Ryan Rombough

Using a Nikon camera, Ryan Rombough photographed 720 strangers in five hours, a new world record. He set the record as a way to create buzz for his photography business.

Art Hoffman

Art Hoffman has taken photos of 42 U.S. State Capitol buildings. He began taking the photos in 1968 and has photos from States he has lived in and traveled through.

Hoffman’s photo collection includes all states except Alaska, Delaware, Mississippi, North Carolina, North Dakota, South Dakota, Virginia, and Vermont.

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Mike Hedge

[Mike Hedge][1] has taken 895 photographs of people jumping. See Hedge’s entire collection [here][2]. [1]: http://twitter.com/mikehedge [2]: http://www.flickr.com/groups/jumping/pool/46467434@N00/

Thomas Hawk

Thomas Hawk, along with photographers Trey Ratcliff and Robert Scoble, led 406 people in a photowalk around streets to capture sights. The group, including people from Google+ Photos, walked around San Francisco, taking photographs throughout. Learn more about the event here.

Andrew Yang

Andrew Yang photographed 66 bed poses of Fiona Bloom in 30 seconds. The record was set at Yotel in New York City.

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Cecilia Viejo Serrano

Cecilia Viejo Serrano framed 188 people, including herself, in a crowd self-portrait without using any preview settings on the camera.

Munish Bansal

Munish Bansal took photos of his daughter Suman Bansal daily until her 16th birthday. He has 5,845 photos in his collection. Read more about the feat here.