Oh, Hello Instagram Web Profile!

 Announcing Instagram Profiles on the Web! – Instagram Blog I think this might actually encourage me to post more frequently to Instagram.

Architecture photographer explains how he got that New York magazine cover shot | Poynter.

Shooting in the dark, with a handheld camera, in a vibrating helicopter, 5,000 feet above land sounds like a photographer’s nightmare. But Iwan Baan made it look easy. The Dutch photographer’s image of… Read More →

What’s Wrong With This Picture?

via @dunkishrock on Instagram and thanks to the new WordPress.com Instagram embed. (hint) Related Posts: Poynter.org: How journalists can avoid getting fooled by fake Hurricane Sandy photos The Atlantic: Sorting the Real Sandy… Read More →

A Further Update to the NTOWPcom Gallery FAQ

My Not The Official WordPress.com Gallery FAQ has been completely updated to include the changes resulting from the introduction and recent update to WordPress.com’s Photo Carousel and has been edited for clarity. Again,… Read More →

Photography Redesigned – Iris by Mimi Zou at Show RCA 2012

This eye-tracking camera by Royal College of Art graduate Mimi Zou is controlled by blinking and squinting – and even recognises your friends when it looks into their eyes (+ movie). via Dezeen… Read More →

Tête-à-tête: Adi Nes and Alex Levac

Adi Nes and Alex Levac are opposites. Nes, 46, graduated from the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, and shows his work in New York and Paris. He is a master of meticulously… Read More →

Carousel? More Like a Roller Coaster!

Thanks to Google Alerts, today I discovered a new thread in the Community Support Forums about the Gallery feature.  The Gallery Carousel that WordPress.com implemented in November last year has finally gotten some… Read More →

So Long, Picnik! Hello, Aviary!

Announcing a new and faster photo editor from Aviary « Flickr Blog. First seen on GigiOm So, no need to keep anyone in suspense any longer! Is Aviary the tool that will bring… Read More →

1000memories Launches Shoeboxes, Photo Storage, and Collaboration

Reblogged from PandoDaily: Out in my garage, my family has tub after tub of old photographs that we never see. The problem with it all is that they are so disorganized, that we… Read More →