Fstoppers Tuesday June 18, 2024
Skylum is bringing some sophisticated AI-based editing to smartphones running iOS, notes Fstoppers. The news comes with the release of Luminar Mobile, an update to Luminar for iPad, which debuted in March. "With Luminar for iPad, we developed a superior mobile solution, but it's undeniable that many people prefer the convenience of being able to shoot, edit, and share photos using a smartphone while on the go. With Luminar Mobile, iPhone users have cutting-edge tools right in the palm of their hand,” says the company.
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The Atlantic Tuesday June 18, 2024
Starting in 2015, the Panamanian Ministry of Housing began relocation plans for Indigenous communities on Cartí Sugtupu, a small and crowded Caribbean island that is threatened by rising sea levels and a lack of space. The effort included constructing a new mainland settlement called Nuevo Carti, notes the Atlantic, which features a visual report with images from Adri Salido (Getty Images) and Matias Delacroix (AP). The Panamanian government recently presented keys to new houses to about 300 families on Cartí Sugtupu
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The New York Times Tuesday June 18, 2024
Deep into the digital age, there are sprouts of life, even profitability, on the landscape of print media and magazines, reports The New York Times. “High-end niche periodicals are popping up, but the trend might be most evident in a burst of small-batch, independent outdoors magazines like Adventure Journal, Mountain Gazette, Summit Journal and Ori. They are crowding into quiet spaces of narrow lanes — climbing, surfing, skiing, running and the like — where quality is key,” notes the newspaper. That means “deep stories” and “beautiful photography.”
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AnOther Tuesday June 18, 2024
PhotoEspana returns to Madrid through Sept. 29, with 84 exhibitions and the work of 293 artists on view at locations across the Spanish capital. With a theme of “perpetual motion,” this year’s festival includes both international names and anonymous discoveries – from a panoramic sample of the late Erwin Olaf’s career to photographer David Trullo’s unearthing of an illicit trove of homemade erotica from the 1930s. There’s also work from African and Middle Eastern photographers, notes AnOther, which spotlights must-see shows.
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