Need an egg, orange or bowl of flying fish soup? Japan's vending machines have you covered. All 5.5 million of them...

Germany is chock-full of kitschy bowling alleys, and Robert Götzfried has had a decent go at photographing them all.

The 'Grands Ensembles’ of Paris were described as a “landscape of urban despair” by art critic Robert Hughes… but one photographer reveals them in an evocative new light.

These eye-bending images make you feel a bit like Jimmy Stewart in Vertigo.

What drives someone to spend all their time and money exploring abandoned places? We have no idea, so we asked Melbourne photographer Shane Thoms.

When a successful fashion photographer adopted a neglected dog and moved to the wilderness, he landed more than a furry hiking companion – he found a muse. Troy Moth tells Smith Journal about facing down bears and finding freedom in the great outdoors.

Be transported to the vibrant daily life of 1899 Tunisia via these striking postcards, rendered in colour by the photocrom technique.

Eerie symmetry. Futuristic dystopias. Strange characters full of veiled intentions. Photographs taken of 1940s New York by a 17-year-old Stanley Kubrick are a harbinger of his 50-year-strong career.  

Brooke Holm dangled out of a helicopter on a small rope to bring us this captivating photography series of Iceland. 

Sory Sanlé’s witty and utterly unique photographs allow us a rare peek into the parties, concerts and daily life of Burkina Faso after its independence from France in 1960.