Photographers tend to take two different sides on AI imagery. Some say that it's not photography. Others embrace it and try to learn the technology to add to their skill sets. In our interviews on this website, we've discussed lots of different opinions that photographers have on AI.
This year, the World Press Photo awards tackled some very big issues going on in the world. One of the most memorable was 2020 as the world shut down but journalists had to keep telling the stories.
Today, the 2021 World Press Photo Category winners are being announced. These journalists risked their lives in a pandemic to tell lots of different stories. Some of them are pandemic-related. But depending on where you are in the world, you probably haven't seen these images.
We're going to be very honest: the 2020 World Press Photo Award Winners are demonstrating more than anything else that their talents are far surpassing the gear that they're using. However, it's always cool to just know for curiosity's sake what's being used! With today's announcement of the winning images, we got to take a look at the photos before the announcement and analyzed what was used. Some interesting tidbits about everything are below.
All photos can make some kind of impact. But only a small few stay at the front of society’s mind for eternity. When we think of influential photos, our minds instantly goes to the likes of Nick Ut’s, The War of Terror, or Malcolm Browne’s, The Burning Monk. Most photos that stick in our minds
Престижный конкурс World Press Photo в последние годы выявил много работ, которые не соответствовали требованиям. Одно из главных правил конкурса – содержимое снимков не должно изменяться в графических редакторах.