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Whaling artefacts to feature in Hull Maritime Museum revamp
Artefacts from one of Hull's great whaling ships will go on display when the city's maritime museum reopens following a £20m renovation. An engraved whale tooth and an American flag will help tell the story of the Truelove, a three masted…
Whaling artefacts to feature in Hull Maritime Museum revamp
Emma Petrie East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire Artefacts from one of Hull's great whaling ships will go on display when the city's maritime museum reopens following a £20m renovation. An engraved whale tooth and an American flag will help tell…
Amber Davies receives huge support after 'rude' moment during theatre show
After Amber Davies revealed she asked for an audience member who was filming a performance of Legally Blonde to be removed, she was flooded with support. The former Love Island winner, who stars as Elle Woods in the touring production, shared her…
How to shoot fine-art double- and multi-exposure photos in-camera with Fujifilm and more, without Photoshop
Multiple exposure photography is nothing new; it has been a staple of creative imagery since the earliest days of analog photography. However, in the digital age, it has never been easier to blend images together for creative, abstract effects.
Too Hot: Scorching Record-Breaking Heatwaves Across Europe In Photos
In front of London's Parliament during the latest heatwave. The Met Office has issued Amber Warnings for hot weather for southern England and South Wales where temperatures are forecast to reach 95 degrees Fahrenheit (35 degrees Celsius). Photo by…
Merseyside in pictures as hundreds head to beach
People have headed to coastlines across Merseyside as the hot weather continues. Merseyside has seen highs of 30C this weekend, with temperatures reaching 29C today (Sunday, July 12). The scorching weather isn't expected to stop here, with the rest…
The next step
My daughter is in Class 10 (CBSE). She is not interested in Engineering or Medicine and is passionate about Photography. She would like to explore Psychology to see what it is about. Should she pursue the Humanities? Gina Humanities is a natural…
EXCLUSIVE: Former 'Apprentice' star picked by Trump to showcase America's 250th anniversary through art
WASHINGTON — Nearly two decades after hearing 'You're fired!' on NBC's 'The Apprentice,' Erin Scavino says President Donald Trump chose her to lead one of the federal government's least-known offices as it helps tell America's story to…
The Wild Side Of The Nile: Uganda's Best-Kept Safari Secret.
KULU ORA IS ON THE BANKS OF THE RIVER NILE IN UGANDA I'm sitting on the banks of the Nile, watching as its chocolate-brown waters surge past a tangle of fig trees and papyrus, when it occurs to me how limited my understanding of this legendary…
UPI Almanac for Sunday, July 12, 2026
Walter Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro wave to fellow Democrats after they were nominated as the party's presidential candidates on July 19, 1984, in San Francisco. On July 12, 1984, Democratic presidential nominee Walter Mondale named U.S. Rep.
This instant camera with £10 off is easy to use and great for making memories
It seems everyone wants to have a slice of nostalgia when it comes to taking photos lately, with polaroid, film and disposable cameras becoming all the rage - not to mention apps that give off this style and finish, too. While film cameras and…
Don Iwerks, Disney Legend and Pioneering Imagineer, Dies at 96
Don Iwerks, a Disney Legend and the son of Mickey Mouse co-creator Ub Iwerks, has died at 96. On July 9 — just days before his 97th birthday — Iwerks died while “surrounded by the love of family and friends,” according…
The Tensor G6 isn't a downgrade at all; it's Google admitting what really matters
The invites for Google's Pixel event just landed, and the leaks have already laid out a stacked rundown of the Google Pixel 11 and Tensor G6. Tech forums have already made up their minds. Going by the leaks, the G6 looks like a regression. The G6…
Lives Among The Palms: Students from the palmyrah belt turn the lens on life, landscape and labour
We pick a headlamp from a stack laid out on a table in a corner of the Lalit Kala Akademi gallery, before pushing aside a curtain and stepping into a room that is dark. The beams of our lamps sweep across the walls and photographs slowly emerge.
What happened when a rare bird found a place to nest near a logging coupe
The Tasmanian government's own advice was saying that native forest logging practices needed to be urgently reviewed. But what was the cost of protecting critical habitat when forestry jobs were at stake? It was late 2021 when something started to…
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