This is a cool collection of old photographs featuring World War I soldiers that posed together to create several different “patriotic” objects and people.

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CNet Asia has taken a first look at the highly anticipated Fujifilm FinePix F100fd, the successor to the already-popular FinePix F50fd. Is it going to live up to the hype?

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Remember those embarrassing family photos from the 80s where your mullet had its own zip code? Well instead of hiding them in a closet somewhere, maybe you should take a cue from a family in Argentina, who have taken a portrait of each family member on June 17th every year since 1976 and then posted the transition throw time online.

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Tired of taking the same old photos of trees? Digital Photography School has you covered with ways to improve your landscape photography.

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Most people and wildlife tend to take off when there’s a huge firestorm headed their way. Not this intrepid photographer and his subjects…

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Photographer Recreates Famous Photos with Legos.

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I ran across this very interesting post about portrait photography techniques and thought it would be a very inspirational post for everyone. I know it has been for myself. These are some very good photos as well. Check it out.

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Apple has announced two new Macbook latops yesterday in both the pro and standard models. Of course the processor is faster, the pro has the new multi-touch built in, and they both have more storage. All of which make me want to chuck mine out the window so I can justify picking up one of these beauties. Even the standard Macbook is starting to look fantastic, if it had a better video card I would be hawking my pro on eBay as we speak. Continue Reading

We’ve got a couple of Nikon lens reviews for you to take a look at today if you’re thinking about buying some new glass for that SLR of yours.

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Sony has announced the release of two new Cyber-shots, the DSC-H50 and the DSC-W300, and it’s looking as though we’ve got a double whammy on our hands. Continue Reading

Want your photo to be on the front of Time or National Geographic. Well now that can happen… sorta.

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InfoSync just took a look at Olympus’ top of the line point-and-shoot, the Olympus Stylus 1200.

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PC Magazine took a look at the Canon PowerShot SD1100 IS, which is the new cousin of the nicely-recieved SD1000 (You can see people are very creative with naming cameras).

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Digital Photography School has a nice tutorial about how to make a homemade light tent for object photography. Continue Reading

Q: If I am shooting in a public place, what are my rights? I’ve had a few situations in the last few years where law enforcement has asked me to move from a location. I don’t want to cause problems, but shouldn’t I have a right to stay? — Pete J. from LA.

A: You have the right to shoot in public places, since privacy is not expected by law in those circumstances. However, it’s wise you generally respect people not wanting their photo taken for safety reasons (someone getting very angry at you). 

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The Jamaica Observer has a nice story about the rise and fall of film photographer and the rise of the digital age.

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Michael Muller photographs all sorts of Superheroes, and when it comes to special powers, he certainly has a gift behind the camera.

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We’re going on a review spree here at askthephotographer.com. Samsung’s latest entry into the digital camera realm is next up, with the NV8 Digital Camera getting reviewed by trustedreviews.com.

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Imaging Resource took a look at Canon’s 12 megapixel point-and-shoot, the PowerShot A650 IS, which retails for about $400 and would be good enough for printing 13×19 prints.

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Here are some images from around the world featuring last night’s lunar eclipse.

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It’s time for “Overheard Theater”, where we received a “tip” from a photographer who “Overheard” something.

This week, it’s between a freelance photographer and a Sports Illustrated Photographer at a PGA golf tournament in California.

–(Setting-the 16th green)

Freelance Photog-”Shooting with two Nikons instead of Canon now?”

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What is a terapixel? A big, big, big piece of information. One terapixel is equivalent to a million megapixels. Some of the world’s most advanced cameras have terapixel resolutions but their usually not in general use. However, a Chinese company has released a 5.5 terapixel camera that’s a cute blue color with duckies on it. Wow.

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History has happened as Kosovo has officially declared itself independent from Serbia. We’re all aware of how volatile that area can become, and it’s going to be very interesting to see how things play out there. Monstersandcritics.com came up with a slide-show of what’s going on in the country right now… Continue Reading

Do you have nothing to do and time to waste?! Play cameraman the game! Go through photos and try to identify the differences between the two. You can easily spend a few hours trying to rack up a high score to impress your friends and colleagues all the achieve the coveted prize of “person with the highest score on the game…cameraman” 

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