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'High pressure and bad language': Herald trailblazer reflects on celebrated photography career
From Mandela and Murdoch to McEnroe. From sunrise dog walks and Santa taking a tea break to sex education in Port Moresby. From goths and Guns N' Roses to gridiron players. Over five decades, Lorrie Graham's subjects show how rich and varied the…
Mikaela Ian Pearman: Video and photography - capturing the story with the right shot
Brandon Morrison (Photograph supplied) His first photography shoot resulted in the client declaring: “I don't hate it.” It wasn't exactly a glowing review, but it was enough to launch Brandon Morrison into an entirely new career. Mr…
How Bristol Beer Factory scaled as an independent brand
Every expanding business hits a decisive crossroad. For Bristol Beer Factory, an independent craft brewery established in the early days of the UK's craft beer movement, that moment arrived when demand simply outpaced physical capacity. 'When I…
Sales at Tokyo Gendai Reflect an Evolving Market Surprisingly Resistant to Trend-Chasing
Tokyo Gendai opened to VIPs yesterday (Sept. 10) with 63 galleries, including 30 international exhibitors, for the final time at Pacifico Yokohama. The fair will move to the more central Ariake GYM-EX in 2027, aligning it more closely with Art Week…
Mayors fear tourism tax would put visitors off
Julian Elliott Photography/Getty Images Oliver Castle & Paul Drury-Bradey Local Democracy Reporting Service Elected mayors in East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire say they have no plans to introduce a tourist tax. Under new government plans, regional…
Mayors fear tourism tax would put visitors off
Julian Elliott Photography/Getty Images Elected mayors in East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire say they have no plans to introduce a tourist tax. Under new government plans, regional mayors in England would have the power to introduce a charge on…
Monterrey Amid Mountains - NASA Science
The curving, parallel mountain ridges of the Sierra Madre Oriental are an eye-catching feature of northeastern Mexico's landscape. The spot where these folds nestle up against Mexico's second-largest metropolitan area captured the attention of an…
25 Winning Photos From AAP Magazine: Shapes, Announced By All About Photo
From bold geometric compositions to delicate patterns, silhouettes, architectural details, and unexpected visual connections, the winning photographs of AAP Magazine #59: Shapes reveal just how expressive form can be. All About Photo is pleased to…
Portland sellers face a pickier housing market
It's a picky buyer's market in Portland residential real estate, but both sides still feel squeezed, experts tell Axios. The big picture: High interest rates are making buyers more likely to demand concessions and scrutinize every flaw, while…
Turn Your Photos Into Disco-Era Portraits With AI: 5 Viral Prompts To Try
AI-generated disco portrait images are rapidly gaining popularity on social media. AI photo editing is giving old-school glamour a fresh digital makeover. One of the latest trends is turning ordinary portraits into colourful disco-era photographs…
3 Things We Love About the Nissan Rogue Rock Creek
Published: September 11th, 2026 The crossover segment is packed with reliable daily drivers, but Nissan set out to make something bolder with the Rogue Rock Creek Edition. Balancing suburban comfort with actual trail-ready utility, this trim pushes…
1980s AI photo trend: 7 ChatGPT prompts to turn your photos into Kerala-style portraits
4 min read New Delhi Make us preferred source on Google The 1980s AI photo trend has been doing the rounds on Instagram, with users turning ordinary photographs into portraits inspired by the fashion, hairstyles and photography of the decade. But…
Apple hid a classic Mac easter egg in the iOS 27 Settings app
Many have complained that Apple design has been sapped of some of its trademark whimsy in recent years. Well, here's the latest example of how the tides seem to be changing. Buried in the Settings app on iOS 27, Apple has hidden an easter egg that…
The 10 London art exhibitions we're most excited about in autumn 2026
London summer may be drawing to a close, but if you're already dreading the day when you have to retrieve your chunky knits from that old suitcase under your bed, then allow us to give you something – or, in fact, 10 things – to look…
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Archaeologists Discover the World's Oldest Evidence of Habitual Drug Use in the Teeth of a Hunter-Gatherer Who Lived Up to 25,000 Years Ago
Between 16,000 and 25,000 years ago, a hunter-gatherer in modern-day Indonesia developed a habit of sucking on betel nuts, the seeds of the areca palm. The nuts numbed the mouth, perhaps soothing a toothache. They also caused distinctive grooves to…
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