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Location American Photography News for 4 February 2015
30% of Film Shooters Are Younger Than 35, Says Ilford Last month we shared a news segment that explored the renaissance that appears to be happening in the world of analog photography. Now a new poll is backing that idea up with statistics. Nearly a third of film photograph...
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An Underwater Portrait Shoot with Kayaker Viktoria Wolffhardt Photographer Jean Luis De Heeckeren recently visited a pool in Austria to shoot underwater portraits of kayaker Viktoria Wolffhardt. Above is a short 2-minute behind-the-scenes video that shows the project’s planning, ...
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Dutch startup Wundershine has re-imagined the photo frame with Makerframe, a wooden frame that can print and display your images thanks to a built-in inkless thermal printer. Still in the development phase, the system...
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8-Month Time-Lapse Shows How an Acorn Grows Into an Oak Seedling Scientific photographer Neil Bromhall of Right Plants 4 Me created this time-lapse showing the birth of an oak tree. It reveals how an acorn turns into an oak seedling over the course of 8 months from September through A...
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Photojournalist and war photographer James Nachtwey received a Lifetime Achievement Award this past Monday from the American Society of Magazine Editors. The 3.5-minute video above is his acceptance speech in which he ta...
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Here’s a 9-minute mini-documentary by the NPPA titled “The Value of Professional Photojournalism.” It examines the current state of the photojournalism and the changing landscape of news imagery. The video also off...
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A Medium Format Pinhole Camera Designed to Look Like the Kodak Brownie Hawkeye The Kodak Brownie line of affordable cameras was first introduced in 1900 and cost $1, bringing photography to the masses and pioneering snapshot photography. Mexican photographer Raymundo Panduro of Tlaquepaque, Jalisco...
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Need a Smile? Just Watch this Dog Balancing a Ball on His Head   This is what pure joy looks like. The owner says he was never taught how to do this, he just learned out of sheer interest and practices daily. I love how happy he looks!    
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Rooftopping Photographer Tom Ryaboi Arrested on a Roof in Toronto Three photographers, including rooftopping pioneer Tom Ryaboi, were arrested this past Monday after allegedly breaking into the rooftop observation deck of a downtown building in order to take pictures. Torontonians Tome...
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This is What You Get When You Fire a Camera Flash Inside Someone's Mouth Here’s a strange portrait showing what you get when you fire an off-camera flash that’s shoved into your subject’s mouth. Certain parts of the human face are more translucent than others, resulting in a creepy skul...
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Hope Carter Photographs the Crystallized Patterns in Frozen Bubbles Hope Carter's frozen bubble photographs shows that a little experimentation can go a long way.
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Chilling Dash Cam Footage Captures Taiwan Plane Crash

Twisted Sifter - 4 Feb 2015 16:30
Chilling Dash Cam Footage Captures Taiwan Plane Crash   A dash cam has captured the chilling moment that TransAsia Airways flight GE 235 crashed into the Keelung River shortly after take off from Taipei, Taiwan. There were 53 passengers and 5 crew members according to auth...
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Pentax K-S1 Review

Photography Blog - 4 Feb 2015 13:55
Pentax K-S1 Review The Pentax K-S1 is a new entry-level DSLR camera that is available in 12 different colour variations. The 20 megapixel K-S1 offers 5.4fps continuous shooting, an 11-point AF system, 3-inch LCD screen, an optical viewfind...
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Lomography.com Relaunches

Photography Blog - 4 Feb 2015 11:05
Lomography.com Relaunches The Lomographic Society have just relaunched their website, lomography.com.
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Will A New Generation of Photographers Save Film?

Photography Blog - 4 Feb 2015 11:00
Will A New Generation of Photographers Save Film? Ilford Photo have published the findings of a recent survey designed to help the company better understand film users.
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Dear Manufacturers: It's 2015. Why Aren't You Doing This Yet? An open letter to camera manufacturers about a feature that should have been implemented years ago.
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Ice Climbing the Glaciers at the Top of Kilimanjaro

Twisted Sifter - 4 Feb 2015 01:25
Ice Climbing the Glaciers at the Top of Kilimanjaro   Late last year, National Geographic Adventurer of the Year, Will Gadd, ascended to the highest point in Africa, taking matters one step further by climbing the famous glaciers found at the peak of Mount Kilimanjaro in...
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