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This Exists... Because of A Lady

Photographer Envisions Her Daughter as Groundbreaking Women of History

Jaime Moore wanted to do something special for her daughter’s fifth birthday photo, but when she looked online, all she could find were princess tutorials.

“Now don’t get me wrong,” she says on her site, “I LOVE Disney Princesses… But it got me thinking, they’re just characters, a writers tale of a princess (most before 1998)…an unrealistic fantasy for most girls,” except, she admits, for Kate Middleton. “My daughter wasn’t born into royalty, but she was born into a country where she can now vote, become a doctor, a pilot, an astronaut, or even President if she wants and that’s what REALLY matters.” So she and her daughter decided to do a series of photos with five historical women who fought to get Jamie, Emma, and a lot of other women the rights and opportunities they enjoy today. And those pictures? They’re great.

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And Now For Something Completely Different

Vanessa Dualib Makes Adorable Animals Out of Food

We wish we could adopt every sweet potato stegosaurus, garlic crab, and banana snail in Vanessa Dualib‘s Flickr stream.

And not just to eat them, I swear.

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Jan von Holleben’s Photography Makes Kids Into Wizards, Pirates, Jedi, and Explorers… Can We Play Too?

Jan von Hollenben’s photography, while painstakingly constructed with no Photoshop allowed, certainly seems worth the time. When do we get our turn?

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Consider the Following

Annie Leibovitz Shoots Taylor Swift As Rapunzel For Disney Parks Campaign

Photographer Annie Leibovitz has been doing a series of portraits depicting Hollywood names as famous Disney characters. In the past she’s shot Scarlett Johansson as Cinderella, Rachel Weisz as Snow White, Jessica Biel as Pocahontas, and Queen Latifah as Ursula. The latest is pop-star Taylor Swift as Rapunzel. What do you think? The ad will appear in upcoming issues of Vanity Fair, InStyle, and People magazines.

(via USA Today)

Previously in Disney

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To infinity and beyond!

Chocolate Cake, but Really Big. No. Really Big: Caren Alpert’s Food Art

Caren Alpert has made her living taking, as she puts it, “mostly recognizable” pictures of food, but her microphotography project Terra Cibus (from the Latin for “ground” and “meat”… that’s ground as in what’s under your feet, sorry pun lovers) presents food as unrecognizable landscapes, patterns and textures. This right here? Chocolate cake.

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Things to Do With Your Kids

Learn Your ABC’s With Bikes, Booze, & Bézier Curve Flash Cards

Designer Emma Cook thinks regular ABC flash cards are outdated so she created some for a new generation. She writes, “Now design geek-hipster-interwebbers can teach their kids their ABC’s with more culture-relevant examples.” The result is a lot of photography and technology with a little bit of alcohol and coffee thrown in for good measure. Take a look!

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Our Adorable Past

Sisters Return To Vacation Spots And Recreate Childhood Photos

Photographer Wilma Hurskainen and her three sisters spent a lot of time together growing up, vacationing with their parents, and being silly. She had the idea to do it all over again, 15 years later and turned the resulting photographs into a book called Growth. Take a look at some of the intricately set and posed photos they wound up shooting together.

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For A More Civilized Age

Is This History’s Only Look at Jane Austen as a Young Girl?

While the legacy of Pride and Prejudice author Jane Austen is fairly prolific, her image is not — few professionally painted likenesses of her exist. However, thanks to digital photo analysis, another image of her may have surfaced from obscurity.

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Doctor Who’s TARDIS Travels Through Time Thanks To Vintage Photos And Google Street View

TARDIS stands for time and relative dimension in space but in these pictures that concept is realized literally. Mark Dando took vintage photographs, mixed in images from Google street view and voila! TARDIS sightings around London. Hit the jump to see where (and when) else the famous blue lady has shown up! 

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Romance

A Very Geeky, Comic Bookish Engagement Photo Shoot With Katie and Mark

Katie and Mark are in love, engaged, and share a common penchant for comic books. And thanks to photographer Heather Kincaid, they now have a set of geektastic engagement photos, taken in a Los Angeles comic book store, that will provide a lifetime of memories of mutual, heartwarming nerdery.

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