Posts by Author: Dunja Đuđić Kalinin
Did you know they used photo-pecking birds to guide missiles in World War II?
During the high stakes of World War II, when innovation was key to survival, psychologist B.F. Skinner dreamt up a project that was so unusual…
Photo project on Greenland’s forced sterilization program wins Sony World Photography Awards 2024
The World Photography Organisation unveiled the winners of the prestigious Sony World Photography Awards 2024 today. French photographer Juliette Pavy received the coveted Photographer of…
From war to family: World Press Photo 2024 global winners spotlight humanity’s struggles
World Press Photo Foundation has announced the 2024 World Press Photo Contest winners. Stories about wars in Gaza and Ukraine, migration, family, and dementia took…
Report: Adobe used Midjourney AI images to train its own AI model Firefly
Adobe’s generative AI model Firefly has been marketed as a leader in ethical AI, trained on licensed stock photos from their own vast Adobe Stock…
Luminar NEO blooms with spring update: New features and new look coming soon
Skylum is gearing up for spring with a major update to its photo editing software, Luminar Neo. This isn’t just your average spring cleaning –…
Adobe will pay up to $7.5 per minute for your videos to train its AI
Adobe is offering cash to its creative community to help build its text-to-video generator. According to a recent report, the software giant is paying artists…
Photographers team up with acrobatic pilots for these epic solar eclipse photos
I feel like the recent total solar eclipse was the most photographed ever. As the photos keep coming in, some of them truly stand out…






































