Check out the 35 wonderful art work of inspirational photography. Not a single photo is edited or photo shopped, they have been presented as they are. This photos are the incredible creative work of the photographers. Please leave your valuable comments for my inspiration.

Collection of featured photos from the top most and best photographers of the world.  This photos are voted as top photos by the photographers themselves from their collection. You can check out the works of Konrad Wothe, Nuno Sa, Vincent Munier, Diego Lopez and others…

Konrad Wothe

David Maitland

Nuno Sa

Jesper Tonning

Dieter Damschen

Edwin Giesbers

Vincent Munier

Inaki Relanzon

Konrad Wothe

Photographer Diego Lopez

Photographer Lassi Rautiainen

Photographer Michel Roggo

Photographer Georg Popp

Photographer Franco Banfi

Photographer Staffan Widstrand

Photographer Danny Green

Photographer Magnus Elander

The Victoria’s Secret Angles again striped ( to which they are famous for ) for most alluring and outre lingerie. Supermodels were Candice Swanepoel, Elyse Taylor, Lindsay Ellingson, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Shannan Click have been photographed by Gavin Bond for the men’s magazine GQ UK for the month of February 2010.

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National Geographic’s International Photography Contest attracts thousands of entries from photographers of all skill levels around the world every year. While this year’s entry deadline has passed, there is still time to view and vote for your favorites in the Viewer’s Choice competition. National Geographic was kind enough to let me choose a few of their entries from 2009 for display here on The Big Picture. Collected below are 25 images from the three categories of People, Places and Nature. Captions were written by the individual photographers. (25 photos total)

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Nazroo, a mahout (elephant driver), poses for a portrait while taking his elephant, Rajan, out for a swim in front of Radha Nagar Beach in Havelock, Andaman Islands. Rajan is one of the few elephants in Havelock that can swim, so when he is not dragging timber in the forest he is used as a tourist attraction.

An example of photo luminescence in coral in West Papua (Photo and caption by Stephen Martin)

I was in the front car of the short subway between Pudong and the Bund, and was treated to the wonderful spectacle of an oncoming train in the tunnel’s changing light show. I put my camera up to the window and shot as fast as possible to get this image. (Photo and caption by Gail von Bergen Ryan)

On my second day visiting the astounding Iguazu falls on the Brazilian side I was forced to change to my telephoto lens as my wide angle had been damaged by the water vapour. In had rained solid for 10 days prior to my arrival and so the falls were at their most spectacular. Standing on the elevated viewing platform I was able to shoot this school group who stood transfixed, emphasizing the incredible size of the falls. (Photo and caption by Ian Kelsall) #

I took this picture on a sunny fall afternoon on a prairie near Chicago, Illinois. To improve the color saturation, I blocked the sunlight with my body. The blue background came straight from the camera. The image was not altered with any editor. (Photo and caption by Richard Susanto) #

A young orangutan swings from tree to tree in Tanjung Puting National Park in Indonesian Borneo. (Photo and caption by Sean Crane)

The edge of an iceberg floating just off the coast of Antarctica. (Photo and caption by Mike Matas) #

The Darvaza natural gas crater is located in the center of the Karakum Desert in the central Asian country of Turkmenistan. The crater resulted after a Soviet natural gas exploration accident in the 1950s and has been burning ever since. The crater is approximately 60 meters in diameter and its depth is approximately 20 meters. (Photo and caption by Natalja Silver) #

When the wave conditions are right a wave appears, infrequently, as a result of the splash back off the cliff connecting with an incoming wave. This causes the incoming wave to pop up, creating fan-like shapes. On this particular day, over the two hours I spent on the rocks, this wave only appeared once. This is that shot. (Photo and caption by Aaron Feinberg)

David Hanson crosses a fallen log beneath soaring trees and a lingering fog in Washington’s Olympic National Park. (Photo and caption by Michael Hanson)

Even during the Arirang Mass Games in North Korea, the ultimate expression of the state ideology, an individual can still sometimes stand out from the crowd and break free of the collective. If only just for a moment. (Photo and caption by Brendyn Zachary) #

Cary stands on a deserted road in Central Ohio, at sunset. (Photo and caption by Lisa Roberts) #

Curious gulls on Sanibel Island, Florida. Meet my friend, “Gull-i-Bel”!!! (Photo and caption by Richard Rush)

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Dominik Kraner is a multimedia artist from Switzerland.  He has collected some fine pictures of hearts that will make you love. I have seen his deviantart profile but i think some of them are his and some are collected. Any way we here to share wonderful pictures.

Author : Dominik Kraner
Source : http://dkraner.deviantart.com

In this past week, we have seen Beautiful HDR wallpapers i think you had liked them. I was going through deviantart, found a fantastic profile, her name is Andrea Andrade. She desktop wallpaper artist and from Brazil. You can check out her personal site for her portfolio. There are fantastic 30 Wallpaper collected all are in high quality.

Nsaplayer is a aspiring photographer from Orlando, FL. Photography is his hobby. He is improving and eventually maybe make a little money from it. He has craze for learning and enjoy photography and having fun with it. He makes lot of practice to improve himself !!  Also, please pay attention to the creative commons license applied to his photos.

Author: nsaplayer
Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/nsaplayer/sets/72157619073494664/

BRATISLAVA, Slovakia (AP) — U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Friday that he was encouraged by NATO allies’ commitment to the 8-year-old war in Afghanistan even as the Obama administration mulls whether to order tens of thousands more U.S. troops to the fight. At a NATO meeting of defense ministers, Gates said a number of allies indicated to him that they are thinking about or were moving toward increasing either their military or their civilian contributions or both.

