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Tired of ads, trends, and algorithms on Instagram? If you love photography, try out Irys, a new social network for photographers.| Make Tech Easier
Tired of ads, trends, and algorithms on Instagram? If you love photography, try out Irys, a new social network for photographers.| Make Tech Easier
Photography and security seem like very different worlds on the surface one creative, one technical; one emotional, one analytical.| ZephrSec - Adventures In Information Security
Review of Lee Miller's new retrospective exhibition at Tate Britain| Strand Magazine
Flowers in Infante Dom Pedro Park in Aviero, Portugal. Join RDP SATURDAY: FUSCHIA| The New 3 Rs: Retire, Recharge, Reconnect
Street lamp at the entrance to El Retiro Park in Madrid. Join Ragtag Daily Prompt Thursday: Street Lamp| The New 3 Rs: Retire, Recharge, Reconnect
Umbrellas, Dubrovnik, Croatia| The New 3 Rs: Retire, Recharge, Reconnect
This week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge is about views from unusual perspectives. I find some of my favorite images are from looking up. We often miss the best details and patterns when shooting straight on. Looking up in the courtyard of a riad in Rabat, Morocco. Exterior details on the Duomo in Florence, Italy. Looking up … More Looking Up| The New 3 Rs: Retire, Recharge, Reconnect
| The New 3 Rs: Retire, Recharge, Reconnect
| The New 3 Rs: Retire, Recharge, Reconnect
This week’s Lens-Artists Challenge, Dreamy, has me stretching the definition of the word. I find I tend to be fairly literal in my photography. Light can give a dreamy image. Lack of focus. Unusual subjects. So I went into my archives from 2014-2017 to see if I could find my interpretation of dreamy. The Atlantic … More Dreamy| The New 3 Rs: Retire, Recharge, Reconnect
Detroit photographer and 2025 Kresge Fellow Elonte Davis uses his art to spread love, joy, and self-acceptance. The post CONTAINER on The Metro: Elonte Davis appeared first on WDET 101.9 FM.| WDET 101.9 FM
Community pride, legacy and plenty of competition were on display at this year’s East LA Classic, where the Garfield Bulldogs beat the Roosevelt Rough Riders 37-30. The 90th edition of […] The post The best moments from the 90th East LA Classic appeared first on Boyle Heights Beat.| Boyle Heights Beat
Some of the funny finalists from the 2025 Nikon Comedy Wildlife Competition. The post Finalists of the Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards appeared first on Moss and Fog.| Moss and Fog
Sabrina Mukarker Zeidan is a Palestinian photographer based in Bethlehem. She spoke to Socialist Worker about her work under occupation. Can you talk about some of the stories behind the images you feel most powerfully capture life in Palestine? Most of my photography addresses what I witnessed as a child and what I have witnessed...| Socialist Worker
We've put the new camera to the test in this comprehensive GoPro HERO 9 review. Dive into the new features, how it performs and whether it's worth upgrading.| NOMADasaurus Staging
I put the camera to the test in this in-depth GoPro HERO8 Black review. Find out about all the new features, improvements & whether it's worth upgrading.| NOMADasaurus Staging
In our detailed GoPro HERO 13 review we've personally put the camera to the test to see if it's worth the upgrade and see what's new on the GoPro HERO13 Black.| NOMADasaurus Staging
Thoughts on nameless photographs by unnamed photographers.| The Seattle Star
Not blood, just another TU River Champion hard at work on a restoration project| Trout Unlimited
by Mike U. In October 1997, a coworker at the camera store where I was employed invited me to accompany him for a day of fall colors photography in southwest Colorado. We headed out early and made our way to the off-the-beaten-path area near Dunton, a tiny unincorporated hamlet which sits at about 8,600 feet elevation near… Leer más Autumn Colors & Cirrus Clouds| Gobblers by Masticadores
The images you share on your website and social media can have a major impact on who is interested in working with you based on the quality of the photography. If you decide to invest in hiring a professional photographer to improve your portfolio of work, there’s more to it than just finding someone to […] The post A Picture Worth a Thousand Words: Taking Your Landscape Photography to the Next Level appeared first on The Edge from the National Association of Landscape Professionals.| The Edge from the National Association of Landscape Professionals
Orange You Glad?| Second Wind Leisure Perspectives
Do you hear the music of Fall?| Second Wind Leisure Perspectives
Celebrating autumn with this week's Flower Hour challenge.| Second Wind Leisure Perspectives
