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Northwest Territories man among finalists in international astronomy photographer contest
Images are unavailable offline. A man from Yellowknife is gaining international recognition for a photo capturing a stunning display of dancing green aurora lights over the Cameron River. Fred Bailey was the only Canadian among the finalists in the…
Roxanne Lowit, Fashion Photographer With a Backstage View, Dies at 80
Roxanne Lowit, an omnipresent fashion photographer whose candid shots of top designers and models frolicking backstage at the world's fashion shows revealed that the spectacle behind the curtain often rivaled the main event on the catwalk, died on…
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Yale's latest smart lock covers all the smart home bases
There are three things I want from a smart lock: an attractive design, more than two ways to control it, and the ability to connect directly with my smart home, with no single-purpose Wi-Fi bridge taking up an outlet in my house. Yale's newest…
What Is the iPhone 14's Photonic Engine?
Apple debuted with the iPhone 14 an impressive-sounding new photography feature called Photonic Engine. Here's what it does and how it'll impact your iPhone experience. If you're interested in smartphone photography, you've likely heard the term…
Nori Architects adds cedar-log columns to Good Cycle Building
Japanese studio Nori Architects has used whole cedar logs, earth plaster and waste materials to retrofit the 30-year-old concrete framed Good Cycle Building in Nagoya prefecture Shortlisted in the rebirth project category of Dezeen awards 2022, the…
Unlike iOS, Android doesn't need yearly updates anymore
Robert Triggs / Android Authority Android 13 is here and will be rolling out to many more devices over the coming months. As I'm currently using the Galaxy S22 Ultra as my daily driver, I'm in for a little wait until Samsung gets around to rolling…
Revolutionary Black portrait exhibition opens at UVa
The collection has the power to change the historical narrative of Black life in Central Virginia during the 19th and early 20th century. The subjects in each portrait commissioned the photos from the University Studio, which was on West Main…
From Don't Worry Darling to Peaky Blinders: a complete guide to this week's entertainment
Forget all the press hoopla, the Harry Styles spitting on Chris Pine rumours, the internet drama of it all. Director Olivia Wilde's Stepford Wives-meets-Mad Men thriller (above) is a fun shortcut to seeing some of the most gorgeous young stars of…
Drones level playing field for Myanmar's armed opposition against powerful military
Nearly 20 months after the military coup in Myanmar, amid a rapidly intensifying conflict, People's Defense Force (PDF) paramilitary groups are turning to drone technology to level the playing field as they engage with better equipped junta troops.
Peter and Bessie Francis retire
At Market Lavington Museum, we are very glad that the village has had various photography businesses, whose work has provided us with many images and artefacts for our collection. Peter and Bessie Francis were based in the photography shop on…
Apple iPhone 14 review: The old ways
The iPhone 14 is the best entry-level iPhone flagship ever made, but there's nowhere near enough new technology to encourage existing iPhone 13 owners to upgrade, nor to entice Android users over the fence. How do you improve a classic? That's the…
Nobody understands depth of field and it's all Apple's fault
You've likely seen plenty of photos with soft, out-of-focus backgrounds. With the right setting, they can look rather dreamy with brightly colored circles (called bokeh) behind the subject. Perhaps most importantly, they immediately draw your…
Jefferson City business district bustled in 1946
In 1946, World War II had just ended and people in Jefferson City were getting on with their lives. Much of those lives centered in the business district downtown. You could take care of most all your needs without leaving the 100 block of East…
N.W.T. man among finalists in international astronomy photographer contest
Published Sept. 24, 2022 11:06 a.m. ET The aurora borealis is shown over the Cameron River near Yellowknife in this time-lapse undated handout photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO, Fred Bailey YELLOWKNIFE -- A man from Yellowknife is gaining international…
Unique exhibition shows Israeli jazz through photos - I24NEWS
Emotions are high as 'Israeli Jazz,' a unique photographic exhibition Israeli jazz musicians, is expected to be inaugurated at ZOA House in Tel Aviv on October 13. Based on the work of French photographer Raphaël Perez, 'Israeli Jazz' presents…
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