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These Australian photo store workers don't just know how to sell cameras, they know how to use them too, as these winning shots show

The Camera House group of photo retailers currently has over 50 stores located all around Australia. Established in 1983 by a group of independent photographic retailers, Camera House has grown into the largest speciality photographic and video retail chain in Australia. Most of these stores are individually owned and operated, and have shares in the brand that is Camera House nationally. The…
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Can you spot them? This amazing photo hides two snow leopard cubs in plain sight

The first time you glance at this photo, it looks like a pretty mundane mountain landscape. A craggy rock face. Snow-dusted peaks in the distance. A valley below. All fairly standard stuff. But look closer at the right-hand side of the picture. Curled up together on a ledge, their grey spotted coats blending beautifully into the stone, are two snow leopard cubs. If there were ever a perfect…
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The photographer behind the first “ghost” photos was arrested for his work in 1869. But these 8 spooky photos may still keep you up at night

When photography was first invented, critics argued that photographs lacked the soul of traditional artwork like paintings – but around two decades after the first daguerreotype, a jewelry-maker in Boston would bring “soul” to photography in an entirely different way: spirit photography. William H. Mumler (1832-1884) wasn’t originally a photographer but rather a jeweler who worked in…
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LIFE is coming back from the dead. The magazine that launched the careers of many famous photographers is publishing again. But can the new $45 quarterly succeed in a world full of free images?

For anyone who loves great photography, the news that LIFE magazine is coming back to to print should bring a smile. On November 23, 90 years after its first issue, the title will be back on newsstands, with a 250-page, large-format issue called Where Are We Now? But here’s the kicker: a copy will cost you a not inconsiderable $45. So during a cost of living crisis, in an era when we can…
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