From an old-fashioned barbers, quaint bakery and traditional Irish pub - the town of Bushmills is the picture of a thriving community.
The veteran photographer made the comments in an interview with the Telegraph after announcing a new exhibition will take place next year at the National Portrait Gallery. Bailey's Stardust will include 250 of the 75-year-old's best known works and will run from February until June 2014. ...read
Commercial photographer Eric Sahrmann, 36, is behind the incredible shots, each of which involved merging 15 different photos. Along with a tiny version of the Incredible Hulk, the images include a baby doing a press up with one arm behind his back and a little black belt upending a stack of Duplo bricks with a well-placed kick. ...read
It may look like another planet, but these spectacular photographs were taken beneath the Mendenhall Glacier in the remote Alaskan wildernesse. The creative talent behind the shots has often been accused of using CGI or Photoshop to doctor the images. But 31-year-old Kent Mearig insists that by lining up the inside of the glacial tunnel with the rising sun, nature creates the impressive light show without any outside interference. ...read
At first glance, the pages of these old books are gilt-painted, but look more closely and you will see beautiful hidden paintings.
A shocking new exhibition at the British Museum is set to reveal what an extremely sexually liberated nation the Japanese once were.
Pictures of Victorian celebrities by a British photographer have gone on display in New York for the first time. Julia Margaret Cameron was 48 when began taking pictures.
Grahame Hurd-Wood, 55, has already spent 14 years producing pictures of people in St Davids in Wales - which is Britain's smallest city.
Wildlife photographer Paul Goldstein says it is 'obviously humanising nonsense', but after catching six animals winking at him it was hard not to think there was a message behind it.
Artist Fong Qi Wei was keen to invent a way to show how scenes change over time, without resorting to a video camera or time-lapse photography. So he captured multiple pictures of the same sites over the course of a day, before splicing them together into a single image taken over several hours.
Polish photographer Adam Tomaszewski captured these remarkable pictures of damselflies, showing up-close the thousands of lenses that make up their eyes. Mr Tomaszewski took the photos of them at 4am to get the best effect.
Artist Sergio Albiac has set out to prove we really are all stardust with an out-of-this world collection of portraits using images from the Hubble telescope. Albiac, a computer science engineer based in Barcelona, has written software that turns photos submitted by the public into portraits created from a palette of shots of stars and galaxies photographed by the Hubble telescope.
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The She Who Tells A Story exhibit at the Boston Museum of Fine Art, which opened on Tuesday, aims to challenge the traditional view that women from that part of the world are 'repressed and powerless'.
Russian photo editor Anton Logvynenko has breathed new life into The Titanic story by giving colour to original black and white shots of the doomed liner.
Edward II: A royal tragedy? It's more Monty Python meets the Krankies
It has blood, guts, anarchy, brutal misrule
If only the musical had been as smashing as the mistakes: Review of The Prodigals
The lead singer’s voice was creaky, and things went crump off stage
The Butterfly Lion: A lion's share of Morpugo's magic
You could almost call this latest staging of a Michael Morpurgo novel 'War Cat'
Chimerica: Thrilling tale of Tiananmen Tank Man is a must see
Lucy Kirkwood has made hugely impressive drama
The daddy of all good grapplers: How Big Daddy vs Giant Haystacks is a knockout at the Fringe
Tells how two chaps became Seventies stars
Confessions of Gordon Brown drills right into the soul of former PM
In this monologue, the former PM frets and foams in his Downing Street office.
In the valley of heartbreak: Children of Mine captures horror of the Aberfan disaster
That terrible day is depicted with imagination and beauty.
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