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Lightroom CC isn’t Pro-Ready…Yet
Adobe's migration towards more cloud-based services is unsurprising given the general trend of cloudifying everything from Microsoft Office to Apple Keynote. The benefit of having all your data accessible from anywhere is incredibly appealing in a world where many people…
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New Member Shout-Outs: October 2017 Edition
We're kicking off fall with a couple of October's best new members – each with a knack for capturing the diverse beauty and strength of the human spirit whether in a mosque or on a runway. Check out their brand…
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Capturing Families Divided By a Border
This is the latest in our One Photo series, where photographers share their most meaningful photo and the story behind it. We asked freelance photographer Todd Bigelow to share the story behind this photo of a father and son…
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Yashica digiFilm Y35 Exemplifies Everything Wrong with Retro Styling
At the turn of the millennium, Chrysler introduced the PT Cruiser, a retro-styled automobile that echoed design elements from the 1930s. People went gaga for it because it was retro cool while retaining modern utility. Turning on the car didn’t…
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The Oldest Genius: Photographer Dawoud Bey named MacArthur Fellow
Of the 24 extraordinary people who the MacArthur Foundation named as 2017 Fellows (commonly referred to as “Genius Grant” winners), one is a photographer. As the oldest recipient at age 64, Chicago-based photographer and educator Dawoud Bey photographs people and…
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October 19, 2017

Lightroom CC isn’t Pro-Ready…Yet

Adobe's migration towards more cloud-based services is unsurprising given the general trend of cloudifying everything from Microsoft Office to Apple Keynote. The benefit of having…

October 18, 2017

New Member Shout-Outs: October 2017 Edition

We're kicking off fall with a couple of October's best new members – each with a knack for capturing the diverse beauty and strength of…

October 17, 2017

Capturing Families Divided By a Border

This is the latest in our One Photo series, where photographers share their most meaningful photo and the story behind it. We asked freelance…

October 12, 2017

Yashica digiFilm Y35 Exemplifies Everything Wrong with Retro Styling

At the turn of the millennium, Chrysler introduced the PT Cruiser, a retro-styled automobile that echoed design elements from the 1930s. People went gaga for…

October 11, 2017

The Oldest Genius: Photographer Dawoud Bey named MacArthur Fellow

Of the 24 extraordinary people who the MacArthur Foundation named as 2017 Fellows (commonly referred to as “Genius Grant” winners), one is a photographer. As…

October 5, 2017

Photojournalism Ethics and Computational Photography

Unlike most niches of photography, photojournalism has staked a claim on veracity and ethics. Recent and past scandals make for lascivious headlines and imply an…

October 3, 2017

Making Visual Sense of Tragedy

From a perch in the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, a lone gunman armed with a large cache of weapons opened fire on an unsuspecting…

September 28, 2017

PhotoShelter Lightroom Plug-in – New Version!

Have you been using our plug-in for Adobe Lightroom? Good news - we just launched version 5.23 and it’s running faster and better than ever.…

September 25, 2017

Photographer Kike Calvo: The Ice Is Melting

To see how photographers are documenting climate change around the world, watch our video Climate Change Is Real. Kike Calvo is a photojournalist specializing in…

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