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A Stunning Look At The World Through The Eyes Of The 2026 European Photography Awards Winners (23 Pics)
A photographic journey into the fragile beauty of humanity's disappearing cultural landscapes. Through images of remote places and intimate moments, the project explores communities whose traditions, rituals, and ways of life are slowly being…
'Everyone has a story worth sharing': New Bradford photography project launches
Bradford photographer Carolyn Mendelsohn has launched the scheme, titled Still Lives, Living Stories: The Heart of Bradford, in collaboration with Bradford Council's Bradford District Museums and Galleries service. The project explores the…
Framework says it's addressing a BIOS update that bricked some of its older laptops
In-warranty and out-of-warranty Laptop 13 7040-series mainboards confirmed to be affected will be replaced. In-warranty and out-of-warranty Laptop 13 7040-series mainboards confirmed to be affected will be replaced. Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales…
Canon Has Increased Its Massive Digital Camera Market Share Lead
Thanks to the Camera and Imaging Products Association (CIPA), photographers get a lot of interesting data each month about how many cameras and lenses the Japanese manufacturers are shipping globally. However, for those who want to know who is…
Add to your collection: Latest Salisbury the Magazine hits the streets - Salisbury Post
SALISBURY — Are you a collector? Maybe you get and save each issue of Salisbury the Magazine. If that's the case, the September issue is out and ready for you to get your copy, read and add to your collection. Speaking of collections, the…
Chinese Startup Shows Off Robot Horse You Can Actually Ride
Can't-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech Chinese startup DaxAI has shown off a “Cyber Horse” quadrupedal robot that visitors of the recent 2026 World Robot Conference in Beijing, China, could actually ride.
FIELD NOTES: Up close with a broad-winged hawk
Leaves rustled in a bush a few yards ahead and to my right as I rounded a bend on the Lake Shore Trail at Frances Slocum State Park. I turned toward the commotion, expecting to see a squirrel pop out and dart across the path. Instead, a small hawk…
This app makes the Pixel 11's HiLight feature actually useful
Devs are already doing what Google won't. Devs are already doing what Google won't. David Imel is a technology reporter who has been covering the industry since 2007. He co-hosts the Waveform podcast with MKBHD. A former engineer, he now…
Rare insight into Sian Clifford's family life as she opens up on siblings
Sian Clifford has become one of the most talked-about new additions to Ludwig as the hit BBC One drama returns for a second series, with the actress taking on the role of MP Joanne Kemper. The 44-year-old, perhaps best known for playing Claire in…
Insta360 Confirms Two Mirrorless Cameras for CP+ 2027 Debut
Insta360 has officially announced the development of two interchangeable lens mirrorless cameras, marking a significant step beyond its established reputation for 360-degree action cameras. One of the cameras is confirmed to feature an…
Are You Breaking the Law? 7 Types Photos You Should Never Edit With AI
Most photo editing apps now include AI -powered tools, and the majority of these programs' development efforts increasingly focus on such features. It's therefore often trivial to use the technology to enhance your photos in both subtle and…
Inside the Bombed-Out Gym in Gaza Where the Workouts Still Continue
THE PATH TO the Champions Factory Gym in Khan Younis, Gaza, takes you through jagged blocks of concrete and warped rebar. But the stairs leading down to the basement doors, which stand free of a wall that no longer exists, are mostly clear. The…
The urban beekeeper setting up hives on Leeds office rooftops
An urban beekeeper from Leeds is installing beehives in parts of the city centre to help boost the pollinator population. In 2024, the Yorkshire Dales Millennium Trust found numbers of some bee species dropped by 50% to their lowest ever levels and…
Crush at Underbelly Bristo Square, Edinburgh: sweetly touching comedy
“Sweetly touching comedy” Aug 20, 202615:20 by Lyn Gardner Underbelly Bristo Square, Edinburgh Hadsan Mohamud and Mohamed Hashi in Crush at Underbelly Bristo Square, Edinburgh. Photo: Zoe Birkbeck Photography Debut about two…
New exhibition will mark 30 years since demolition of Ravenscraig towers
The finishing touches are being prepared for a powerful new exhibition marking 30 years since the demolition of the Ravenscraig towers. The Last Foundations: The Demolition of Ravenscraig – 30 Years On is a project and exhibition by…
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