The camera was first created in 2007 through a collaboration between the late photographer Michael (Mick) Farrell and Cliff Haynes, who actually refined their ideas and created different versions of the camera over several years. Their first creation used 32,000… Read More ›
Can the iPhone 7 plus compete against a £30,000 Hasselblad? Bit of a fun comparison, not meant to be taken too seriously. For 99.9999999999999% of people the images produced are all fine and I’m not convinced this is a meaningful comparison…. Read More ›
Selfies appear as a double-edged phenomenon. Taking, posting, and viewing selfies has become a daily habit for many. At the same time, research revealed that selfies often evoke criticism and disrespect, and are associated with non-authenticity and narcissism. The present… Read More ›
Jollylook – A simple fold out camera for analog snapshots, made entirely from recycled paper and cardboard. No electronics – some paper, a pair of lenses and a cartridge for instant mini photos. Environment friendly – we use less materials… Read More ›
asabinart knows how to use Photoshop in a way most of us can only dream of. His work is on Instagram here.
Today, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, known by many as the Met, announced that it is placing more than 375,000 images of public-domain works in the museum’s collection under a Creative Commons Zero (CC0) dedication. The… Read More ›
You can currently nab a free copy of DxO OpticsPro 9 by going to this link and entering your email address. It’s not the newest version, but it is decent and it’s up to you what email address you use;)
Paul Kingston had one hell of a working week, and also has a knack for snapping wonderful photos.
When you consider the price of this camera, you can see where the markup is looking at those components.
At some point of time it is every photographer’s dream to travel the world and shoot wildlife a la National Geographic style. Amr Elshamy visualized such adventures and turned his dream into creative photography by using scaled models and imagination…… Read More ›
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