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Digital photography is not rocket science. It just seems that way.
Here's a TV advert for a camera touting the benefits of film cameras over digital cameras. I'm almost inclined to wonder if this advert is a parody, but even so, it has a point. Let's watch… Photography for technophobes. I'm reminded of when…
Deana Lawson's Subjects of Surveillance
For some days before and after I saw the photography-based artist Deana Lawson's current exhibition at Gagosian (through October 24th), I read and reread John Szarkowski's majestic and liberating 1966 book, “The Photographer's Eye,”…
This product marketing expert talks AI food photos - and there's more at stake than you'd think
Your usual array of AI slop isn't just relegated to fake images of celebrities, altered historical figures, posters for films that don't exist and cats in a boxing pose. Unappealing AI-generated pictures also litter your favorite eating…
STACK scraps plans for Whitley Bay and Durham venues
Plans for two major leisure venues have been scrapped, years after work started on them. STACK Leisure has shelved the plans for food, drink and entertainment venues in Whitley Bay and Durham. The company blamed the 'difficult' decision on…
Unseen Vivienne Westwood photos show 'born protester
From Alan Bennett to Sir Alex Ferguson, Betty Boothroyd to Bez and Fred Dibnah to Iain Duncan Smith, Paul Wolfgang Webster has photographed a wide range of well-known faces across his decades-long career, but one eluded him. As a punk, he always…
Art Attack legend Neil Buchanan's new Rock 'n' Roll lifestyle as he turns 70
He was famed for his smooth brushstrokes and bringing art to life as her entertained millions of bored children after school. But as TV legend Neil Buchanan celebrates his 70th birthday, he is refusing to grow old gracefully - he's embraced his…
Luxury hotel favored by Kennedys, Grace Kelly cracks down on influencer photo shoots
A well-known luxury hotel is cracking down on photo shoots and cellphone use as some visitors' social media habits clash with other guests' desire for privacy. Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc has introduced rules aimed at limiting disruptive photography and…
Is it a plane or a tree? Amelia Earhart expedition aims to solve mystery of disappearance
A team of US researchers is approaching a remote Pacific atoll where they suspect the famed aviator Amelia Earhart crash-landed in 1937, in the latest attempt to crack one of the biggest mysteries of the 20th century. The 17-person expedition was…
Mechanism's first Switch 2 case is as awesome as I hoped it would be
A $49 case that protects your console and offers customization via modularity. A $49 case that protects your console and offers customization via modularity. If you buy something from a link, The Verge may earn a commission. See our ethics…
I'm a creative professional, and the Xiaomi 17T Pro is one of the best camera phones ever made
The 17T Pro is one of the very best smartphones released by Xiaomi, beaten only by the 17 Ultra, which delivers an even more superior camera setup. Given the telephoto capabilities and overall impressive camera system on the 17T Pro, it's difficult…
The Scoop: Target is in the middle of an ICE controversy. Again.
Target is finding itself in the center of yet another social-political scandal that's earned the ire of both the public and politicians. This one focuses on the use of a Target parking lot in New York City that ICE agents used as a staging area…
Unseen Vivienne Westwood photos show 'born protester
Georgie Docker BBC News, North West From Alan Bennett to Sir Alex Ferguson, Betty Boothroyd to Bez and Fred Dibnah to Iain Duncan Smith, Paul Wolfgang Webster has photographed a wide range of well-known faces across his decades-long career, but one…
FFA students thought agriculture meant one kind of job, then they saw these careers
A couple of hundred students learned there's something good in agriculture beyond what they traditionally think of as an 'ag job.' The Ariat Texas Rattlers hosted nearly 200 FFA students from across Texas in Fort Worth for the new Chevron Ride Into…
'The Debut' finds joy and fear in starting over
It's audition day at New Jersey's Brook Arts Center, and everyone is a bundle of nerves. Actors dot the lobby, doing vocal warm-ups between mini panic attacks and greeting old friends from past shows. This year's production is “Nosy…
Piss share the inspiration behind their debut album in exclusive playlist to accompany The Cover
NME's latest stars of The Cover, Piss, have created an exclusive playlist to accompany the story's launch – check it out below. READ MORE: Piss: a punk band unflinching about the brutal toll of misogyny The Vancouver punk band are on this…
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