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Have you seen Flickr’s new avatars?
As well as the new layout and the new business model that it rolled out this week, Flickr also introduced 12 new default avatars for anyone who chooses not to upload her or his own identifying image to attach to their homepage and comments. Designed by Charis Tsevis, they’re bright, blocky, and I have to [...]
View PostFlickr confirms: ‘Pro’ memberships can be retained
It seems as if creating a fuss can sometimes reap rewards. One of my, and just about every other ‘Pro’ user of Flickr’s, concerns regarding the site overhaul and changes to its business model has been clarified. ‘Pro’ members do now have the chance to renew their membership at the existing price (about $25 for [...]
View PostBrand new site celebrating Timelapse Photography!
It’s pretty incredible what you can knock up in a day if you’re suitably caffeinated – or slowly on your way to getting sozzled. In the case of the Triggertrap Company Hackathon, I decided to build a site celebrating one of my favourite hobbies: Timelapse photography.
View PostMasterclasses from Sony
As part of the World Photography Awards, Sony is laying on a series of photography masterclasses at London’s Somerset House on Friday 26, Saturday 27, and Sunday 28 April. Michael Wayne Plant will be demystifying photography, there will be session aimed at students looking to make photography their careers led by Magdi Fernandes, and the [...]
View PostCelebrating a scandal
Scandal ’63 has opened in Room 32 at the National Portrait Gallery, marking the 50th anniversary of the Profumo Affair.
View PostFarewell to Hasselblad’s 503CW
The last 503CW, and indeed the last of Hasselblad’s V System cameras, has just rolled off of the production line, and with it has ended over 50 years of development of Hasselblad’s original camera line.
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