Denver Post Tuesday May 16, 2023
On view through May 22, the exhibition “Speaking with Light: Contemporary Indigenous Photography” is one of the first major museum surveys to explore the practices of Indigenous photographers working over the past three decades, notes the Denver Art Museum. The show features work by more than 30 contemporary Indigenous photographers that brings attention to misrepresentations by focusing on Indigenous perspectives, exploring themes of history, loss, identity, and representation. See also: The Denver Post.
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PetaPixel Tuesday May 16, 2023
Tamron’s new 11-20mm f/2.8 Di III-A RXD lens for Fujifilm APS-C cameras is billed as a fast-aperture ultra-wide zoom lens that is both small yet balanced, offering a mix of features that work well in a variety of shooting situations, notes PetaPixel. The lens is constructed of 12 elements arranged into 10 groups, two of which are Glass Molded Aspherical lenses that are “precisely located” to assure high resolution across an image, from edge to edge. It also incorporates one XLD (eXtra Low Dispersion) and two LD (Low Dispersion) lens elements correct for optical aberrations.
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David Schonauer Tuesday May 16, 2023
Artificial intelligence programs that create images from text can now render realistic hands--and that might presage big problems for society. "Some say this hyper-realistic AI will put artists out of
work. Others say flawless images will make deep fake-campaigns more plausible, absent glaring clues that an image is fabricated," noted The Washington Post recently. Meanwhile, The New York Times
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YCImaging Monday May 15, 2023
If you’re going to spend time marketing your photo business on social media, you may as well being using apps that work best. YouTube channel YCImaging created 10 pieces of short form content and then released them every day for two weeks, Monday through Friday. They did the same thing across the three different platforms. This was in no way done scientifically–it’s purely anecdotal–but, notes DIY Photography, the results are interesting nonetheless.
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