For all the people who rocked the prom picture pillow case loud and proud.

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Her photographs are appealing.

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There were quite a few photos in his collections that I really enjoyed. You should go see them.

If your looking for some material for your summer soundtrack, try this online jukebox Mike’s Oldies. You can listen to his top ten Americana hits from each year 1950 to 1969, obscure doo wop and classic radio.

Images courtesy of Smithsonian magazine photo contest.

These photographs feel like Nebraska.

More Juho.

Image from her collection Japanese Melody. Her series on the European continental arctic (Maze, Sampi) are pretty perfect too.

For almost 20 years, Livingston took a portrait a day on Polaroid film, catalogued his efforts and hauled around the results in hard suitcases until his death.

View the entire work here:

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Sure, Brad Troemel may be a good photographer. However, one of our A.O. staff members was profoundly upset when she discovered Brad’s photographic stash entitled “Canvases” below.

Let it be known, Brad: Our staff member has been drawing a comic about a “Meats n’ Sweets” shop wherein the items for sale include meats paired with sweets for years. The menu of the “Meats n’ Sweets” shop clearly includes sprinkled turkey legs, filet mignon with a scoop of bubble gum ice cream, and salmon pound cake among many, many other delectable items.

So, you, Mr. Troemel, are treading in dangerous, white chocolate coated shrimp filled waters.

As far as we can tell, this is an ongoing series where these porcelain people get Amelied into different situations around the world.  The effect can be cool. Also, we can not get over how amazing the idea of a mountain of sandwiches makes us feel.

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Have a look at this documentary photo essay from Leonie Purchas, Christian the Collector.

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