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Nina Papiorek street fine art photography

This photographer creates fine art with travel and street photography

Jan 31, 2024 Alex Baker

Nina Papiorek is one of those rare photographers who effortlessly encompasses different genres. You are transported immediately to a moment on the street, Papiorek’s keen…

Adox announces a new color film for beginners – Color Mission Helios

Jan 30, 2024 Sagiv Gilburd

Adox delved back into film in 2017, just in time to catch the resurgence of film photographers. For quite a while since then, Adox only…

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OM System reveals two new lenses: the 150-600 f/5-6.3 and 9-18 f/4-5.6 II

Jan 30, 2024 Sagiv Gilburd

Along with OM Systems new OM-1 MKII flagship ($2397), OM Systems also released two new lenses: The M.Zuiko Digital ED 150-600mm f/5-6.3 IS super-telephoto lens…

Olympus revealed their new flagship: a super-rugged OM-1 MKII

Jan 30, 2024 Sagiv Gilburd

Two years after the unveiling of the Olympus OM-1 ($1999), OM Systems announced their next flagship: the Olympus OM-1 MKII ($2,397). It’s a 20 MP…

Behold the latest James Webb photos of 19 nearby spiral galaxies in glorious detail

Jan 30, 2024 Dunja Đuđić Kalinin

The James Webb Space Telescope has left us speechless once again. It has unveiled a stunning treasure trove of images showing 19 nearby spiral galaxies in exquisite detail. These near- and mid-infrared portraits provide the sharpest views of stars, gas, and dust beyond our Milky Way. They offer astronomers a front-row seat to the inner workings of these cosmic structures – and allow us to admire the beauty of the cosmos.

Google uses generative AI to turn your selfies into iconic works of art

Jan 30, 2024 Dunja Đuđić Kalinin

Remember Art Selfie, the fun and sometimes hilarious Google Arts & Culture feature that lets you find your doppelgangers across art history? Google now brings…

This guy turned a computer mouse into a camera

Jan 30, 2024 Dunja Đuđić Kalinin

Ever wondered if your trusty computer mouse could capture the world in more ways than just tracking your cursor? Well, Doctor Volt did, so he turned his old mouse into a camera. He shares the entire process in his latest YouTube video, and it’s one of the most fun projects I’ve seen in a long time!