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Chase through Canada’s frozen wilderness with renowned mountain sports photographer Blake Jorgenson
I always look forward to seeing new SmugMug Films. They always feature such fascinating photographers with amazing work. This time around, it’s mountain sports and…
These wedding photos were taken on a space net 400 feet above a canyon
You’ve seen some crazy wedding photos on DIYP before. This time, allow Abbi and Callen Hearne to blow your mind with the wedding photos they…
“Careful: Soul Inside” wants to humanise the homeless and highlight the fine line that separates them from society
In June 2015, Brazilian photographer Pedro Oliveira started a new personal project called Careful: Soul Inside. It’s a look into the lives of homeless people throughout…
Improve your landscape photography with Kai’s top ten tips
When you want to shoot landscapes, sometimes you’ll go to a gorgeous location, have high expectations, but the photos just won’t turn out as you…
This Google panorama stitching fail is horrible and brilliant at the same time
Although AI is getting better and better, it still fails from time to time. And sometimes, these fails are simply glorious! Redditor MalletsDarker has shared…
This amazing wilderness timelapse of Canada took 6 weeks to shoot and 9 months to edit
Every once in a while, a timelapse comes along that just takes your breath away. You could take almost any frame from such films and…
Photographer publishes unretouched photos to show that “acne is normal”
In recent years, the trends in retouching photos have been changing. Altering someone’s appearance isn’t so welcome anymore, judging from the recently reformed guidelines at…
Five reasons why you shouldn’t give RAW files to your clients
Should you share RAW files with your clients? There’s no universal answer to this question, but photographer Jamie Windsor believes that the answer is no….
Would a circular image sensor be the best thing ever? Heck yeah!
Have you ever wondered why camera lenses produce a circular image circle (in general) but sensors are rectangular? Of course the answer is mostly historical…




































