Amelia Paul Forman is nineteen years old and has a mom who is a world-class photographer with a predilection for photographing animals. Since she was three years old, Amelia has been her mother's muse and the subject of her photographs. That is why she has portraits of herself with elephants, llamas, ponies, tigers, kangaroos, chimpanzees, endless dogs, cats, and other animals—portraits that hang in the collections of art museums around the world. Take a look at some of these amazing photos on Rubin Scwartz instagram page as well as on her homepage.
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Birds are so majestically beautiful. For more info, check out their website.
ATOM is a Japanese photographer who travels all over the world in search of great scenery for a great photography. In the past two years, he has visited 63 countries and the most recent destination he's traveled to is Antarctica. He traveled around Antarctica for ten days and came back with an incredible reportage documenting the behavior of these Antarctic penguins. Here are some of his photos. For more, visit his instagrampage. Via: My modern met
You will enjoy this series of funny and cute photographs by illustrator Aled Lewis who is having fun fun staging his toys in cute and twisted situations.
Photographers Moreno Monti and Matteo Tranchellini photographed more than 200 photos of 100 different species of chickens around the world in a unique project called CHICken. The most beautiful photos of this project are published in a book currently being funded on Kickstarter.
Get some fascinating glimpse into the lives of animals living underwater.
Welcome to Wegman's Wild World of Weimaraners, where dogs bake cakes and lounge like royalty. Known to the world as the "dog photographer," William Wegman has spent the past 45 years dressing and posing his canine muses in elaborate ensembles, finding whimsy in the absurd. His work is at measures droll and enchanting, evoking awe in audiences around the world. And, his pups have had their share of the limelight, making appearances on everything from "Saturday Night Live" and "Sesame Street," to movies and galleries worldwide. Via: The Great Big Story
With his series "Hakuna Matata", the young French photographer Thomas Subtil imagines unusual situations by staging the animals of Kenya into compositions both funny and surreal, on the edge of dream.
