We won’t front, we thoroughly enjoy Tumblr. Last week, we did a top 10 of original photo Tumblrs that really went over well. We have decided to follow it up with another Tumblr-centric post featuring some random ones that we follow and enjoy. About 4 of them here revolve around lovely girls, with the fifth one focusing on some nice original photography. Please let us know of some of your favorites, too.

Photographer Johann Bona has released a new photo series entitled “Girls on my Floor.” It’s exactly what it sounds like – girls on the floor,  – and happens to be pretty amazing. Respect the Chucks. Respect the shooter.

More images (many NSFW) follow after the click.

This ranking is in no way an “official” Top 10 Photo Tumblrs list, but more so ones that we follow and enjoy on a regular basis. We are sure there is a myriad of great original photo Tumblrs and we hope to come across more, so if you have any suggestions, feel free to let us know. What this list is, is a compilation of ones that showcase original photos. Re-blogging is great, don’t get us wrong, but we just wanted to put the spotlight on originality.

Check out some of our favorites after the jump.

Once again the people from Odd Future and Golf Wang had an appointment in front of the camera of photographer Terry Richardson. Josh, Lucas, Tyler, Taco, Jasper and Lionel all took part in this most recent shoot, that we will most likely see in a magazine soon.

Photography: Terry Richardson

Check out the full series of images after the jump.

San Diego-based photographer Tim Mantoani undertook a fascinating project in which he photographed photographers holding some iconic imagery that they were responsible for. It’s always a great thing putting a face to something, as is the case here. There’s no doubt that you have seen some, if not all of these images at some point.

What’s also astonishing is that these were all shot with a large format 20×24inch Polaroid camera, which cost Mantoani $200 per photo. Over 150 portraits were created during a 5-year period, and with the camera company going under, it made it that much more of a mission to complete.

The book is now available in 2 versions at Behind Photographs. Check out the video below to get some insight into the project from Mantoani.

Vans presented Heel Bruise & Stussy’s “Under the Radar” exhibition this past week in Long Beach, CA and here is a full look at the works on display. Photos from Kenny Anderson, Keith Hufnagel, Nic Fensom, Natalia Mantini, Robbie Jeffers, Ray Barbee, Curtis Buchanan, Jeff Potocar, Jon Warren, and Devin Briggs were all exhibited in this second UTR event. Every photographer put forth some amazing photos ranging from portraiture, still life photography, as well as some breathtaking landscape shots by Jon Warren.

Check out an extensive look after the jump.

Chinese contemporary artist Li Wei is definitely a master at his unique craft. His unique photos would make great stills for an Ang Lee movie, that’s for sure. Wei uses wires and platforms to create these distinct pieces of art in a fusion of performance artistry and photography. However you view it, it’s some very cool stuff.

Check out his latest images after the jump.

London’s Foto 8 Gallery is currently hosting a photo exhibit by UK photographer Jocelyn Bain Hogg. The series, titled The Firm, offers an intimate look at UK organized crime members through the lens of Hogg. The photographer was granted some really extensive access to mob personnel and what she captured was a really gritty look into daily life including attending public functions, funerals, private parties, all the way down to debt collecting. This is a truly high impact body of work. We envy those with the opportunity to see this first hand.

All photos by Jocelyn Bain Hogg.

Check out a sample of the photos after the jump.

National Geographic’s 2011 photo contest concluded recently, and so here is a look at the winners, as well as some honorable mentions. The publication received over 20,000 photo submissions, so we imagine that going through such a vast amount of images and whittling them down to select these must have been quite the process. It was all worth it as some of these are truly amazing captures.

Check out the photos after the jump.

Photographer Tyler Shields has always been the provocative type with his shoots. In his new ‘Riot’ series, he answers to the Occupy movements around the globe and has his girlfriend, Francesca Eastwood, and long time collaborator Alessandra Torressani “shoot pepper spray right back at the cops and wrestle them to the ground, all for the benefit of a group of male photojournalists. In one shot, our female protester throws a policeman against the hood of a car, but he’s still smiling — enjoying the occupation?.”

As much as Shields might want to make a statement supporting the Occupy movements, having well paid models handcuff police officers might not send the right message out there. What do you think?

You can sign prints, limited to only 3, of the ‘Riot’ series by Tyler Shields here.