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Shotgun Shells Now Being Marketed Specifically For Shooting Down Drones
A company by the name of Snake River Shooting, based in Idaho, is now proudly offering ‘”Drone Munition,” a shotgun shell that’s being marketed as…
Photographing Food Can Be Considered Copyright Infringement In Germany (And, Why I Agree)
Earlier this year, we talked about how many restaurants are embracing social media as a means of free advertising. Some American restaurants even changed their…
World’s Largest Hard Drive Offers Photographers 16TB of Storage
As photographers, backing up our images has sort of become a passion, and so it should. The catch-22 in the situation is that hard drives…
Watch GoPro Capture This Fish Leaping Through the Air to Bite This Man’s Nipple
Nature is a wonderful thing – there are times it entrances us with its hypnotic beauty…and there are other times when it just makes us…
82% of Americans Believe Photographers Should Have Right to Refuse Service to LGBT Community
The U.S. Supreme Court ruling legalizing same-sex marriage in all 50 states brought with it quite a stir in the photography community. One group was…
Google & MIT’s New Algorithm Uses Edge Detection To Remove Reflections From Photos
A team of researchers from MIT (Tianfan Xue, Michael Rubinstein, Ce Liu and William T. Freeman) are teaming up with Google with to present a…
Can You Help Locate The Photographer Of These Vintage Negatives Recently Found In A Thrift Store?
A Richmond, Virginia based photographer, Meagan Abell, made a truly delightful discovery while browsing the shelves of a local thrift store. Sitting there on one…
The Burdensome Wire Transmission Equipment Photojournalists Had To Carry In The 1970’s
There’s no doubt many of us (myself included) take for granted just how easy we have it when it comes to making a photograph, much…
This Man’s Selfie with a Rattlesnake Cost Him $150,000…and a World of Pain
It is my belief that people are forever destined to be stupid, and the quest for dangerous selfies is a prime example. Earlier this month, Todd…
Google Finally Caving In To Vertical Video
You know we are not big fans of vertical videos, and up until lately, google were not a big fan of this either, noting camera users…






































