A pretty odd look, which I found online and decided to try out myself.

It's not a photograph, it is a vector image! This was with an online tutorial, and also featured on that tutorial!

See a few of the steps in the making of this image.

I like the idea of a scene taking place in a lightbulb, but I found it difficult to realize. This is the best one.

By using blur properly, one can make the depth of field in an image become apparently very small, creating the illusion that the scene is actually on a very small scale. This was taken in Italy, potentially from the coliseum.

I made this image for a class. It uses the same base as upside-down face, and then takes my hummingbird pictures too. Note the shadows of the birds on his neck!

This was my first serious vector image. I did it from an old photograph of Trevor, from an online tutorial.

From an XKCD webcomic and a glow tutorial.

This galaxy's spiral roughly follows the that of the golden ratio, 1.618.

My brother was only several inches from the ground, but I made it appear as if he was flying.