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Location American Photography News for 4 January 2015
Seagate Seven is the World's Thinnest External Hard Drive for Storing Your Photos On the Go Want to cut down on the size and weight of your photo storage system when shooting on the go? You may want to check out the new Seagate Seven external hard drive. It’s the world’s thinnest — and arguably most beaut...
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Guy Stumbles Across a Luxury Bathroom at a Shell Station in the Philippines   File this under ‘unexpected’. A guy discovers a lavish public bathroom at a Shell Station in Bohol, Philippines. It doesn’t get more random than this!    
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Photographer Captures the Isolated Lives of People in Unrecognized Countries For his ongoing project “Lands in Limbo,” photographer Narayan Mahon has been visiting de-facto countries that aren’t recognized as countries by most of the world. Unless you’re into geography and/or politics, yo...
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LEGO Birds by Tom Poulsom

Twisted Sifter - 4 Jan 2015 22:56
LEGO Birds by Tom Poulsom   Nature lover and LEGO enthusiast Tom Poulsom has designed various species of birds using existing LEGO pieces. An arborist by trade, Poulsom has successfully built life-sized versions of a: robin, puffin, kingfisher, ...
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Image: NASA/SDO January 4, 2014 /Photography News/ There were no fireworks on the sun to welcome in the New Year and only a few C-class flares during the last day of 2014. Instead, the sun starts 2015 with an enormous co...
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Narrative Unveils the Second Version of Its Wearable Lifelogging Camera Narrative has just announced the second generation of its wearable lifelogging camera, and the new model features wireless connectivity and a better camera for constantly documenting your life. You may remember that the ...
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Wet Plate Collodion Portraits of Barbie Dolls

PetaPixel - 4 Jan 2015 18:35
Wet Plate Collodion Portraits of Barbie Dolls “Barbie Blad” by photographer Hamid Blad is a series of portraits that mixes the old and the new. The oldness is contributed by the fact that they are created using the 19th-century collodion process, while the newne...
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Family in Minnesota Buys Majority Stake in Polaroid for $70 Million Here’s some news that flew under our radar late last year: in December 2014, a family in Minnesota became the majority owner of Polaroid through a $70 million deal. With a name befitting the company, the Pohlad family ...
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BTS: Capturing the Lives of Gauchos in Patagonia for National Geographic Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at how photographer Tomás Munita journeyed through the landscape of Patagonia in Chile to document the lives of bagualeros — cowboys who make a living by rounding up feral livestock. ...
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Concentrating on landscapes, waterways and exotic locations, Garret Suhrie's fascination with nighttime photography was sparked as a creative outlet for a demanding day job. Now as a full-time photographer, Suhrie has be...
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Joel Grimes Shows You How to Make One Light Look Like Two

The Phoblographer - 4 Jan 2015 13:02
Joel Grimes Shows You How to Make One Light Look Like Two Joel Grimes uses a very nifty trick to make a single light look like there are actually two illuminating a scene.
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The New Year's Goals of 9 Famous Photographers

The Phoblographer - 4 Jan 2015 07:02
The New Year's Goals of 9 Famous Photographers We talk to Matthew Jordan Smith, Michael Kamber, and other famous photographers about how they're going to improve themselves this year.
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