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13 votes
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A Gigantic Jet caught on camera: a spritacular moment for NASA astronaut Nicole Ayers!
33 votes -
Inside NPR's Tiny Desk Concert | Set tour
12 votes -
About Starfront Observatories
7 votes -
Can AI-generated photos be art?
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The story behind this perfectly normal photo. Today we dive into yet another surprisingly convoluted online rabbit hole; the case of the Cooper Family Falling Body Photo and its elusive creator.
23 votes -
What actually improves your photos
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Question about sharing a photo on Tildes
What's the best way to link a photo from my gallery to share here? My go to with friends and family is a Google drive link. Is there something I'm unaware of that means I shouldn't create links...
What's the best way to link a photo from my gallery to share here? My go to with friends and family is a Google drive link. Is there something I'm unaware of that means I shouldn't create links through my Google drive for general public sharing?
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The Hirox microscope has rotary head attachments that allows you to sweep around your tiny subject like a drone
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How would I find a good photo printing service?
It looks like there are a ton of options out there to get physical prints of digital photos - I’m seeing super cheap high volume websites, supermarket co-branded ones that look like a throwback to...
It looks like there are a ton of options out there to get physical prints of digital photos - I’m seeing super cheap high volume websites, supermarket co-branded ones that look like a throwback to the old film development days, high price boutique services aimed at fine art photographers, and indie print shops attached to exhibition spaces. Problem is, I have no idea how to even begin differentiating between them!
I’m putting together an album of photos as a gift for someone, and right now everything’s digital (either originally or from scanned negatives). I need about 200 prints, so the price differences between the various options I’m seeing add up pretty quickly - I don’t mind spending on quality, but in my experience that doesn’t necessarily correlate to price anyway.
So, what hallmarks or hidden tells should I be looking out for that’ll help me find somewhere decent? Specific recommendations would also be great if anyone has suggestions that are in/ship to the UK!
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Helios Welding Visualization System uses intense pulsed lighting to outshine electric arcs, laser cutters, and even burning magnesium
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Framing Godland
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Dive into 125 years of Audubon magazine covers, bird by bird
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The photographer who takes no pictures
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In 2019, scientist Steffen Olsen took a startling photo of huskies appearing to walk on water – photo quickly went viral as it revealed reality of Greenland's rapidly melting ice
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Photos and videos of latest Kilauea eruption - March 6, 2025
21 votes -
TIFF to DNG converter
15 votes -
The Tiananmen Square protests in pictures, 1989
78 votes -
Showcasing the 6-lens 3DS-EXP 645 camera for taking lenticular photos
14 votes -
Why and how I use Immich
16 votes -
Thomas Meurot takes us behind the lens of his Sony award-winning photography project Kald Sòl – a raw, black-and-white exploration of cold-water surfing in Iceland
8 votes -
A shower thought on cameras
I was looking through some pictures and realized that, starting from pictures taken a few years ago, you won't be able to tell how old a picture is based only on picture quality, even though...
I was looking through some pictures and realized that, starting from pictures taken a few years ago, you won't be able to tell how old a picture is based only on picture quality, even though that's been the case pretty much since the invention of photography.
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How France uncovered the mystery of the forbidden photos of Nazi-occupied Paris
41 votes -
Does a picture prove anything anymore?
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Comparing OSS Photo Organizers (Google Photos alternatives)
17 votes -
Stuff I learnt in 2024
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AI ‘street photography’ isn’t photography: What we lose by simulating experience
11 votes -
Household objects (but extremely close)
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Passport photos
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The Swedish photographer capturing the vanishing glaciers – Christian Åslund was shocked at the difference between what he saw in 2002 and what confronted him this summer
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Swedish photographer Lars Tunbjörk documented remarkably dreary corporate spaces – his images should remind us that it didn't have to be this way
23 votes -
The eye test image mystery
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AI and the American smile
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When Rob Barrett surveyed one of Norway's largest seabird colonies in the '70s there were too many birds to count – stark before and after photographs reveal sharp decline
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The salty grit of the Haenyeo divers
8 votes