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	Man Wearing A Tutu Proves That Laughter Really Can Be The Best Medicine [VIDEO]
	This is the story of Bob and Linda Carey. After Linda was diagnosed with breast cancer, Bob began taking beautiful but totally ridiculous travel photographs of himself wearing a pink tutu to cheer her up while she underwent chemo. "When Linda woul...
	My Heart Skips a Beat Even By Looking At People Standing On Top of Tall Buildings
	While most of us wouldn't even dare going 10 meters near the edge of a tall building, these pictures somehow manages to make me gulp. Tom Ryaboi, has mastered the art of taking shots of people looking down on cities from impossible heights. Clearly...
	Watch These Dogs 'Shake' in Slow Motion [VIDEO]
	'Shake' is based on a photography series of the same name by this film's co-director Carli Davidson. It was inspired by her own dog Norbert, whose drool she “regularly cleans due to his own frequent shaking.” In 2012, Variable stumbled upon Carl...
	Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2013
	Here are the winning images for the 49th annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. Run by the British National History Museum and BBC Worldwide, it showcases the best in nature photography. The competition saw some 43,000 photos submitte...
	Pics Snapped By National Geographic Fans Prove That The World Is Awesome
	To celebrate its 125 anniversary, National Geographic launched a photo-sharing platform called Your Shot which invited photographers from around the world submit their best photos. Led by the magazine's star photographer Cory Richards and his magazi...
	Photo Series Show What It's Like To Have A Gun Pointing At Your Face
	Here's hoping that this is the closest that any of us ever gets to staring down the barrel of a gun. Shot by Toronto-based photographer Peter Andrew, this photography series called “Point Blank” offers a different perspective at famous handgun model...
	Fast Food Looks Worse After You Scan It. Check Out This Photography Series
	Guess what? Fast food isn't good for you. But you already knew that. Jon Feinstein's photography series about fast food takes what we know about the items and uses a scanner to create images of them. And they look less appetizing! Feinstein's projec...