Photographer, Who Captured Pulitzer Prize Winning Image of Assassination Attempt on James Meredith, Dies
Jack Thornell, the Associated Press photographer whose picture of an assassination attempt on civil rights activist James Meredith in 1966 won a Pulitzer Prize, has died.
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Your Photo’s Background Can Matter Just As Much As the Subject
Although we think a lot about a photo's subject and its sharpness, what's happening elsewhere in the photo is critical to its success.
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Why No One Will Know That Viral Photo is Yours (And What Can Help)
You might not know what the word "provenance" means but you probably are familiar with the problem it can cause. You take an amazing photo, it goes viral on social media, but no one knows who took it. There is no provenance trail to link back to the creator.
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Project Hail Mary Lego Set Photographed on the Edge of Space
Ryan Gosling's character, Dr. Ryland Grace from Project Hail Mary, has found himself in space again -- this time in Lego form.
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How to Discover Photography With Limited or No Budget
Photography can be an expensive pastime. However, you can launch yourself into photography without breaking the bank.
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Kodak Snapic A1 Review: Charming, Simple, Fun
The Reto company, which is behind the insanely popular Charmera camera, are at it again with a charming 35mm analog camera. They clearly took a design cue from the Ricoh GR series of cameras while heaping on a generous pile of Kodak nostalgia, but the end result promises to be a stylish and simple analog experience for potential buyers.
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The Screen That Changes the Shoot
One of the most overlooked decisions on a commercial photo set is what everyone sees on the monitor.
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Why Your Black and White Photos Are Emotionally Empty And How to Fix It
I’ve looked at thousands of black and white photographs over the years -- both my own and those of others -- and I’ve noticed something that nobody talks about enough.
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How Apple Filmed its Flashy MacBook Neo Video Using Handmade Props
When Apple unveiled its new low-cost MacBook Neo laptop in early March, it did so with the flashy launch video seen above. While some of it is CGI, much of it has very practical roots, as Apple revealed today in a new behind-the-scenes video.
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Antigravity Is Preserving Historical Sites in 3D Using its 360° Drone
Antigravity has announced Project Eternal, a global initiative unveiled following the International Day for Monuments and Sites, aimed at preserving cultural heritage through advanced imaging and Gaussian Splatting. The project brings together drone technology, panoramic capture systems, and 3D reconstruction tools to create accessible digital archives of historically significant locations.
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