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• Some things never change.

  

  Antonio M. Rosario

  

  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.

  

  Antonio M. Rosario

  

  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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  Antonio M. Rosario

  

  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. https://visualwilderness.com/fieldwork/how-to-build-a-photography-composition-around-your-subject

  

  Antonio M. Rosario

  Creating a visual impact with your nature photography requires you to choose your subject and build a photo around it. Here are some examples.

  

  Visual Wilderness

  Dec 14, 2020
• Update your iPhone 12 Pro if you can. The ProRaw addition is well worth it.

  

  Antonio M. Rosario

  

  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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  Antonio M. Rosario

  

  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 …