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Check out these images of dogs looking silently out of car windows, often in the dead of night. Shot over two years in the UK, these photos are now to be turned into a coffee table book in October. The images are not so much about dogs as that very human feeling of loneliness and longing; the [...]
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Photographer Rose-Lynn Fisher magnifies the humble honey bee to thousands of times its normal size using a high-resolution scanning electron microscope for this series of stunningly surreal shots in her new book, Bee.
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Yes, it’s a mad, mad world we live in, even more so when you have access to Photoshop and a devilishly mischievous imagination: a strawberry frog? A DandeLion? Why not!
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Producer Peter Chin used a ‘combination of three-dimensional ultrasound scans, computer graphics and tiny cameras to capture the process from conception to birth’ of a number of animals including penguins, elephants, dolphins, dogs, and penguins. Yes, penguins. It was filmed for a National Geographic Documentary called Extraordinary Animals in the Womb.
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Annie Marie Musselman’s series, Finding Trust, explores a basic, yet rarely witnessed, connection that is possible between humans and wildlife. Through photos taken while working in a wildlife rehabilitation sanctuary, Musselman captures tender moments where animal’s lives are in the hands of humans, which for once, is a good thing.
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