Join me for the weekly photo challenge as we explore the color black, or black and white.| Second Wind Leisure Perspectives
On Monday and Tuesday, my grandchildren had Fall Break. They spent it with me. The fall mornings have been cooler, so we spent the good part of Tuesday morning outside. This photo was taken at Devil’s Pond in City Park. Stella has downy white goose feathers in her hands, and she’s pointing to turtles out […]| Reflections on the Teche
On Sunday, I presented with my co-author for Were You There? A Biography of Emma Wakefield Paillet at the Old State Capitol in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The capitol was built in 1850, but the rotunda…| Reflections on the Teche
FOTD – Holly with berries Early in the year, our holly tree looked unhappy. We went to Koopman’s and they gave us an anti-fungal spray. Within a day, it was a very happy tree again. This is good because there are at least three or four birds nesting in the tree and I would hate … Continue reading HOLLY WITH BERRIES| Serendipity – Seeking Intelligent Life on Earth
Festival of Leaves ~ Color on the Mumford Until a few days ago, there was no color in the trees. Then, overnight, I started to see bright trees, patches of red, gold, and orange. Yesterday I took a few pictures in our own backyard. Today, we spent half an hour by the Mumford Dam — our … Continue reading FALL COMES TO THE VALLEY| Serendipity – Seeking Intelligent Life on Earth
CFFC: Winter – Water Ice, snow, water. Frozen or partly frozen. Anticipating the winter before fall has really begun?| Serendipity – Seeking Intelligent Life on Earth
CMMC October Close Up or Macro I had been flirting with this Leica 9mm 4/3 lens for a while. I’ve never owned a super-wide lens except for a fisheye that I almost never used because I was never entirely sure what to do with it. This lens at 9mm (18mm per 35mm) isn’t exactly a macro, … Continue reading MACROS WITH A SUPER-WIDE LENS| Serendipity – Seeking Intelligent Life on Earth
FOTD – Pink Chrysanthemums Today I can see the changing colors in the leaves. Not yet dramatic, but obvious if you are looking. Meanwhile, the chrysanthemums are beginning to open. I wish they would go more slowly and maybe last longer. The sun came out last night just before we faded into the evening. We’ve … Continue reading FALL FLOWERS: MUMS & MORE| Serendipity – Seeking Intelligent Life on Earth
I knew something was wrong with my body before I had done any tests, I also knew my computer was pretty well cooked before I went to the hospital. It had been hit by a nasty Trojan which my software cleanser did not fully destroy. I know because it told me so and suggested other … Continue reading HANGING LOOSE BY THE DEVIL’S DOOR, ENGULFED IN MISTY MADNESS| Serendipity – Seeking Intelligent Life on Earth
The year I was fifteen, I started my senior year of high school. That September (1962), I was sitting and watching television. I found a biggish lump near my right ankle. I checked the other leg. N…| Serendipity - Seeking Intelligent Life on Earth
“The answers you seek never come when the mind is busy, they come when the mind is still.” — Leon Brown On the first day of October, I went alone on a long walk. Usually I am with friends but that …| happiness and food
In today’s digital age, everyone wants their photos and videos to stand out, look attractive, and go viral on social media. Whether you are a YouTuber, a photographer, or just a casual user capturing... The post AaryaEditz.org – The Ultimate Platform for Photo & Video Editing appeared first on Rising Matters.| Rising Matters
If you’ve ever wrestled with a light stand that insists on toppling over every time a breeze kicks up or the ground isn’t perfectly flat (so… every outdoor photo shoot ever), you’re going to love this. Meet the “Screw This Light Stand” – the DIY light stand solution that’s as practical as it is perfectly […] The post “Screw This Light Stand” – A Simple, Grounded Solution for On-Location Lighting appeared first on The Nerdy Photographer.| The Nerdy Photographer
One of the paradoxes of photography is that the best images often come from being in the right place at the right time - but it’s preparation and| The Nerdy Photographer
Given that life is rather dull these days, let me take you on another "Finding Old Photos" journey, this time to the Netherlands. Alas, no dazzling fall colors, as in the last post. We visited in the spring. But color? Oh yes -- there was color!| The Marmelade Gypsy
Headed to Africa? These are the best camera lenses for an African safari to land you stunning photographs that you'll remember forever.| Explore With Alec
Not I, nor anyone else can travel that road for you. You must travel it for yourself. Walt Whitman| Travels Through My Lens
