Mike Mitchell is a long-time professional photographer who received an amazing package from a complete stranger in the mail.  In the package was an old bulk film loader and a touching letter written by a woman named Woo Lai Wah from China.  It's a very touching story.  Link

Mike Cash is an American working as a truck driver in Japan.  While on the road and at the wheel he takes beautiful photos of Japanese culture and environments.  Link to his gallery, Japan from the Driver's Seat.

[Pictured:  cropped photo of "Modern Monk" by Mike Cash.  View full image here.]

Between the years 1989 and 1997, Andrew Bush took photographs of people driving next to him while traveling 50 to 70 miles per hour throughout the southwestern portion of the United States.  Link [via]

Hyper is a photograph collection of breakdancers (well, I'm not positive if they are breakdancers) floating in common places like convenient stores done by French photographer Denis Darzacq.  Link to gallery.  La Chute is another one of his collections.  It's worth the look. 

Over the weekend, Jason, Colleen (Jason's mom) and Ted (beekeeping expert) split their hive in order to set up a secondary hive in another location.  Chris Wiggins witnessed the hive splitting and lived to tell the tale.  He wrote a great post over on his blog Beautiful Bokeh and also shared amazing photos he took on that day. 

Link to Beautiful Bokeh.  Link to photo gallery.

Update:  Jason wrote up a post over at Make: Blog about his hive splitting experience and provides information on how to start your own backyard beehive.  Link.

I came across this site using google. I've always loved looking at pictures of old castles, and have a love for all things Irish. The site has an EXTENSIVE collection of many castles, restored and lived in, in ruins, and built upon. The history is quite fascinating as well. Take a step back into the past! The link for the site is: www.castles-of-ireland.com

Here is a gallery of bullets fired through various objects.

As I'm a nature macrophotography buff, I took all these pictures myself, in my own kitchen, using the same high-end photography equipment I use to take pictures of flowers and insects. As you'll see from these pictures, the detail is astonishing. You may never look at your sandwich meat the same way again.

Ahhh.. So that's what makes those Jimmy Dean sausages so delicious!

Mystery Meat Macrophotography - A NewsTarget PhotoTour by Mike Adams

These pictures of flowers captured in drops of rain are just amazing.  It's nice to get a different perspective on things.

Here are a few stunning wildlife photographs taken by Steve Bloom.  [via digg]

Previously:
BBC Wildlife Magazine's Shell Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Wildlife photos by John Hyde (LwL)