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photojojo: This incredible photo caught our eye while browsing Swissmiss this afternoon. Surprisingly enough, the author of this image shot and edited it solely with an iPhone! via Swissmiss | Flickr
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sailingfree: img324-20120510 by Mindaugas Česlikauskas on Flickr.
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photojojo: Laina Briedis produced this technicolor beauty by stacking 35mm negatives!  Without a darkroom, developing prints from multiple negatives might sound tricky, but it’s actually rather simple! Stack your negatives on top of eachother and scan them into your computer for multi-exposure photos!  Stack Negatives in a Scanner for a Multiple-Exposure Photo
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“Lucid Dreaming” by Kendall Waldman!
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sailingfree: self portrait by Fábio Lamounier on Flickr.
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photojojo: We think it’s safe to say that smoke photography is the new double exposure. That being said, Theo Gosselin’s portraits are truly spot on!  Featuring: Photographs by Theo Gosselin via flickr
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Marcus MB Photography on Facebook
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sailingfree:Andrey by Arhipkin on Flickr.
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sailingfree:Yaroslav by Arhipkin on Flickr.
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photojojo: Ian Ruhter fashions these antiquated-style portraits using a wet plate process. You can watch more of the fascinating process here! Archaic Wet Plate Photography by Ian Ruhter via Art Sponge
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photojojo:The reason I remain indoors, by alexstoddard on flickr. Now this is taking your average 365 project to the next level..
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photojojo: Self-Portrait Idea: Get on the ground! (Know who shot this?)
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ryanloewy: Justin Brasco for USD Boston, MA Read the article here.