As mentioned in previous posts (click here), Oregon has seven wonders. The list of Oregon’s amazing places was determined by Travel Oregon in 2013. These natural beauties showcase the diversity of Oregon’s landscape, including its breathtaking Pacific Coast, high deserts, beautiful mountain ranges, lush forests and so much more. We plan to visit, or re-visit... Continue Reading →| Travels Through My Lens
Once you have traveled, the voyage never ends. The mind can never break off from the journey. Pat Conroy| Travels Through My Lens
As mentioned in previous posts (click here), Oregon has seven wonders. The list of Oregon’s amazing places was determined by Travel Oregon in 2013. These natural beauties showcase the diversity of …| Travels Through My Lens
Hi, folks. The estimable Manuela Timofte, editor of Gobblers by Masticadores, has shared another of my nature photography images titled “Rocks & Tower at Big Spring Canyon.” Thank you, Manuela, for publishing this photograph of the high desert region of my part of the world. Very much appreciated. You can view the image and its accompanying commentary here: … Continue reading “Rocks & Tower at Big Spring Canyon” published at Gobblers by Masticadores| Silent Pariah
The author of "Shutterbabe" says Kate Winslet's movie about Lee Miller is searingly close to the truth.| The Persistent
“There are some days I think I’m going to die from an overdosis of satisfaction.” – Salvador Dali I felt that “overdosis of satisfaction” when I visited the Salvador Dali Museum in Bru…| Deborah J. Brasket, Author
Photographer Jordan Millington Liquorice enlisted model Karol Santos for a series of breathtaking images in celebration of motherhood. He tells The…| Daily Front Row
With more entries than ever before, this year’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition showcases the world’s enduring fascination with nature, and the urgent need to protect it| Positive News
Your photography workflow doesn’t end at the shutter. Learn how to organize, store, and back up your photos the right way, so your memories stay safe for life. The post Why Every Photographer Needs a Post-Capture Storage Workflow appeared first on John Peltier Photography.| John Peltier Photography
Frustrated by Fujifilm settings that change on their own? Learn how to use the camera’s Lock feature to keep everything secure and prevent accidental adjustments.| John Peltier Photography
I recently made a post titled second person birds. It was a bit of an experiment, focusing a lot more on photography than I had on my blog in some time. I enjoyed it so much that I took some of the photos there, added some more and made a zine! This little zine is […]| BrittHub
608th Sunday Trees“Rebecca Trees” from around the world (03) Threave Gardens and Natural Reserve – near Castle DouglasCounty of Kirkcudbrightshire in Dumfries and Galloway region of Scotland —————– It is a special (to me) when someone happens upon a … Continue reading →| "On Dragonfly Wings with Buttercup Tea"
607th Sunday TreesPortugal and Spain Tree Series (23) Casa de Mateus in Villa Real, Portugal —————– Previous: Sunday TreesIrish Tree SeriesEuropean Tree Serie…| "On Dragonfly Wings with Buttercup Tea"
The latest views from every corner of Syracuse University's vibrant campus community. The post Syracuse Views Fall 2025 appeared first on Syracuse University Today.| Syracuse University Today
“That brief meeting aroused my curiosity to such an extent that now, a year later, I find myself staring into the porcelain bowl of Stalin’s toilet.” – John Wreford| magpiesmagazine.com
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We were about to leave for the night, somehow worn out more than the 92 year old and 93 year old before us. My partner’s grandparents remain so full of life. Introversion is no match for extroversion no matter the age though. The 93 year old was in his chair, half listening to the TV […]| agm
I haven’t been lugging my nice camera around as much recently and I’ve enjoyed being okay with not capturing some sort of ideal photo. Instead, I’ve returned to the quick impromptu snaps one gets on a phone. Here are some from the last few weeks that all reflect a moment of happiness–a surprising split flower, […]| agm
Table of Contents Dull, yellowish grass or lifeless plants can make even the most beautiful property look neglected or outdated. On the other hand, lush green lawns and vibrant landscaping immediately signal care, warmth, and curb appeal—qualities that attract buyers and increase a property’s perceived value. That’s why plant and grass color correction is a […]| PhotoUp
