We got a new haircut and shapeup recently here at the Phoblographer. Back in 2021, we launched our app, which a lot of you folks have been enjoying for the benefits, the monthly giveaways, and the banner-ad free content.
Then last year, we launched our desktop redesign that folks are loving for the reason that it makes photos just look so great. Now, we're launching a redesigned mobile website. You can see it now live on your tablet and phone. . thephoblographer.com
Photo Stealers, a website that has investigated and identified people who steal photos for over a decade, has become embroiled in increasingly expensive legal battles and was even brought offline by an alleged photo thief earlier this week. [Read More]
If you've been reading the site a lot in January, you probably noticed a pretty big change that came. Desktop and mobile website readers of the Phoblographer now have access to the website's dark mode just by switching a little button on the bottom left of the site.
"I don’t post very often, compared to many photographers, and I suspect I may be just pushing my selectivity 'upstream' by being very stringent about what I choose to edit and post in the first place," says photographer Ian Garrick Mason to the Phoblographer, noting our observation about his online presence.
"I don’t post very often, compared to many photographers, and I suspect I may be just pushing my selectivity 'upstream' by being very stringent about what I choose to edit and post in the first place," says photographer Ian Garrick Mason to the Phoblographer, noting our observation about his online presence.
In a surprising move, Alphabet Inc. has sold its Google Domains assets and operations to website building and hosting giant Squarespace. Squarespace will acquire around 10 million domains from Google in the transaction. [Read More]
Digital Photography Review has released an update about its impending closure, addressing the concerns from its readers about lost content and announcing an archival effort. [Read More]