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Very cool photos done holding LP covers.

Impressive photos of the California wildfires captures by a camera trap.

Faces in places.

Obsessive documentation of locations used in cult TV series Twin Peaks. Just looking at those pictures, I can feel the unique vibe that came from watching.

I don’t usually talk about the sites I build for a living here, but this one was produced for a friend who deserves the exposure (no pun intended). So I present to you the new online presence of photographer Lionel Samain.

Jonathan Olley’s photographs of Northern Ireland’s reinforced police stations, guard towers and army barracks.

One of my pet peeves: apostrophe massacre.

mmk kobayashi’s photos, one of the most unusual sets I’ve seen on flickr.

Bringing new life to boarded up homes

Wonderful and hypnotic: using recurring elements of French urban life as the focus for animated photo sequences.

I love the idea behind the Urban Markup flickr pool.

Photographs of mobile dance halls (click “les bals”) that move around remote villages in the east of France. They have a particular aesthetic of their own.

Frederic Chaubin’s photographs of strange scifi-like architecture in the former Soviet Union.

Belgian newspaper De Morgen publishes a flickr user’s burning man photos without his consent.

Photos of the extraordinary passengers spotted in the Moscow subway

Amusing sign photographed in Montreal.

Inner-City Youth, a photo essay with audio commentary by Simon Wheatly, documenting the underprivileged youth of London and grime music culture.

Joe Nishizawa: Japan’s underground photography

Neat and simple: turn an ordinary bicycle bell into a camera mount for those action photos.

Putting things into perspective: a photo of earth taken from one of the Mars rovers. I hope you all waved.