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"Pluto was first discovered on February 18, 1930, by a 23-year-old man named Clyde Tombaugh, who compared photos captured 6 days apart and discovered the dwarf planet moving between the two shots."
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Here’s a look at how mankind’s view of Pluto has gotten sharper over the years as we’ve pointed better (and closer) cameras at it.
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"‘Bliss,’ the default wallpaper that shipped with Windows XP, was photographed in Sonoma County, California, and may be the most viewed photo of all time. "
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Go behind-the-scenes with photographer Bradley G. Munkowitz as he explains how he captured the iconic wallpaper photo for the upcoming Windows 10 operating system.
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"If you have ever looked at a camera lens and wished you could simply stick helicopter rotors on it and then fly it around the house, you are in luck."
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A toy company has created a tiny RC helicopter with a built-in camera capable of taking pictures and videos, and its actually pretty cool.
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"Planet Earth is incredibly beautiful and diverse. There is always something to see, some new miracle to uncover and, hopefully, capture on camera. Landscape and travel photographers are among the luckiest in the world."
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This article shares several useful tips you can use to improve the quality and composition of your landscape photographs. You can use these tips whether you're using a smartphone camera or SLR.
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"There’s truly nothing like visiting a location for the first time – I absolutely love it and I strive to always photograph at least one new location a month."
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Finding the right location to take a photo doesn't need to be challenging. These five creative tips will make it easier to discover photo worthy locations in your city and anywhere else you decide to travel to.
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Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter have each released their top posts of 2013, and now Flickr is taking a look back at some of the most beautiful and powerful images from mobile phones uploaded over the past year.
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Discover some of the best smartphones photos of the year as selected by Flickr. Some of these photos actually look like they were taken by professional photographers.
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"I know from various conversations that some of you aspire to be photographers. This post is for those of you curious about what a transition to professional photography might hold. While I love what I do, my schedule is not necessarily what you’d think. Here are three cautionary observations about the not-so-glamorous side of nature photography business from my first two years."
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Ever wondered what its like to be a nature photographer? Or how photographers make a living? If you answered yes to one of these questions, this is an article you should read.
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"My brain is officially underwater. Photographically, that is. I see everything in terms of underwater."
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With waterproof phones such as the Samsung S6 becoming more popular, it won't be long before smartphone photographers take their pursuits below the water. This article explores the ways in which you can make the most of out those underwater shots.
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Three bird photographers share their secrets of capturing these fine-feathered creatures
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Take your bird pictures to the next level with these awesome photography tips.
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"Upon first glance, the images in art director Stephen McMennamy's #combophoto project may look like surreal photo-manipulations created using Photoshop."
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These epic photos are created using a very simple technique that doesn't involve photoshop. Prepare to get inspired.
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Do you ever find yourself struggling to include everything you want to capture in a single frame? Well then, panoramic photography might be exactly what you need to solve this problem.
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This comprehensive article explains the process of merging your panorama photos into a single image in Lightroom. Whether you're a mobile photographer or a pro, you can use the tips in this article to get the most out of your panorama photos.
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"How many times have you captured an amazing image only to view it on your computer, or as a print, and realize that you screwed something up along the way. Unfortunately, the only way to stop doing a lot of these easy-to-make mistakes is to have an image ruined by them."
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Sometimes knowing what you shouldn't do instead of what you should do is the best way of learning how to take better photos. This article shares 10 mistakes you should avoid as photographer.
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The advancement in the technologies used in cameras for smartphones and other mobile devices already allows everyone to take photos with great quality, sharpness, vividness, color reproduction, and dynamic range. Some are even capable low light shooters.
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Unless you're still living in the year 2000, chances are you've had some experience taking a picture with a smartphone of some sort. If you would like to know how to take better photos with your phone, this article explains it all in 6 easy to follow tips.
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OkDoThis is essentially an Instragram-like app with full support for its own social network and a similar sharing function for budding photographers. There are options to find followers, to follow others, and to seek out different types of photography. But it does one thing that its competitors truly lack: It directly inspires you to go out and create more content—and even gives you ideas. Upon booting up the app your first task is to complete a “Do,” or a challenge.
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There are undoubtedly an uncountable number of photography apps in the app store. Some are more popular than others, but they essentially all do the same thing. However, OkDoThis is a photography app that is on the verge of changing how you take pictures on your smartphone.
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An interesting look at life from the perspective of a homeless person. Use these images as inspiration for your next mobile photography project.