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Images capture making of climate change displays

Anyone walking in the side streets off London’s Oxford Street may come across a set of huge portraits highlighting regions devastated by climate change.

The enormous free display forms part of the second exhibition at the Soho Photography Quarter.

Called Fire/Flood, it features works by London-based photographer Gideon Mendel who visits hit areas by flooding or wildfires to document the destruction.

Photos shared with the BBC show how he created the works.

The blown-up images which make up the exhibition and have been on display since the end of November are taken from two series of photographs by the South

koreng 18/09/2025

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‘Criminal Minds’ producers settle sexual harassment lawsuit for $3 million

The production company behind the CBS police procedural “Criminal Minds” has agreed to pay $3 million to settle a lawsuit brought by the state of California on behalf of crew members who allege they were sexually harassed by the show’s director of photography and then retaliated against for complaining, the state announced.

The California Civil Rights Department sued the Disney-owned production unit ABC Signature and other people in May 2020, alleging that they violated the Fair Employment and Housing Act, the Ralph Civil Rights Act and a state law that bars sexual harassment in business or professional relationships .

The

koreng 17/09/2025

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Doorbell camera catches moose losing its antlers

ANCHORAGE, Ak. (KTUU/Gray News) – A couple in Alaska said their doorbell camera recorded a moose leaving behind a surprise Christmas gift.

Tyra Bogert and her husband watched the doorbell’s live stream when they got an alert that something was moving in front of their house.

While it’s not unusual for a doorbell camera to spot a moose in Anchorage, this time was different.

The couple watched as the moose started shaking and then both its antlers fell off.

“He shook like a dog, and they just plopped off and fell on the ground,” Chance Bogert said. “Looked to me

koreng 16/09/2025

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Tips from a professional for smartphone photography on the holidays

Photographers at The Denver Post are often asked about cameras. There isn’t a week that goes by that one of us doesn’t hear, “What’s the best camera to buy?” People see our professional gear and want to know, “What camera will help me get photos of my kids playing sports that aren’t blurry?” or, “What camera takes great landscapes, but is it light so I can carry it while hiking?”

In photojournalism, there’s an age-old saying: the best camera is the one you have with you. So, we often respond that their phone camera is all they need. People are

koreng 15/09/2025

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‘She didn’t ask to do this’

A bride is upset that her mom is giving her wedding photos away as Christmas gifts.

She asked Reddit’s “Wedding” forum for advice. The bride recently learned that her mother is printing a wedding photo of the family, changing it to black-and-white and framing it to give as gifts.

She made the discovery after telling her mom she wanted to give the same photo away to a cousin.

“I’m upset about how she didn’t ask to do this and the photos belong to me and my husband,” the bride wrote. “I’m also upset that she’s changed the photo to be

koreng 14/09/2025

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Trois Caméras de 2022 – The Thoughts & Photography of Johnny Martyr

By Johnny Martyr

You might have noticed that all your favorite film bloggers are closing out the year with a list of their top three film cameras of 2022.

Though I’m late out of the gate, I didn’t want to be left out! I figured there’s still time to make a contribution to this fun meeting of the minds. Be sure to stick around for the end where I’ll link to everyone else’s Three Favorite Cameras entries. Discover why my title is in French. And hey, since I’m late, maybe I’ll have the most links for you!

Caméra Numéro Un:

koreng 13/09/2025

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Michael Weintrob’s instrumental photography – CBS News

If you happen to walk past Michael Weintrob’s photography studio in East Nashville, Tennessee, you’d notice something unusual happening inside. A ’58 Stratocaster guitar donning a fake mustache and sunglasses has come to life like a rock ‘n’ roll creature emerging from the depths of some hellacious music studio.

The subject of the portrait is actually legendary rocker John Oates, and that guitar, purchased in 1973 on NYC’s Upper West Side for $125, has appeared on every Hall & Oates record to date.

“I think that these instruments are an extension of who these musicians are,” Weintrob told CBS News.

koreng 12/09/2025

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$80,000 Robbed from San Francisco Area Camera Store

Camera equipment is a lucrative target for thieves, that much is certain.

Golden Gate bridge during daytime. Photo by Billy Huynh

Given that, you would think that there would be a bigger movement to tackle this issue.

After all, we’ve covered multiple thefts from stores and individuals on this blog and, given the sophistication of the equipment involved, it’s baffling that there aren’t more safeguards to protect people from having their gear stolen and resold on a secondary market.

But that might all change in the future – and fast – as camera retailers seem to reach the end of

koreng 11/09/2025

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