Matt Eich’s series Trouble the Water is intense, but I can’t stop looking at it.

I was just looking through the winners of the Too Much Chocolate + Kodak Film Grant competition and I came across Murray Ballard and instantly fell in love with his project, The Prospect of Immortality. It is a look at cryonics, which is the practice of preserving a dead human or animal at extremely low temperatures, in the hopes that technology will advance enough to revive them to full health in the future. It is a beautifully photographed piece and leaves the viewer with so many questions.

Carl Wooley. via.

Boston Big Picture has a sampling of photographs from National Geographic’s International Photography Contest.

Photographer Ari Versluis and profiler Ellie Uyttenbroek began their incredible portrait series, Exactitudes, in 1994. It is an interesting study of the contradiction between individuality and uniformity. I could look at this site for hours.

There’s a great article worth checking out over at Too Much Chocolate by Aline Smithson titled Photographing Family. This photo is from Phillip Taledano’s series, Days With My Father.

Enjoying studying photographer William Eggleston right now.

New photos of Mike Tyson’s abandoned Ohio mansion by photographer Danny Wills.

Incredible photos by Arthur S. Mole and John D. Thomas using thousands of soldiers. via.

The Boston Big Picture captures people jumping into water all over the world.