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The Phoblographer (Feed)
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Is The Photography Market Thriving in 2024?
Photography is often considered the lesser-loved sibling of the arts. The genre has often fought hard to be taken seriously amongst other age-old art forms such as painting, music, and dance. In more recent years, since its inception two centuries ago, photography seems to be lo…
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The Best Travel Camera of 2024 is the LUMIX S9
When the LUMIX S9 launched earlier this year, we were incredibly hyped. Finally, the market has a full-frame, small, portable, stylish, and powerful camera that stills photographers can really adore. It's one of the most compact full-frame cameras on the market, and LUMIX didn't…
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5 Great Photo Books We Saw at the ICP Photobook Festival
This past weekend was the ICP Photobook Festival here in NYC. For real photographers, this was a special treat. It was literally a tradeshow of photo book publishers showing off some of their beautiful new works and talking about the things they love. That's right: no talks abou…
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Oatmeal (Feed)
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📸 Photo
It is starting to smell like fall!
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Apple’s AI Photo Tool Raises Ethical Concerns in Photography
Smartphone photography reached new heights when Apple introduced its iPhone. The device, while small, offered exceptional features, which gradually trickled down to Android devices. From the 2MP sensor in the first iPhone to the newly multi-lense iPhone 15, Apple has left an ind…
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Grumpy Website (Feed)
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nikitonsky is being grumpy
nikitonsky: Why would you make a search button look like a text field, but on click open a completely different textfield somewhere else? Thanks Mr. H for reporting this #Textfield #Button #Search #Printables
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Adactio: Journal (Feed)
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Manual ’till it hurts
I’ve been going buildless—or as Brad crudely puts it, raw-dogging websites on a few projects recently. Not just obviously simple things like Clearleft’s Browser Support page, but sites like: The Clearleft podcast Patterns Day UX London They also have 0 dependencies. Li…
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A Crossword Puzzle for People Who Love Photojournalism
Photojournalism. A simple word, yet one containing multitudes. From Robert Capa to Evan Vucci, a million cameras and a couple million eyes (give or take) has allowed us to see and witness things that were Important. And now here's a tiny homage to them. In the form of a crosswor…
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