“I am convinced that each picture we take transforms itself in a self portrait of what we feel inside,” says photographer Oliver Delgado. (link)

Once you start making too many type-ohs in your work, take your tired body from the keyboard to the keyboard sofa. By Zo-loft. (link)

Better watch the butterflies and not your time flying by. (see more)

Contemporary Russian-Isreali impressionist Leonid Afremov doesn’t aim to tell a story, but rather inspire a certain feeling to the viewers. (link)

Best graphic explanation of the bottoms up effect. (link)

A view to the city that needs no curtains at night. (see more)

Spanish photographer Chema Madoz elegantly shows us how things are not always what they seem to be. (see more)

Not everything in Japan is remote-controlled: the blue lights on the seacost of Toyama are the glowing firefly squid. Looks surreal! (see more)

Fascinating sculpture, reminding us to cherish life: created by Dubian Fernando Monsalve Torres, on a highway heading to Medellin in Colombia.

That ain’t neither X-ray nor Photoshop: the foods are actually cut in half, photographed by Beth Galton working together with food stylist Charlotte Omnes. Hopefully your lunch break is starting soon! (link)