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Location American Photography News for 1 June 2025
June Editors' photo challenge announced: Chasing Summer For people in many western states, summer is synonymous with rodeo. Above, a rider sits on her horse after failing to rope a calf at the Flathead River Rodeo in Polson, Montana, part of the Indian National Finals rodeo c...
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March Editors' photo challenge announced: Chasing Summer For people in many western states, summer is synonymous with rodeo. Above, a rider sits on her horse after failing to rope a calf at the Flathead River Rodeo in Polson, Montana, part of the Indian National Finals rodeo c...
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Webb Captures a Cosmic Forest of Ancient Galaxies The NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)'s new "Picture of the Month" shows the mega-monster galaxy cluster Abell S1063. This impressive collection of galaxies is about 4.5 billion light-years from Earth in the...
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Is Canon Really Making The Fujifilm X Half?

The Phoblographer - 1 Jun 2025 12:00
When Fujifilm X Half was first reported on various portals, the excitement of the device truly gripped the photography world. After all, it is Fujifilm's most innovative camera, which not only features a vertical LCD but...
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Sigma Crowned Over Canon in the Best-Selling Lens Race

The Phoblographer - 1 Jun 2025 09:00
When it comes to buying a lens today, there are a plethora of options--from Japanese third-party makers to Korean and Chinese manufacturers--one could say that photographers are spoiled for choice. Each lens manufacturer...
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5 Most-Searched Point-and-Shoot Cameras of The Week

The Phoblographer - 1 Jun 2025 06:00
Point-and-shoot cameras continue to be a popular choice for anyone wanting a step-up from a phone, but also one that offers performance at a reasonable price. While there are a few new cameras in this department, there a...
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Heads Up, Aurora Photographers: Severe Geomagnetic Storm On the Way A coronal mass ejection (CME) is headed straight for Earth per NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)'s Space Weather Prediction Center. Astrophotographers should charge their camera batterie...
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