This post will provide 6 tips on how to highlight a home’s best assets naturally, ensuring edits enhance rather than distort reality. We’ll also cover how to measure your editing success through buyer engagement.| PhotoUp
In this guide, we’ll cover why window views are vital for real estate sales and how to create them using some powerful real estate photo editing techniques.| PhotoUp
In this guide, we’ll show you how expert real estate photo editing can transform daytime images into evocative scenes that resonate deeply with buyers.| PhotoUp
Do you want to learn how to edit canvas size in Photoshop? In this guide, we’ll explain what canvas size means, why it’s essential for real estate photo editing, and guide you step-by-step on how to change the canvas size in Photoshop.| PhotoUp
In this guide, we’ll share the key elements that define high-end real estate photo editing, what makes it worth the investment, and 9 editing techniques excellent for showcasing prestigious properties to their full potential.| PhotoUp
Poet Martín Espada will be part of a panel celebrating his father’s photography of the Puerto Rican Diaspora with three photographers — Máximo Colón, David Gonzalez, and Erika P. Rodríguez — to honor the work and legacy of Frank Espada. Presented by the Center for Puerto Rican Studies (CENTRO), registration is free and open to […]| Repeating Islands
We’re thrilled to share that Flavours Holidays has been nominated at the British Travel Awards 2025 – the UK’s largest and most trusted travel awards, voted for entirely by the public. This year, we’ve been nominated in two categories: Best Travel Company for Special Interest Holidays, and Best Travel Company for Singles Holidays. These nominations... The post Nominated for British Travel Awards 2025 appeared first on Flavours Holidays.| Flavours Holidays
I was looking through some of my photographs the other day and came across several of lovely trees. I thought I’d share them. I love trees, and they are so important, not only for helping wit…| Dragons Rule OK. V.M.Sang (author)
This collection of images looks artificial or edited, but are all real. The post Amazing Real Photos That Appear Fake appeared first on Moss and Fog.| Moss and Fog
Standing by the lake, we felt insignificant as we gazed up at the peaks towering around us;| Life at No. 22
Homecoming This past weekend was a special time here in our small town because it’s when many wear their Tartan Plaid. Our town has Scottish roots since it was founded by Scottish settlers, and our local University proudly bears the name Edinboro, Home of the Fighting Scots. (Penn Western University at Edinboro) It’s Homecoming, an … Continue reading Tuesday Tidbits #345 Everything is Tartan Plaid with Bagpipes| Two Trails One Road
“And the secret garden bloomed and bloomed and every morning revealed new miracles.” ~ Frances Hodgson Burnett| Jane's Lens
18 October 2025 – A wonderful bit of British slang: the verb “to grizzle.” It describes the act of complaining or whining, at a low decibel level, but continuing on and on and forever-bloody-on. Which makes it such a lovely companion, in more than rhyme scheme, for the verb “to drizzle.” It describes the act […]| WALKING WOMAN
13 October 2025 – It is a sodden day. Sodden skies. Sodden streets. Sodden umbrellas over human heads. Sodden feathers atop that pigeon. A dispirited context, in other words. All the more reason to enjoy the flamingos. Which, even though shocking pink… are “green.” One less car! (Only later, looking more closely at the decal, […]| WALKING WOMAN
10 October 2025 – Given this is a simple post about a simple walk on a route we have walked before, you and I, it does seem excessive to lead with a philosophic tussle about the nature of “change.” But tussle we shall. Precisely because , for me anyway, same-old and change are a package […]| WALKING WOMAN
6 October 2025 – We are up & off the Sea to Sky Highway, just beyond Squamish, toes to rivulets of the Cheakamus River. The salmon run season has begun and — if we’re lucky &#…| WALKING WOMAN
As I walked past this eye-catching scene, I simply had to take a shot, as it was so perfectly suitable for my Monday Windows collection. The contemporary interior, characterized by the mirrored ceiling that reflects the ambiance beautifully, is further enhanced by distinctive light fixtures. Ample windows in and out at the AINOA Mall allow […]| Ritva Sillanmäki Photography
These teeth are Linked to One Word Sunday at Debbie’s here they are from Vancouver, Stanley park This my first though, but the image was not that great| Ritva Sillanmäki Photography
It seems that I am frequently posting food photographs on this post, showcasing the delightful variety of dishes that capture my attention. However, I haven’t taken many photos with my phone this week. I do like taking shots of beautifully served food, usually it’s a meticulously plated gourmet meal at a restaurant. I always strive […]| Ritva Sillanmäki Photography
