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Let’s Enhance is a new online photo enhancing software that allows you to turn images from lousy low-resolution to crisp high-resolution. Via Jay 
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Chances are, you already have what you need to photograph the 2017 solar eclipse. Here's how to photograph an eclipse with a smartphone. Via Jay
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"Getting the best candid street shots possible requires a good creative eye, the right equipment, an understanding of how your camera works, and patience. You can walk around your city or town and get lucky sometimes, sure..."
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Lindsay Kolowich shares these 17 great tips for taking some really awesome pictures with your phone in this Hubspot article.
I like this article because it's another example of how cell phone photography is moving closer to producing DSLR quality pictures. A lot of the tricks are basics that are learned when studying the art, however in classes it gets much more indepth
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The photographs Alfred Wertheimer took of the early Elvis remain some of the most remarkable and intimate photographs ever made of any major celebrity, in any era. On the publication of Taschen’s new book, Elvis and the Birth of Rock and Roll, TIME met with Wertheimer to reminisce about the days and nights he spent with the young rocker on the cusp of unfathomable fame, and the ways in which his own early career became inextricably linked with the King’s.
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JPEG vs. PNG: Which one is better? We explain the differences between the two formats and break down the best use cases for each.
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"In this film, Mark takes you through the creation of one particular image from the Olive Tree Advertising shoot. During shooting Mark decided to use light painting to achieve a shot that would have otherwise been very tricky and required a lot of reflectors."
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Residents view the first iceberg of the season as it passes the South Shore, also known as "Iceberg Alley", near Ferryland Newfoundland, Canada April 16, 2017. REUTERS/Jody Martin
What an amazing photo! Reuters has a number of other superb photojournalism shots in its weekly "Photos of the Week."
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Japanese photographer Tatsuo Suzuki captures the frenetic atmosphere of Tokyo through richly toned black and white street photography. Suzuki’s use of long exposures and high contrast serve to emphasize the overwhelming experience of navigating a massive urban environment. Suzuki’s subjects show a fascinating mix of exhaustion and frantic energy. Some are pictured hurrying past, while others lay passed out in subway seats, clutching their purses. Technology is another interesting element in Suzuki’s images as people focus intently on their phones; seemingly unaware of the city humming around them.
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Photographer Denis Cherim began taking photos for his “Solo Para Locos” project when he was living in various countries for a year.
These photos started as a 365 challenge, which is when an artist challenges themselves to create something every day for a year!
Cherim is a completely self-taught photographer, which makes his eye all the more impressive....
