Instagram user "Selfies across Europe" captures people capturing their holiday by snapping shots of tourists and locals alike taking selfies in some of the most well-known locations. This unique look at the way people travel today is intimate, if not a little creepy.
But, whether it makes you laugh or cringe, it's definitely intriguing. . boredpanda.com
As Hurricane Milton bares down, most Florida residents are busy fortifying their homes, planning their escape, or just praying that the storm passes without harm. But some are using it as a selfie opportunity. [Read More]
Selfies have become a ubiquitous part of daily life in most major cities. But there is one European city where it may not be so commonplace: Berlin. [Read More]
Scientists studied 1,001 selfies to learn how people use them to communicate and concluded that these photos can be classified into five distinct categories: "aesthetics," "imagination," "trait," "state," and "theory of mind." [Read More]
A picturesque Austrian town that is believed to have inspired Disney's Frozen has erected a fence in a bid to stop tourists from taking selfies. [Read More]
An actor has broken the Guinness World Record for most selfies taken in three minutes, snapping 184 photos in total.
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A 22-year-old Indonesian college student has become a millionaire overnight after turning his collection of daily selfies into non-fungible tokens (NFTs) as a joke. [Read More]
I started with a camera in my hands in 2004 and realized the magic of creating characters and personas with it. Here are some of my favorite self-portraits throughout the years. Some have terrible edits, some are just completely strange, but these are the moments in my life that I'll forever remember because of these photos.