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Other than personal fulfilment, what is the point of your landscape photography?

“I have a curious mind and I often find myself pondering the reasons why I’m drawn to the landscape. I wonder about the value of what I do and if it resonates with others in the same way as other photographic genres. If you think about impactful images, they create a meaningful narrative within a single frame, with the power to reframe public opinion, from climate change to conflict…
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Google Images may soon become a problem for photographers (but you can fight back)

Right now, for many photographers, Google Image search is a friend. It drives traffic to our websites, helped potential clients discover their work, and gives them a fighting chance in the digital marketplace.  But there’s a snake in this garden of Eden: AI photorealistic imagery.  I’ll be frank: at the moment, this doesn’t seem to be much of a problem. Whatever type of search…
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The video editing software used in hit Hollywood films is coming to smartphones – and it’s free. Meet Adobe Premiere Mobile

Adobe Premiere Pro is as synonymous with video editing as Photoshop is to photo editing – and now the desktop video editing powerhouse is coming to mobile devices. Adobe is bringing its popular video editor to iPhones this fall, with an Android version to follow. The move reimagines the popular desktop software for smaller screens while keeping favorites like the multi-track timeline intact. On…
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Take a look inside the camera bag of professional motorsport photographer Larry Chen

In a recent Canon USA video, titled What’s in Canon Explorer of Light Larry Chen’s Gear Bag, one of the world’s most renowned automotive photographers pulls back the curtain on the equipment that fuels his work. Larry Chen’s career has taken him trackside at some of the biggest motor races in the world, into workshops and collections, and across the globe documenting car culture. His kit…
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