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Vintage Photos of Everyday Life in Afghanistan in the early 1970s
John L. Beck is a Maryland-based photographer who took these amazing pictures of daily life in Afghanistan in October, 1971.
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Facebook Is Killing Photo Syncing, Asks Users To Download Its “Moments” App Instead
Facebook clearly believes it has its next hit app on its hands to follow Messenger with its private photo-sharing service, Moments. The company has now announced it will soon discontinue support for photo syncing, and is instead asking users to download the Moments app through a pop-up notification that appears at the top of the News Feed. That means if you want to continue to access photos you’ve privately synced from your phone...
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America's National Parks Service is looking to hire the next Ansel Adams
Ansel Adams is one of the most respected photographers of all time, and while working with the Department of the Interior, he captured monochrome landscapes of America’s national parks that are unlikely to ever be duplicated—but that’s not going to stop the government from trying!
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Buran. The Soviet Space Shuttle
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Blind photographer debuts photos of his nonverbal autistic sons
Bruce Hall,a legally blind photographer from Santa Ana, California, has taken 150,000 photos of his sons, Jack and James, as a way to bond with them since they are unable to communicate.
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Stunning Photos of Florence, Italy
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Rare photos of San Francisco's Chinatown, before the earthquake
Stored in a bank vault, Arnold Genthe's Chinatown photos survived the disaster. Many others were lost.
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Wide Angle Lenses as Fast As Possible
What makes a wide angle lens special, and what can you do with one other than take close-up photos of cute animals wearing hats?
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King Tut’s excavation (colorized photos)
Some images from the excavation have been colorized by Dynamichrome for the exhibition The Discovery of King Tut which opens in New York City at Premier Exhibitions on November 21, 2015.
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Kids Playgrounds. What were they thinking?
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Palace of Peter the Great Greatest Friend | English Russia
Interesting news from Russia in English language.
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23 Pictures To Make Your Day Instantly Better
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Nostalgic Shots of Moscow from 1976
Interesting news from Russia
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More than 8,400 hi-de Apollo photos have been uploaded to Flickr
The photographs of Neil Armstrong taking his ‘small step for man’ from Apollo 11 are instantly recognisable and some of the most famous in the world. But there are equally stunning images from Nasa’s Apollo missions that are not so familiar and are so perfect, they look like stills from a sci-fi film. More than 8,400 photographs from Nasa’s moon missions have been uploaded to Flickr in high resolution, and offer a fresh look at the lunar landings...
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Iguana
Iguana in front of a bar in South China.
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Precise Timing Makes These Must-See Photos
These perfectly timed solar alignments from around the world never fail to attract hundreds of people every year.
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This camera case won't allow you to take unoriginal photos
'Camera Restricta' uses your smartphone GPS to determine if the shot you're about to take has already been captured too many times.
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This Guy Re-Creates Grandpa's Old Travel Photos, Internet Sobs
Christian Carollo is a time traveler. He travels the U.S. taking the same travel photos his grandparents took in the 1970s and '80s, everywhere from California's national parks to villages on the East Coast
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Artist Creates Paintings Inspired by the Bruises on the Thighs of Roller Derby Players
London based, Lapland born artist Riikka Hyvönen, recreates the bruises on the thighs of Roller Derby players as giant artworks painstakingly rendered to capture the athletes’ injuries.
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Why Sony Sees Its Next Big Hit at 1,000 Photos a Second
Sony Corp. built a dominant position in image sensors by helping people take high-quality photos with smartphones. Now, the company is focusing on sensors that take photos at least 10 times faster than the human eye can see. The company is working with Nissan Motor Co. and a Tokyo University professor on affordable technology that can process 1,000 images a second.
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