Nov 26
Whether you’re looking for accessories that will lift a loved one’s phone-tography to higher ground or trying to help them step up to a full-fledged camera, we’ve got you covered. It’s all in this list of gift picks for serious …
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Nov 26
If you’ve ever spent time in the far reaches of the U.S., you’re probably familiar with the deer stand—a uniquely improvised, homemade shelter that gives hunters refuge, warmth, and a clear view. Though they’re designed to be inconspicuous, photographer Jason Vaughn seeks them out, finding and photographing dozens of the structures across rural Wisconsin.
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Nov 26
Earlier this month, a batch of comments in Android source code hinted that the camera app was about to get a shot in the arm
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Nov 25
After the Thames River weaves eastward through London, it widens into an industrial landscape of factories sretching out into the English Channel. London-based photographer Alice Gur-Arie has documented this landscape in her series Passages: Industry on the River Thames, a collection of beautiful black and white photographs depicting the hulking structures that rely on the river for survival.
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Nov 25
There are countless online services that will turn your Instagram photos into everything from business cards, to flipbooks, to coffee mugs. But Bloomf has taken a wholly original approach to making hard copies of your digital photos—except they’re not hard at all. The website will print your shots onto gourmet marshmallows letting you devour the photos of your favorite meals all over again.
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Nov 23
Twitter posts pull in a king’s ransom in copyright damages for photojournalist
Posted in: Today's ChiliFreelance photojournalist Daniel Morel was awarded $1.2 million yesterday when a US federal jury found two large media companies guilty of copyright infringement. Agence France-Presse and Getty Images had swiped his photographs of the 2010 Haiti earthquake and distributed them to news outlets around the world. Guess where they swiped them from! Morel was present […]
Nov 23
The last thing I want to do is get between you and your art, Martha. But I think you should dial it back a bit and start taking “normal” photos of your meals.
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Nov 22
So this is cool: Filmmaker Thomas Jullien created a pretty sweet short movie by weaving together random strangers’ Instagram pictures to form a story. It starts with a bike ride to Paris and zaps you to New York and pretty much everywhere else in between. 852 Instagram pictures from 852 Instagram users come together for this lovely little story but by seeing all these pictures in a pseudo stop animation you realize how similar all of our photos end up being. Nothing is original. We’re all just frames in someone’s next movie.
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Nov 22
A new public toilet in Ichihara, designed by Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto, gives visitors a littl
Posted in: Today's Chili
A new public toilet in Ichihara, designed by Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto, gives visitors a little extra space to contemplate nature, when nature calls. [Architizer]
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Nov 22
The full-frame camera has been synonymous with the most high-end DSLRs—the biggest, the priciest. Not anymore. A new breed of camera that’s light on its feet but packs the best image quality outside of pro-grade gear is here, and it starts with Sony’s new A7 series
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