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Lessons for Life: The philosophy of landscape photography – Australian Photography

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Posted October 6, 2021

By Mitch Green | 6 October 2021 The essence of landscape photography isn’t perfect sunrises. It isn’t advanced techniques or the latest gear. It’s not even grand locations. Instead, landscape [...]

New MFA exhibit examines 1970s art photography – St Pete Catalyst

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Posted October 5, 2021

The tectonic shift in photography’s status as composed art, as opposed to photojournalism, or “capturing the moment,” began in the 1970s. At that time, “Television brings the war home, and [...]

The Geometric Beauty of Abstract Architectural Photography – PetaPixel

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Posted October 4, 2021

Architectural photography can offer viewers more than a mere facsimile of what’s in front of the camera. Photographer Nikola Olic has shown this through a creative approach by focusing on [...]

How UV Photography Can Revolutionize the Fight Against Skin Cancer – PetaPixel

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Posted October 4, 2021

UV photography has been used by dermatological laboratories since the era of film photography. This technique was then used by the R&D centers to show the protective properties of dermatological [...]

How Photography and Architecture Are Intertwined – Fstoppers

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Posted October 3, 2021

Architectural photography is an art form that is intrinsically dependent on the mind of another creator. Without architecture, there would be no architectural photography. Normally, one wouldn't imagine this to be a two-way street, but this [...]

Great Reads in Photography: October 3, 2021 – PetaPixel

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Posted October 3, 2021

Every Sunday, we bring together a collection of easy-reading articles from analytical to how-to to photo features in no particular order that did not make our regular daily coverage. Enjoy! [...]

Msindo bemoans lack of depth in photography – The Standard – The Zimbabwe Standard

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Posted October 2, 2021

By Alfred TemboLACK of creativity and fresh thinking that speaks to growth and expansion of photography in Gweru and beyond hinders most capable local photographers from registering a mark globally [...]

Analog photography makes a comeback – DW (English)

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Posted October 2, 2021

When Kodak, the largest producer of photographic film, filed for bankruptcy in 2012, it seemed as if analog photography was history. Up until then, the US company had dominated the [...]

How Architecture Depends on Photography – ArchDaily

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Posted October 1, 2021

How Architecture Depends on Photography Image Courtesy of Stewart Hicks Share ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/969419/how-architecture-depends-on-photography Clipboard "COPY" CopyArchitecture and photography are deeply dependent on one another. The first photograph ever taken frames buildings [...]

‘The greatest act of resistance’: CrossBorder Photography exhibition reframes traditional conceptions – The Student Life

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Posted October 1, 2021

The “CrossBorder Photography: Images of US and Mexico from the Permanent Collection” exhibit at the Benton Museum of Art highlights stories from the border. (Emma Jensen • The Student Life) [...]

Category: Photography News

Lessons for Life: The philosophy of landscape photography – Australian Photography

New MFA exhibit examines 1970s art photography – St Pete Catalyst

The Geometric Beauty of Abstract Architectural Photography – PetaPixel

How UV Photography Can Revolutionize the Fight Against Skin Cancer – PetaPixel

How Photography and Architecture Are Intertwined – Fstoppers

Great Reads in Photography: October 3, 2021 – PetaPixel

Msindo bemoans lack of depth in photography – The Standard – The Zimbabwe Standard

Analog photography makes a comeback – DW (English)

How Architecture Depends on Photography – ArchDaily

‘The greatest act of resistance’: CrossBorder Photography exhibition reframes traditional conceptions – The Student Life

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