Stunning volcano captures by Bernhard Edmaier

Over the last decade, award-winning aerial photographer Bernhard Edmaier has photographed some of the world's most dramatic and beautiful volcanic landscapes, amassing a unique archive of images depicting volcanoes both active and dormant, and a fascinating range of geothermal phenomena and formations. The result of meticulous planning and research, his travels take him from the endless deserts of Africa to the ice plains of Iceland and the coral of the Great Barrier Reef.

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Mount Etna, Sicily, Italy

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Epson and Print Academy print the largest photo on Earth

Epson Hungary and the Print Academy have made a 15 meters long, 1.5 meters tall print of the ‘70 Billion Pixels Budapest’, the largest photo on Earth. The 300 DPI panorama has been created by 360 World from the observation tower of János-hegy, the highest vantage point of Budapest.

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The 2010 Carnavale di Venezia: Photo feature

"Give a man a mask and he'll tell you the truth" (Oscar Wilde)

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A reveller stands pretty near the Servizio gondola.

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Marco Grob to attend Gothenburg Photo Fair

MarcogrobBorn in Switzerland and now living in New York City, Grob is known for his compelling portraits of celebrities, actors, musicians and political figures including Uma Thurman, Leonardo DiCaprio, George Clooney, Sir Elton John, Kanye West, Pink, President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. His images have appeared on the covers and in the pages of magazines such as Time, GQ, Vanity Fair, ELLE, Vogue and New York Magazine. Grob has also photographed advertising campaigns for a wide range of notable clients including Adidas, Seat UK, Tag Heuer, and Levi's, just to name a few.

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Carl Zeiss announces Digital Culture results

Israeli photographer Netanel Hadad has won the Carl Zeiss photo contest on ‘digital culture’ for his work entitled “The digital blind date”. A man and woman are seated across from each other at a table with a glass of wine, looking at one another in the candlelight. They talk, talk, talk. It’s their first date - they haven’t met before.

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Nati Hadad, Israel, Picture taken with: Hasselblad 501 CM with Carl Zeiss, Planar T* 2,8/80 CB

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