Dave Engledow is an American photographer and full-time dad from Washington, D.C. His daughter, Alice Bee, is a toddler. Together, they make “The World’s Greatest Dad“, a online blog that features hilarious and endearing photos of Engledow and his daughter in different scenarios and settings.
From poking fun at pop culture references (like when Kim Kardashian broke the Internet) to transforming his daughter into absurd objects (like a bat on the wall, or as a step-stool), the images really showcase Engledow’s skills as a photographer and photo manipulator, and most importantly, the genuine bonding they share together.
To see his photos in specific, check him out on Fotoblur.
Seriously ridiculous stock photos from the upcoming movie Unfinished Business go viral. We can’t imagine ever wanting to use these for a client’s marketing material, but it’s damn funny.
You can get them at iStock by Getty Images.
Scandinavian photographer Jen Lennartsson created 400 action figures of himself which he sent out in custom branded packaging along with his portfolio to targeted recipients in Scandinavia and the World. On the boxes Lennartsson included a list of skills and contact information. The project began in June 2012 and the first figures were sent out in October 2013.
And we thought our holiday card assembly was labour intensive!
Are you a photographer, designer, illustrator or general book lover located in Montreal? Don’t miss Blurb‘s Photography Books Workshop How to Make a Book that Works with Dan Milnor. The workshop will break down the choices, materials and philosophy behind making your own photography book. Gain a complete picture of the bookmaking process within the context of a quickly changing photography and publishing industry.
Where: Hotel Nelligan ,106 Saint-Paul Rue O Montreal, QC
When: Tuesday, 2 October from 1 – 4 p.m.
Topics: Editing, sequencing and basic book design l Borders, layouts and typography, and cover design l How to make self-publishing work for you
This is a FREE event, but you must register for a ticket as space is limited.
Pencil Vs. Camera are a series of photographs incorporating hand-drawn illustrations by Ben Heine. Heine is a painter, illustrator and photographer who was born in Abidjan, Ivory Coast. He currently lives and exhibits work in Brussels, Belgium.
UK photographer Alastair Levy describes his work as “a quiet subversion of the everyday”.
Click here to see more of Levy’s work on his website.
Dreamers series-
Photography project from the summer 09′ semester at the University of Wiesbaden (Hochschule Rhein-Main) in Germany.
The team consisted of Mohammed Amine Nasseri, Natalie Borger, Magda Klukowski and Elisabet Frau-Trullen under the direction of professor Frau Meike Becker-Lacour.