Mouse brains! Bat embryos! Hungry algae! Today, Olympus unveiled the winners of the tenth annual BioScapes photography competition, which showcases the best photography captured through light microscopes. The top ten were chosen from a mind-boggling 2,100 entries.
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It’s been a good year for really huge aperture sizes on camera lenses, with products like the Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8
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Greg White has shot some of the most remote and unusual places in the world. The UK photographer has published photo essays on Chernobyl, Svalbard, and even CERN. But for his latest project, he discovered an alien world within the ordinary confines of his home country: The labs where satellites are built.
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This month a couple of big changes in the way Samsung operates are set to have direct influences on how the Samsung Galaxy S 5 will be delivered. Just this November an analyst day event showed off the next big thing for Samsung’s line of smartphones in a sensor that’ll be placed in at least […]
One of the finer points in Motorola breaking their camera software free from the basic Android build is their ability to update it swiftly, as they’ve done this week with the Moto G. What we’re seeing is an update to the app through the Google Play app store which brings on manual control of focus […]
It seems like every other day there is a new dreamy, stupifyingly beautiful timelapse video of some location around the globe. It’s a tried and true form for wowing us internet denizens, but rarely do we get to meet the people behind those thousands of shutter clicks.
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All I want for Christmas is a trip to Avoriaz. I had never heard of this place before finding it on Alastair Philip Wiper‘s site; the ace photographer has been documenting the French ski resort for years, and I’ve never seen anything quite like it. The more I read about it, the more I want to go.
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This is a real building; you’re looking at an actual hotel in Munich, made much, much more interesting by Víctor Enrich. The site is the latest addition to the photographer’s portfolio of mind-bending architectural distortions
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The Nexus line’s reputation of bad camera phones seems to have stopped at the Nexus 5
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New research has been published that claims taking photographs of events rather than paying attention to them hinders our ability to remember the actual event. The researchers call this the “photo-taking impairment effect.” It’s hard to go to any event where people aren’t focused on their camera or smartphone, shooting video or photos. According to […]
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