It’s that day of the year again on which fake news is not only acceptable but expected across the world and Web. We’ve rounded up some of the most humorous April Fools’ Day jokes from the world of photography for your enjoyment.
Shutterstock’s New Library The stock photo giant Shutterstock announced the world’s largest brick-and-mortar […]. petapixel.com
Get ready to party like you're from the Emerald Isle—until March 18th, of course. iso.500px.com »
2018-03-16 23:39
While many see St Patrick's Day as an excuse to drink endless pints of Guinness while wearing a green wig, there's a little more to it than that. boredpanda.com »
2018-02-23 17:48
World Photo Day celebrates the Daguerreotype process, which the French government released to the public on August 19th, 1839. The World Photo Day project started in 2009 and encourages users all over the world to share their pictures online. dpreview.com »
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Like most people, photographers are rarely caught without their smartphones. There are so many great apps available on iOS and Android devices that a photographer's phone can become an integral part of their kit. [Read More]
Since 2021, April has been observed as Arab American Heritage Month in the USA. We look at ten Arab American photographers we've spoken to in the past couple of years. You're sure to find more than a handful of amazing stories in this roundup.
For a whole generation of photographers, Instagram has become the default channel for finding and viewing inspiring photography. [Read More]
The digitized, Internet-connected world has actually made film photography easier. As one-hour photo labs began to disappear and many camera stores ditched the darkroom, mail-in photo labs have filled the void. [Read More]
As a photographer, you’ve got plenty of opportunities to gain exposure. Many opt for the social media route, and you should certainly consider creating profiles on at least one platform.
With every year that goes past, photography becomes more and more accessible to the average person. Compared to even a decade ago, even the most basic cameras – including those on your smartphone – produce excellent images.
Capturing the right angle while focusing on not being injured while grabbing some air is probably the toughest thing about using an action camera. Sure, there are selfie sticks, or simply just holding the camera, but all too often they get in the way more than they help accurately frame that selfie from a third-person perspective. [Read More]