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Europeana.eu (link is external) has launched a searchable online gallery of more than 2 million historical photographs, which catalog the first 100 years of photography in Europe.

The gallery is a brilliant resource for those interested... more (link is external)

I love the new Spider-Man trailer but what the hell is this poster? Did someone win a competition on Reddit? pic.twitter.com/Z4kLxIOKz8 (link is external)

Leon Hurley (@LeonHurley) May 24, 2017 (link is external)

There's a new Spiderman movie coming out (yes, really - another one) and the most recent poster been generating a lot of comments. Mostly they're comments about how it looks like the... more (link is external)

Taken in September of 1942, this captivating collection of black and white photographs show the New York Times in production during the height of World War II.

The photographs were created as part of the U.S Office of War Informations effort to document home front activities during the war. They were made by then 30-year-old Marjory Collins, who was part of... more (link is external)

How do you stop your images from being stolen? And if it happens, what can you do about it? Copyright disputes are among the most difficult issues that face working photographers, and in the US, registering copyright is time-consuming and expensive in itself.

Binded CEO Nathan Lands is pitching the service as an easier alternative to traditional means of registering copyright.

He has pledged that Binded will remain a free service, but one that creates a permanent record of... more (link is external)

Conceptual photographer Erik Johansson (link is external) created this beautiful and surreal image titled “Full Moon Service,” showing a couple of workers swapping in a full moon to maintain the lunar phases.... more (link is external)

Garmin has unveiled the VIRB 360 (link is external), a waterproof and dustproof camera that records both audio and video in 360 degrees, taking 15-megapixel spherical stills and video in 5.7K at 30fps. With a... more (link is external)

An unusual billboard was recently set up at a crosswalk in France to promote pedestrian safety. Whenever a pedestrian was detected crossing while the “red man” light was on, the billboard would emit a loud tire screeching sound. A camera built into the billboard would then capture the terrified face of the jaywalker.

The “public service” campaign was created in a partnership between the ad agency Serviceplan and the French road safety authority... more (link is external)

What do you do when you find a roll of film that expired 34 years ago? Shoot with it, of course! Colin Wirth of This Does Not Compute (link is external) shares the results of a recent experiment in this... more (link is external)

Viktoria Solidarnyh (link is external) is a Ukranian digital photo artist who creates surreal, dreamlike scenes by cutting out and combining elements from a large number of photos. She has released a number of behind-... more (link is external)

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