Pep Ventosa's masterful work involves stitching together dozens to hundreds of photographs into a single image. Each location creates a unique and interesting pattern that tells a story of its own.

Check out more awesome photo projects on his portfolio. His other projects are very reminiscent of Corinne Vionnet's Photo Opportunites project.

Sam Rohn specializes in stereographic panoramas aka little planet photos. Each one is unique and brings a fun twist to location shots. He also specializes in 360 degree panoramas and is a location scout for New York City. Check out more of his great work on his portfolio.

Some superb black and white photos by Jean-Michel Berts. He has an extremely good eye for composition and black and white photo oppurtunities. You can keep up to date with his new photos on Facebook.

Davis Ayer shows off light projection art at its finest. We've seen light projection photography in Projection Art, A Matter of Time, and Enigma of Plaid, but this is the first time I've seen it featured for the sake of art instead of fashion. In each shot, Davis masterfully blends the projections with the woman's body and turns them into pieces of art. Don't forget to check out the rest of Davis' photos on Flickr. He has some more great work there.

Terence Chang has captured San Francisco like I've never seen before. He stays clear of the cliché shots of the city, and shows us some great new sights and perspectives of the city. Terence makes great use of fog and lights to create some interesting photos. Check out more of his photos on Flickr.