U.S. Army Specialist Kingsley, left, of 2nd Platoon, Baker Company, 2-12 Infantry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, fires on enemy positions as Private First Class Kicklighter, right, ducks behind his machine gun during an ambush at the village of Lanyal in the Korengal Valley, Kunar Province, eastern Afghanistan on Oct. 20. AFP / Getty Images / Simon Lim

U.S. Army Private First Class right, of 2nd Platoon, Baker Company, 2-12 Infantry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, and U.S. Air Force Airman Moulton return fire on enemy positions as the platoon came under intense fire during an ambush at the village of Lanyal in the Korengal Valley, Kunar Province, eastern Afghanistan on Oct. 20. AFP / Getty Images / Simon Lim

Soldiers in the 1/ 501st of the 25th Infantry Division file off the ridge of a mountain where they spent the night in a Taliban stronghold area Oct. 15, in Paktika Province, Afghanistan. Soldiers of the 1/ 501 scoured the Afghan countryside near the Pakistani border on a two-day mission into a tense part of Paktika province, an area that American soldiers had not patrolled for over three years. The troops were looking for suspected Taliban weapons stores and hideouts. Getty Images / Chris Hondros

Staff Sgt. Steven Caldwell of Decatur, Ind. with the 1/ 501st of the 25th Infantry Division sits covered in sweat as he leads his men up the side of a mountain. Getty Images / Chris Hondros

Staff Sgt. Steven Caldwell of Decatur, Ind. with the 1/ 501st of the 25th Infantry Division watches a caravan of donkeys carrying firewood as it passes Oct. 14, in Paktika Province, Afghanistan. Getty Images / Chris Hondros

U.S. Army soldiers in the 1/ 501st of the 25th Infantry Division shield their eyes from the powerful rotor wash of a Blackhawk helicopter as they are picked up from a mission Oct. 15, in Paktika Province, Afghanistan. Getty Images / Chris Hondros

Hazrat Ali, 12, lies in pain as a metal splint is removed at Mirwais hospital on Oct. 13, in Kandahar, Afghanistan. He was injured by an I.E.D in the Spin Boldoc area near the pakistan border.  Getty Images / Paula Bronstein

Afghan boys eat ice cream as they sit inside a van in Kabul, Afghanistan, Friday, Oct. 16. AP / Altaf Qadri

An Afghan boy reads the holy Quran as he sits next to the grave of his relative in Kabul, Afghanistan, Friday, Oct. 16. AP / Altaf Qadri

An Afghan man rides a horse-cart at a marketplace in Kabul, Afghanistan, Thursday, Oct. 22. AP / Altaf Qadri

An Afghan roadside vegetable vendor, left, tends to a customer as another man, at right, eats a soup, in Kabul, Afghanistan, Thursday, Oct. 22. AP / Altaf Qadri

Stacks of brooms are seen as an Afghan worker, Noor Mohammad, makes brooms at a broom market in Kabul, Afghanistan, Tuesday, Oct. 20. AP / Altaf Qadri

Workers transport ballot boxes on a trolley to be loaded on trucks at the Independent Election Commission compound in Kabul, Afghanistan, Thursday, Oct. 22.  AP / Altaf Qadri

U.S. Army Black Hawk Crew Chief Sgt. Brian Larsen, of Tampa, Fla., mans his machine gun during a mission in Helmand Province, Afghanistan,  ( AP / Brennan Linsley

U.S. Army Flight Medic Sgt. Nathaniel Dabney, second left, of Prescott, Ariz., with Charlie Company, 3-82nd Aviation Regiment- Task Force Talon, directs U.S. Marines as they carry a young Afghan gunshot victim to a waiting army Blackhawk helicopter during a medevac operation, in Helmand province, southern Afghanistan, Monday, Oct. 19. AP / Brennan Linsley

U.S. Marines with Alpha Company-Task Force Raider, 2nd Recon Battalion lie down inside a small patrol base during a pause in an all night mission in Helmand province, southern Afghanistan on Oct. 13. Task Force Raider is a strike force which conducts raids targeting Taliban networks in the Helmand province. AP / Brennan Linsley

U.S. Marines with Alpha Company-Task Force Raider, 2nd Recon Battalion heat their dinner at a combat outpost in Helmand province, southern Afghanistan on Oct. 14. AP / Brennan Linsley

Burned trucks are seen smoldering after Taliban militants burnt the vehicles, on main Ghazni-Kandahar highway in Ghazni, west of Kabul, Afghanistan on Oct. 19.  AP / Rahmatullah Naikzad

German soldiers on patrol walk past a woman wearing a burka in Balkh, Afghanistan on Oct. 15. The soldiers and police are taking part in the Focused District Development (FDD) program where Afghan Police are been rained to take over the responsibilty for security. AFP/ Getty Images / Michael Kappeler

Photo made with the use of a night vision device shows German soldiers partol at night in Faizabad on Oct. 17. AFP/ Getty Images / Michael Kappeler

German soldiers patrol in the city of Balkh, Afghanistan on Oct. 15.AFP/ Getty Images / Michael Kappeler

Steven Brueckner, German police officer speaks with children in Balkh, Afghanistan on Oct. 15.AFP/ Getty Images / Michael Kappeler

A U.S. Marine mans a machine gun mounted on the open back of a helicopter transporting members of Alpha Company-Task Force Raider, 2nd Recon Battalion over Garmsir District, in Helmand province, southern Afghanistan  AP / Brennan Linsley

Patrick Hoelck didn’t begin his career as a photographer. In fact, he refers to his primary occupation of the past six-and-a-half years as a “grateful accident.” Hoelck began as a youngster in New York City working in the music video world during what he calls the “rap era.”

Photographer: Patrick Hoelck
Source: http://portfolio.patrickhoelck.com