The 19th century's photography revolution was a total game-changer. Suddenly, people could capture and preserve images of historical figures like never before.

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A Rock Springs inventor’s panoramic camera revolutionized photography in 1905. He developed a camera that swiveled with a ...

Jane Evelyn Atwood (b. 1947, New York, USA) is shortlisted for her publication Too Much Time / Trop de Peines, a revised, ...

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This winter, the Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) is presenting Still Glasgow, an ambitious photographic survey drawn from ...

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A Columbia scientist’s lab revolutionized digital photography with a new kind of imaging now used in more than a billion ...

Let’s talk about slop – the deep-faking, engagement-baiting, time-sapping, work-spoiling AI content that’s rotting our brains ...

CCD sensors were once all the rage in digital photography, but they have since been replaced by CMOS technology. Why did the industry end up switching?

An oil painting of an enormous bull is the star attraction at a regional Australian gallery. How did the genre of massive ...

A Chinese Farmer living near the Yangtze River in the Anhui province built a working submarine, investing a surprisingly low ...