Track Down the People Who Stole Your Photos

The Phoblographer Membership has a discount to Imalume; which helps you track down photo thieves and get money. We're one of the only publications working to help you make images that AI can't really create. In 2025, I started to do things that otherwise would seem crazy for a p…

The Best 5 Rangefinder-Style Cameras To Buy in 2026

Rangefinder-style cameras have been pretty fantastic. There are some different models that have been quite great for professionals and amateurs alike. If you are someone who is looking to buy a camera that fits into your bag with ease, these models will be of help.

TV Appearance of Lincoln Assassination Witness

In 1956, 96-year-old Samuel Seymour appeared on a game show called I’ve Got A Secret…his secret was that he saw Lincoln’s assassination when he was five years old. Mind-blowing…the Civil War & Lincoln’s assassination directly linked to something as modern as a TV…

What Training My Chaotic Dog Taught Me About Power,...

What Training My Chaotic Dog Taught Me About Power, Control — and Human Beings. “As any parent of a toddler knows, being morally liable for something that is incapable of moral liability is a fraught and stressful business.”

Building a World Map With Only 500 Bytes .

Building a World Map With Only 500 Bytes.

How Are Memories Stored Inside Your Brain?

This video from Kurzgesagt is a great little primer on how the human brain stores memories. Memory is one of the strangest abilities you possess. Your brain uses an incredibly complex biological system to preserve moments from your past that no longer exist, allowing you to…

Heatday

It's 96° here in Baltimore, where the air quality sucks thanks to fires in Canada and Minnesota. But write on I shall. And your mone Ed Zitron's long read on the coming AI crash is worth your time. Seriously In paleoenshittification and a path to adoption for MyTerms, Don Mart…

From the Brooklyn Public Library, a list of “the...

From the Brooklyn Public Library, a list of “the 250 most influential books in United States history”. Incl. Neuromancer, The Fire Next Time, Nickel and Dimed, The Power Broker, and The Snowy Day.

New-to-me podcast that looks really interesting: Time...

New-to-me podcast that looks really interesting: Time Sensitive, “a podcast featuring candid, revealing long-form conversations with leading minds about their life and work through the lens of time”.

This Method of Making Portraits Could Become Your Favorite

Lots of photographers that don't like to or know how to work with a flash often go for natural light when it comes to portraiture. The most common method of shooting involves using an area with lots of shadows or overcast. But one of the coolest ways to create an image that you'…

Amazing Newspaper Ad Highlighting Period Poverty

To draw attention to the millions of girls who cannot afford period products, the MENstruation Foundation ran a unique advertisement in three major South African newspapers. Readers of The Star, The Mercury and Cape Times opened their newspapers this week to find somethi…

Uncovered , a site for judging books by their first...

Uncovered, a site for judging books by their first pages. “No cover. No bestseller sticker, no celebrity book club, no BookTok trend. You read the opening of a real book, blind, and answer the only question that matters: would you keep reading?”

The Resonant Computing Manifesto . “We can now build...

The Resonant Computing Manifesto. “We can now build technology that adaptively shapes itself in service of our individual and collective aspirations. We can build resonant environments that bring out the best in every human who inhabits them.”

What would a rainbow look like if we had two suns (like...

What would a rainbow look like if we had two suns (like on Tatooine)?

Hasselblad Extends Its Mobile Workflow for Android

Hasselblad makes some of the cameras in the world. The company has created models such as X1D and X1D II 50C, amongst other models, that can make things better. To help photographers, Hasselblad has made the perfect software, which now comes to Android. Here's what to expect.

This Nikon Z9 Photo From Lunar Orbit Reveals New Secrets About the Sun

Nikon made history by being the first to push its cameras into space. After the success of Artemis II, it appears that Nikon's Z9 has made another discovery that will help us understand our universe a bit better. In a photograph revealed by NASA, we have now learned that our Sun…

The Secrets to Soft Light in Portrait Photography

Soft light is arguably peak light. Everyone looks good in it no matter what. But do you even understand what soft light is? Well, we're going to educate you on everything you need to know as a portrait photographer.

Our Retro Digital Presets are One of Our Best Buys

The Retro Digital Presets are insanely affordable. On the staff, we tend to rotate through a variety of presets. If you use Lightroom or Capture One, you'll want to see what our presets can do for you. Not only are they affordable, but they're specially designed to make images i…

The Canon EOS R in 2026: Are 30-Megapixels Still Enough?

Going back to a much simpler time, the year was 2018 and towards the end of that year, Canon did what felt unthinkable; they finally released their first true, mirrorless camera – the Canon EOS R.

Time Change

A few highlights from a collection of lovely...

A few highlights from a collection of lovely woodblock-printed sugoroku game boards from Japan. “The gameboards use stories and maps to teach children history and geography.”

The Naturalist’s Library (1833-43)

Nicholas Rougeux, whose work I have featured here before, has published a complete digital edition of William Jardine’s 40-volume book series on natural history published in the early-to-mid 19th-century. As part of the project, Rougeux restored each of the more than 1300 illu…