Sofia challenges participants to explore ancient entities, such as timeless traditions, landscapes, and historic structures. She initially considered showcasing archaeological sites like Pompeii but discovered that the Earth's ancient oceans, originating around 3.8 billion years ago, epitomize age. Geological insights reveal that Finland’s bedrock is among Europe's oldest, while Australian hills date back 4.4 billion years. Quebec's Nuvvuagittuq belt boasts the oldest known crust, approxima...| Ritva Sillanmäki Photography
There were two colorful leaves, a vibrant dance,Then frost whispered in, stealing their chance.The chill embraced, and one took flight,Now one lonely leaf lies on the ground, basking in the morning light Six-Word Saturday 18.10.25| Ritva Sillanmäki Photography
This week has been all about dreamy, autumn vibes, exploring the beauty of windows and ceramics that encapsulate the season’s essence. I feel that I was able to capture the most significant elements into this image taken through these old windows, where the soft, golden light filters in, casting gentle shadows. To enhance the mood, […]| Ritva Sillanmäki Photography
This week I am sharing close-ups of autumn’s small beautiful details that often go unnoticed. Last night, we experienced a significant drop in temperatures, going below 0°C / 32°F, and the frost was there to greet us like a delicate blanket, sparkling in the early morning light. If I’d I walked outside, I could have […]| Ritva Sillanmäki Photography
Just this one image, hope it creates a warm, comfy, and inviting mood to brighten up your day, filling you with positivity and joy. As you take a moment to absorb its mood, allow it to envelop you in a sense of tranquility and bliss, reminding you of the simple pleasures in life that bring […]| Ritva Sillanmäki Photography
First time I saw this, my first thought was I have nothing to share on this topic. I did try to find a neutral spot to take a shoe shot, considering various backgrounds and environments that might …| Ritva Sillanmäki Photography
iFootage Cobra 3 Strike A150S-III 独脚架徒步生态摄影| Lei Mao's Log Book
Wildlife Photography at Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge - Ravenswood| Lei Mao's Log Book
Wildlife Photography at Ravenswood Open Space Preserve| Lei Mao's Log Book
Wildlife Photography at Coyote Creek Parkway| Lei Mao's Log Book
Wildlife Photography at Pacific Commons Linear Park| Lei Mao's Log Book
Wildlife Photography at Bair Island| Lei Mao's Log Book
Autumn carries more gold in its pocket than all the other seasons ~Jim Bishop For Dawn’s Festival of leaves| mazeepuran (माझे e-पुराण)
For last week’s lens artists challenge – Autumn I am/we are addicted to walking even when we don’t have a dog. Here I use word addiction in a good way as we don’t look for excuses for not going out. It helps strengthen our bones and muscles. It helps improving our energy levels. Also we … Continue reading Silent Autumn Sunday| mazeepuran (माझे e-पुराण)
From Storm Amy to Sunny spots – A late post A wind gust of 36.6 meters per second was measured on last Friday night. It is the fifth strongest wind gust measured in Bergen and has the force o…| mazeepuran (माझे e-पुराण)
Today I turn 67! And guess what — it’s not just my birthday, it’s also my official retirement day! Double the celebration! 🥳 Funny how when I was in high school, I thought my mum in her 40s was already old… and now I look back thinking, “40? That’s just getting started!” 😄 That was... Read More| Wandering Teresa
I really am not into scientific names of plants so here is just a pink flower that I saw in Sassafras when we went there in March 2025. It was when Tim was here for a few weeks holiday. For Floral Friday| Wandering Teresa
You probably know by now that I love sharing photos my kids send me from their adventures. This time it’s from Tim — he went to a festival where his work was shortlisted (so proud!). On his free days, he thought of his mumma and sent me some great shots of murals, street art, doors,... Read More| Wandering Teresa
The host for Monochrome Madness this week is Brian from Bushboy’s World, and he has chosen “Ceramics” as the theme. Ceramics have been an important part of human life for thousands of years. Made from fired clay, they can be shaped in many ways and decorated with colourful glazes. And today I am sharing some ceramic pieces in... Read More| Wandering Teresa
This week’s challenge, hosted by Ann-Christine, is all about the theme “Dreamy.” I didn’t think I had any photos that fit, but I decided to give it a try anyway, here goes! There’s a soft whisper o…| Wandering Teresa
