Antonio M. Rosario

Some things never change.
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Streets ahead: The explosive New York scene that changed photography - in pictures
The Guardian - Elena Goodinson
Between 1935 and 1965, New York was the epicentre of a revolutionary new style of photography. A new exhibition captures its energy
A good alternative to Photoshop.
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Affinity Photo is an awesome low cost Photoshop alternative
boingboing.net - Séamus Bellamy
I pay for a monthly subscription to Adobe's suite of photo editing apps. They streamline my workflow on my Mac, iPad and iPhone. What's more, they …
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Bored as a Photographer? Here Are 5 Ways to Get Inspired to Start Shooting Great Photos Again
Shutterbug - Dan Havlik
It happens to all of us as photographers. We suddenly stop feeling inspired and even are, dare we say, a bit bored with shooting photos. You’re …
Some great tips about composition.
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How to build a Photography Composition around your Subject
visualwilderness.com - Varina Patel
When I’m teaching, I get more questions about nature photography composition than just about any other subject. But most of the time, my students …
Update your iPhone 12 Pro if you can. The ProRaw addition is well worth it.
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iOS 14.3 turns the iPhone 12 Pro and Pro Max into even better cameras
The Verge - Chris Welch
Here’s everything you need to know about Apple’s new ProRAW format If you’ve got an iPhone 12 Pro or 12 Pro Max and consider yourself something of a photographer, the latest iOS update will help you get the most out of your phone’s cameras. That’s because it includes the new ProRAW feature that …
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The Dorothea Lange Digital Archive: Explore 600+ Photographs by the Influential Photographer (Plus Negatives, Contact Sheets & More)
openculture.com - Josh Jones
Shortly before her death in 1965, one of the New Deal’s most famous photographers, Dorothea Lange, spoke at UC Berkeley. “Someone showed me …