Definitely go check out the photography work of Nick Brandt. His photographs of African wildlife are some of the most striking photos I think I’ve even seen. Absolutely beautiful stuff. A lot of the photos on the site are available in his 2005 book, On This Earth: Photographs from East Africa
While you’re in the animal photography viewing mood, I’d also recommend the photography of Andrew Zuckerman. His newest book Creature
Photographer DULCE PINZON has an amazing set of photos dedicated to the work of Mexican immigrant workers who send money to their families every month. She’s dressed the workers as popular superheroes and each photo depicts them at work as the hero. Do yourself a favor and check out all the photos in the series.
Maybe, maybe not? You can decide. But there are some good ones.
If Superheroes aged in "real time," the ones we (and our parents) grew up reading might look a little bit like the works of artist Giles Barbier.
While you're on the site, be sure to check out some of his other works.
Tooth Monkey
Originally uploaded by allaboutduncan.
A few weeks ago, Carter had his first dentist appointment. To prepare for it, we went to the Discovery Center, where they have a play dentist office set up.
Just in case Mom or Dad (or Grandma or Grandpa) doesn’t want to play the patient, they have what I call the Tooth Monkey. It’s a stuffed monkey with a full set of human (or larger) size choppers.
Carter thought it was cool and had a blast. He did great at the dentist, but I think the Tooth Monkey has me a little scared.