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Tesla expands access to Supercharger network to all electric cars at all stations in the Netherlands

February 14, 2022
Tesla announced that it is expanding access to the Supercharger network for non-Tesla electric cars to all stations in the Netherlands. Over the last year, we have been reporting on Tesla ramping up its effort to open the Supercharger network, its extensive global network of fast-charging stations, to electric vehicles from other automakers. In November 2021, we saw Tesla take the first step…
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Photographer Captures Heartwarming Photos of Foxes ‘In Love’

February 14, 2022
In celebration of Valentine’s Day, nature and wildlife photographer Roeselien Raimond has released a beautiful series of photos showing tender, loving moments between foxes. “We all need love, hugs, and kisses, and so do foxes,” Raimond tells PetaPixel. “In fairy tales, foxes are known to be cunning and sly. Fairy tales indeed! You’d better replace these words with ‘sociable…
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Tamron says it plans to double its mirrorless lens lineup by 2023, show a ‘swift response to new formats’

February 14, 2022
Update (Monday February 14, 2022 at 12pm EST): The original version of this article incorrectly referred to as Tokina in a few areas. The article text and headline have been updated accordingly. Tamron has published its full 2021 fiscal year financial results and inside are a number of hints at what we can expect from the optics manufacturer throughout its 2022 fiscal year. One of the most…
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The Best Time of Day to Take Outdoor Portrait Photos

February 14, 2022
When is the best time of day to shoot portrait photos outdoors? Should we shoot only during the golden hours and avoid midday altogether, or is it better to use the brightest daylight hours to take our portraits with a few simple light modifiers? In this guide, we explore…
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NASA Probe Captures its First Photos of Venus’ Surface in Visible Light

February 14, 2022
NASA’s Parker Solar Probe has captured its first visible light images of the surface of Venus from space, piercing the thick clouds that obscure the planet. Reveals Continents, Plains, and Plateaus NASA reports that in two recent flybys by the Parker Solar Probe, it was able to use its Wide-Field Imager, otherwise known as WISPR, to photograph the entire night side of Venus in wavelengths…
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