Sometimes photographers are so busy looking out at the world that they forgot to look up, or down. Andreas Gefeller isn’t particular interested in what is overhead, but he’s totally tuned into what’s underfoot.     Above, for instance, you will see his picture of a room used by students in...

If you fly on Southwest Airlines, perhaps you've seen the planes with the picture of 2009 Sports Illustrusted Swimsuit Issue cover girl Bar Rafaeli painted on the side. Even if you are earthbound, you may have read reports about the latest aggressive marketing project. The airline has a lighter-than...

The APEX Telescope in Chile has produced an image showing what is going on in a supermassive black hole that lies at the center of the Centaurus A gallexy, which is a relatively short 13 million light years away from Earth.      The image reveals jets of subatomic particles being ejected from the...

The White House has released images made inauguration day by Barack Obama's official photographer, Pete Souza. And they're great...behind the scenes, informal, yet tinged with a sense of history. Above, President-Elect Obama steps to the podium to be sworn in. Belo the new president and Michelle Oba...

A shot of President and Mrs. Obama at once of yesterday's inauguration balls. I foundit while scanning Buzz Trend. Is this for real? --David Schonauer...

Photographer Mike McGregor tipped me off to an interesting story from New York magazine. McGregor shot the lead image (above) showing a group of programmers from the New York Times website. Writer Emily Nussbaum profiles the group, who have invigorated the website with tons of photographic and inter...

A colleague of mine, Sebastien Micke, came by the office yesterday with pictures he took on Tuesday at the Obama victory rally in Chicago. Micke......

Film has gone the way of the tintype, at least in Japan. According to this report, hardly any film camera were made or bought in......

The cement behinds in the new Gucci print campaign were obviously put there with some intent. But I prefer the subtle, rubberized treatment in this......