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Here’s a case of a photobomb done right: when Army Corporal James Bass returned home to Durham, North Carolina, back in April, after many months abroad, he decided to surprise his 8-year-old son Joshua by photobombing him during his official school portrait photo shoot. As the third grader posed for his picture, Bass stepped into the background of the shot.

The photographer then showed the boy the portrait on the back of the camera, causing some momentary confusion before... more

Creatives utilizing Adobes software suite who have yet to buy into the companys Creative Cloud will soon find some of their updates coming to an abrupt halt. Adobe has announced that the upcoming release of Adobe Camera Raw v9.1.1 will be the last... more

It appears that Nikon is on the verge of announcing three new Nikkor lenses. Newly leaked photos and specs received and published by the Japanese website Digicam-info reveal an upcoming 24-70mm f/2.8 VR, 24mm f/1.8, and 200-500mm f/5.6 VR.

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Users of VSCO Cam for iOS and Android know that the app is more than just another photo editing suite; it is a social gateway for sharing photographs with others around the world. VSCOs mobile application employs the companys famous analog filters for retro styling on the move. Now, newly introduced... more

Chip makers Micron and Intel have announced a new form of computer memory that promises faster, more reliable storage than current technologies, in a smaller space and at similar prices. The technology could reduce the distinction between memory and storage within computers and provide a faster, more stable way of storing large Raw and video files. Read more... more

It's a sad day for owners of Adobe's Creative Suite 6, as the company announces its upcoming Camera Raw 9.1.1 update will be the final version available for the software. Read more

We spoke with the founder of Sphericam, Jeffrey Martin, on the future of the companys 360-degree spherical camera lineup and where virtual reality imaging may be headed in the next decade. The... more

This is a story of when life gives you lemons, you try and not cry yourself to sleep. The names in this story have been omitted to protect the mistaken.

A couple of weeks ago, I got a phone call — the kind of phone call Ive been dreaming about for a while now. The person on the other end of the phone asked me if I would be interested in shooting in Chicago for them the following week. My mind went into overdrive! I spent some time over the weekend running down some... more

The “Tri-clops,” created by pinhole photographer Justin Quinnell,” is the world’s first multi-screen, wearable camera obscura. The device (and two extra I-scuras, as seen above) will be making the founds at several art and science festivals (e.g. Sidmouth and Green... more

While teaching a street photography workshop in Chicago recently, photographer Chuck Jines saw an opportunity to teach his students how he’s sometimes able to shoot portraits of strangers from extremely close distances without them noticing.

“I had the opportunity to demonstrate... more

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