Deadly beauty

The most poisonous animal is not a snake or a spider. It’s a beautiful little frog! "Most frogs produce skin toxins, but the dart poison frogs from Central and South America are the most potent of all. The golden poison frog, called terribilis (the terrible), is so toxic that even touching it can be dangerous."

A gallery of colorful (and Sometimes Poisonous) frogs.

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Nice photo

Going to work nowadays.

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Armed America

The photographer Kelly Cassidy went on a mission to find the faces behind the gun-owners of the United States. The results were published in a book called "Armed America: Portraits of Gun Owners in Their Homes" and some of the photos can be seen here. Notice the sometimes surprising juxtaposition between owner and type of gun owned.

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Comparing San Jose...

...between 1975 and 2005.



Gallery here.

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Sensitive light

An interesting gallery of coloured smoke.

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A 1000 words

From the migrant mother that was the face of the big depression to Einstein with his tongue out here are the 13 photographs that changed the world.

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The miracles of Photoshop

2007 calendar edition:

Before


After


More images here.

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Foggy weather

Some nice photos of the fog that has covered England.

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The wild wild world

Michael Poliza is a successful German IT entrepreneur who sold his companies in 1997 and started an expedition photographing the remote wildernesses of the world.

Here are some pictures from his amazing work already featured in magazines like National Geographic and Nature.

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Out of bounds

Images that play with the boundaries of photographs.

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Time condensed

2 hours in downtown Toronto resumed in one photograph.

On the site the same photo in interactive format.

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Photo storage

Zoto is an alternative to Flickr. Doesn't have all the bells and whistles of their competition but it has the most generous limits in this kind of service with 2GB of storage space and unlimited number of photos. Sometimes it can be a little slow but besides that I'm liking it.

No Photoshop needed (anymore)

HP joins the bandwagon of pixel dieting by adding a slimming feature to its digital cameras.

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