New York Post Monday August 25, 2025
A photographer who interrupted play for nearly seven minutes by stepping on the court in the middle of a US Open first-round match between Daniil Medvedev and Benjamin Bonzi has had his credential revoked for the remainder of the tournament, reports the New York Post. The interruption by the unnamed photographer led the umpire to award a first serve redo to Bonzi, infuriating Medvedev, who was facing match point at the time. Medvedev took out his frustration on his racket after his surprise loss to Bonzi, notes NBC News. Read the full Story >>
The New York Times Monday August 25, 2025
Contact sheets — a positive print of a roll of negatives — evolved alongside 35-millimeter film as a convenient way to review small negatives. With the rise of digital photography, few photographers still use them as a tool, but their analog allure has generated a second life: They have been the subject of exhibitions, shows at galleries and photo books. “After all,” notes The New York Times, “a contact sheet is everything a digital photograph isn’t: immutable, physical, finite.”
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ADWEEK Monday August 25, 2025
Apple’s new “No Frame Missed” campaign, created by ad agency TBWA\Media Arts Lab, highlights how iPhone’s Action Mode and accessibility features are helping people with Parkinson’s disease reclaim their ability to capture life’s most important moments, notes Adweek. The docu-style film follows four individuals living with the disease, each explaining how the iPhone 16 Pro’s Action Mode and Voice Control features have allowed them to record steady video despite their tremors.
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Outside Monday August 25, 2025
After AI failed to generate an image of a Black surfer, filmmaker and agency creative director David Mesfin took matters, and technology, into his own hands. “When I searched…the program would end up giving me a white man with dark skin holding a board,” Mesfin tells Outside. “Black people, Black surfers, just weren’t part of the data set.” Enlisting the help of Pocstock, a BIPOC imagery database, and dozens of other creative agencies, Mesfin has begun Refacing the Future, a project that re-trains popular AI models.
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