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Early Womanhood “I want to investigate the identity of young Norwegian girls. In a world that is even tougher than when I grew up, young women and men are formed by ideals that could be perceived as inhuman. I want to meet these girls without resorting to clichés and without prejudice. Via Mario Pires No comment yet.
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1. Room with a view – Grand Teton National Park – Wyoming, USA 2. Surreal Reflections – Iceland 3. Telatyn, Poland 4. Avenue of the Baobabs, Morondava, Madagascar 5. I went to Ice... Delete the scoop?
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Calling in to check if the city is really there. Sony RX100 Sometimes, I think I’m a bit of a masochist. I actually like to shoot difficult subjects, and increasingly of late I’m also s... Delete the scoop?
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NASA just wrapped up its first installment of the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) Extreme Weather Photo competition, announcing the top 5 images and the stories behind them. Delete the scoop?
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And while individual tastes are varied and have cultural influences, the brain also seems to respond especially strongly to certain artistic conventions that mimic what we see in nature. Delete the scoop?
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From twitterpated youths to death do us part, from 1586 to 2012, and from Paris to Times Square: this is the look of love. Warning: heart fluttering, heart breaking, and heart re-making all straigh... Delete the scoop?
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A photographic composition highlighting the changes underwent to the New York City skyline in the past 137 years,... Delete the scoop?
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Taking photographs during nights or low light situations can be lots of fun captured by specialized equipment such as SLR cameras, tripods, cable releases and flashguns. After sunset, as the light that passes brings a special quality to our everyday world magically transforms all buildings, fireworks and the northern lights becoming popular subjects. For this post, we have compiled a collection of striking examples of low light photography. Via Tiaan Jonker 
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He Took a Polaroid Every Day, Until the Day He Died... Delete the scoop?
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We've been working on the Fujifilm X100s review for almost a month now, and we have to say that the camera is really quite the awesome piece of hardware. At first, I wasn't so smitten for it but it... Delete the scoop?
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Dangling tendrils call out to be touched, strange liquids sparkle in suspended flasks, and subtle sounds and scents gently buffet the senses. Enchanting, magical and beautiful are just three adjectives that might be used to describe this amazing work; unsettling and creepy are two more. Delete the scoop?
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Kai shows us what he might take on a landscape shoot with him and gives a few tips on how to get a lovely sunset shot. Via Thomas Menk Delete the scoop?
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Personal photo reviews using Leica, Panasonic, fuji, Nikon cameras and lenses, Minolta and Konica legacy lenses on micro four thirds... Delete the scoop?
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In the middle of the last century, Polaroid was the coolest technology company on earth. Founded in Cambridge, Mass., in 1937, Polaroid created a field—instant photography—all its own, and completely owned it for decades. Delete the scoop?
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In the modern age, it’s both incredibly easy to fake photographs (everyone and their mother is a Photoshop expert these days) and relatively difficult to actually pass them off as legitimate for any length of time (no one can hide on the Internet). But it wasn’t always that way. We recently discovered the awesome website Museum of Hoaxes, and we’ve been indulging in the history of fake photographs, from the first faked photo in the 1830s to much more recent attempts. Click through to check out a few of the most famous photo hoaxes in history, and let us know if we missed your favorite (or if you’re a true believer) in the comments.
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Bug photography gets no better than this Just wow "I have a great digital SLR and this vid has motivated me to give this a try". Delete the scoop?
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Erin Trieb hopes her photos of soldiers can help save some of them from the horrors that follow too many of them home from war—and that followed her, too. One hundred and fifty-four American soldiers committed suicide in the first 155 days of 2012—claiming 50 percent more lives than combat fatalities in Afghanistan over the same span. PTSD is often the culprit or a contributor, and it’s what galvanized Trieb to tell the stories of the troops who suffer—because she also believes she suffered from it herself. Delete the scoop?
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Earlier this month, David Johnson found himself at the International Fireworks Show in Ottawa, Canada. Johnson, being a photographer, wanted to capture images of the proceedings. Being a photographer, though, he also couldn't resist tinkering a bit with the explosive images before him. When Spain's delegation began its show, Johnson decided to try an experiment: He took long exposures, then adjusted his focus -- in the middle of the shot. The resulting images, which I first saw on the blog This Is Colossal, are mesmerizing. Fireworks, their familiarity made less so by their resemblance to ordinary images. Ordinary images, made less ordinary by the fact that, in this case, they're actually fireworks. Delete the scoop?
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Nature produces clouds in all shapes, sizes and colours. Some can fool the unwary into thinking they're having a UFO experience; others send folks rushing to storm shelters. Delete the scoop?
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