Photographers and cultural critics have long debated the ethics of retouching—even when it took place directly on the negative in the 19th century.
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They don't look real anymore.
Last year, journalist Esther Honig published a viral series of images showing how photo retouchers in 27 countries around the world "enhanced" a portrait
Sam Thies est un photographe polyvalent à l’univers très poétique. Que ce soit lors de ses voyages, dans le cadre de campagnes publicitaires ou de trav
Et si Photoshop existait… dans la vraie vie ? Certains animaux sont si colorés qu'ils n'ont même pas besoin de retouches photo, une fois que c'est dans...
Some find them frustrating, while others just can’t get enough – Optical illusions are something that will always leave you perplexed and questioning your eyesight. We all know the classic eye trick with a young girl turning into an old lady portrait or sets of geometric figures that turn out to be of a different size than it appeared. Optical illusions are images that differ from the objective reality and also can be sorted into three categories – optical, physiological and cognitive – each with minor differences in the illusion pictures. But how do they work?
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Tom Chambers is a photographer whose photomontages create a magical realism that is uniquely his own. View his work here
Sarah and Mike We wanted their wedding to feel like their life together. "Unfussy, but magical, light-hearted, and full of love. We married at our country home in Northumberland County’s rolling hills. Mike and I did a crazy thing and bought this little farmhouse outside the city during the pandemic, having only been dating (for the second time) for a few months. We did not have a huge budget, so that meant keeping our wedding intimate, which worked well during the pandemic!"
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No matter the city, there are certain fixtures that are universal among urban settings: corner stores, infrastructure for public transit, pockets of green space, and of course, newsstands, which are the subject of a compelling series by Los Angeles-based photographer Trevor Traynor. Traynor began capturing the small kiosks back in 2012, when he snapped his first image with his iPhone 4S. During the next seven years, he visited 20 cities around the globe—the list includes New York, Jersey City, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Barcelona, Lima, Cusco, Punta Arenas, Venice, Milan, Rome, Naples, Pozzuoli, Jerusalem, Dar Es Salaam, Tokyo, Kamakura, Cairo, and Marrakesh—and photographed the ubiquitous stands and their operators. More
I forgot how wonderful it is to create out of the comfort zone. Pushing boundaries of self, and having no expectations only to blow past the ghosts of them. Shooting in a controlled setting was never on my radar. While others learnt in classes, understanding the foundations of lighting and composi
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