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Creating Unique Macro Images with a Vintage Meyer-Optik Goerlitz “Soap Bubble” Lens
Ron Leach  |  Nov 21, 2016

Petar Sabol Sharpeye is an award-winning Croatian photographer with a wide-ranging portfolio. One of his specialties is macro photography, and he’s created some unique images using a Meyer-Optik Goerlitz Trioplan 100mm f/2.8 “Soap Bubble” lens.

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Digitize Those Old Prints in Seconds with Google’s PhotoScan App Using Your iOS or Android Phone
Ron Leach  |  Nov 21, 2016

If you have shoeboxes of old prints in your closet, and no scanner to digitize them, Google’s new PhotoScan app may be just what you’re looking for. Available free for both iOS and Android, the simple app lets you digitize prints using your phone or tablet.

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Ukrainian Sergey Polyushko Does it All, but His Animal & Wildlife Photography is Truly Incredible
Ron Leach  |  Nov 14, 2016

Photographer Sergey Polyushko is a rare breed of photographer who is a jack-of-all-trades and a master of everything. When we stumbled upon his Instagram page were impressed by both the breadth and quality of his work, but what really caught our eye was his incredible wildlife and animal images.

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Watch This Photographer’s Beautiful Time-Lapse Video of Liverpool and Try One for Yourself
Ron Leach  |  Nov 14, 2016

British photographer Gerard Taylor has been working on his first time-lapse for quite some time and after taking over 5600 images, the video you see below is the beautiful result. Taylor says he accomplished the task without any sophisticated software, which should give you the courage to try one of your own.

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Don’t Miss Tonight’s HBO Doc on 93-Year-Old Tony Vaccaro, An Army Veteran Who Photographed WWII
Ron Leach  |  Nov 14, 2016

Tonight HBO is airing a documentary you won’t want to miss: “Underfire” is the untold story of Private Tony Vaccaro who was a 21-year-old photographer and infantryman during World War II. Now 93, Vaccaro is finally receiving the long-overdue recognition he deserves.

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Celebrate Veteran's Day with These Beautifully Colorized Photographs from the First World War
Ron Leach  |  Nov 11, 2016

As Americans celebrate Veteran’s Day honoring those who served our country, and our friends in Canada do the same for what they call Remembrance Day, we thought we’d share some beautifully colorized images from the First World War.

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Why Do Idiots with Cameras Keep Destroying Priceless Ancient Statues in Lisbon?
Ron Leach  |  Nov 11, 2016

We’ve written about damage caused by careless photographers before, but something is going on in Lisbon that is really unfathomable. There have been two incidents there recently in which idiots with cameras have accidently damaged priceless statues beyond repair—simply because they weren’t paying attention.

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Monday’s “Supermoon” Is Going to Be Extra Super and Here’s How to Get Great Shots (VIDEO)
Ron Leach  |  Nov 11, 2016

Photographers tend to get pretty exited when there’s a “supermoon” and the one occurring on Monday is going to be extra super because it’s the closest the moon will have approached Earth in the past 69 years. The video below will explain how to make the most of this special opportunity,

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Serif Labs Releases Free Windows Beta of Powerful $49 Affinity Photo Image-Editing Program
Ron Leach  |  Nov 10, 2016

A while back we reviewed the latest update of Affinity Photo for Mac users, a powerful $49 non-subscription Photoshop alternative. Now Serif Labs has released a free beta that gives Windows users access to the speed and versatility of this award-winning image editor.

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Motorsports Photographer Assaulted by President of the Charity Event He Was Shooting (VIDEO)
Ron Leach  |  Nov 10, 2016

These days photography is becoming sort of a contact sport, with more and more photographers being assaulted while doing their jobs. Typically, however, these incidents occur to photographers covering riots or political rallies, rather that at charity events as was the case here.

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