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I Have a Confession to Make About My Landscape Photography

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Foliage season is in full swing here in New England, and so far, my wide-angle lens has spent far more time in my bag than attached to my camera. My name is Jeremy, and I'm addicted to telephoto lenses for landscape photography. [ Read More ] from PetaPixel

How to Get Photo Prints That Actually Match Your Screen

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Trust me, just like you, I've had my share of bad prints, especially when I was first starting photography. The color would come out all wrong, the tone wouldn't match what I saw on screen, and the whole thing was frustrating and miserable. So let's demystify this a little, because it's not as hard as it seems. [ Read More ] from PetaPixel

Erling Haaland Sues Airline Over Photo Edit Featuring His Hairstyle

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Norwegian soccer player Erling Haaland is suing an airline over a social media post that featured an edited image referencing his distinctive hairstyle during the 2026 World Cup. [ Read More ] from PetaPixel

The Historic Practice of the Hidden Mother in Photography

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The “Hidden Mother” is a genre of photography that has been practiced since the infancy of the photographic process. Many examples date back to 1839 and the daguerreotype. A shroud or sheet would be thrown over the adult in the composition, or the mother hid behind a cloaked chair. They used varied methods and had varying degrees of success, depending on what worked for the photographer and the sitter. Sometimes an adult stabilizing the child would be just out of frame, and the photographer … [ Read More ] from PetaPixel

NiSi 16mm f/2.8 ASPH G-Mount Review: There Might Be Such a Thing As Too Wide

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The Fujifilm GFX system has been around for nearly a decade, and it's safe to say it's been a great success for Fujifilm. A good indicator of the GFX's success is that third-party lens makers are getting in on the fun, including NiSi. [ Read More ] from PetaPixel

The Photographer Who Captured the Glamor of Hollywood’s Golden Age

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An exhibition celebrates the work of George Hurrell, the defining portrait photographer of Hollywood’s 1930s and early 1940s, whose photographs still epitomize what we think of today as Hollywood glamor. [ Read More ] from PetaPixel