Cat Beards  is a photo meme where people place their cat’s chin in front of their own face and make it look as if they have a furry beard. 

You can view more memes of cat beard people online at cat-beard.com,  Know Your Meme and by searching around in the Instagram tag #CatBeard. 

Source: (LaughingSquid)

Nicholas Bell, a Tennessee fine art photographer, sets his scenes near water or woodlands inspired by the concept of time. 

“Photography for me has to do with time and my perception of time”.

“The first day that I spent with a camera I recognised that being completely focused and connected to a scene seemed to slow time” 

Source: (PhotographyBlogger)

On Saturday we launched our brand new project #stickygramtheworld with the wonderful IgersLondon. 

The aim was to “collect” 9 iconic London shots, prizes were given for capturing them all, for the best shot and for the best use of StickyGram.

We’re looking forward to doing this in our next city! If you want to get involved and StickyGram your home town then get in touch at hello@stickygram.com. We’ll send you out a pack of 9 iconic places in your city!

Here are our favourite shots from this weekend…

@ady_rian

@miss_jess

@chelseadebs

@miss_jess

Will Barnes, a 24 year old UK based portrait photographer gives tips and insights on how to approach strangers on the street to ask for their photos.  

“The key to being prepared is speed, the less time you are worrying about your settings (…) the more time you can spend on composing the shot and engaging with the person …”

Source: (PhotographyBlogger)

#stickygramtheworld #westminster #london (at House of Commons)

#stickygramtheworld #london (at Tower of London)

#stickygramtheworld #london #groupshot (at St Paul’s Cathedral)

@igerslondon at #stickygramtheworld (at Tate Modern)

We’re heeeere! Can’t wait to meet you all #stickygramtheworld (at Tate Modern)