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11 votes
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Stochastic Planet - Every day a PHP script picks a random spot on Earth. The nearest photo to that spot is posted here. (2013-2018)
12 votes -
The dazzling aerial photos honored by the 2025 Siena awards offer "new ways of seeing familiar places," as one judge puts it
15 votes -
AirPano - Lut Desert, Iran
11 votes -
Photos taken inside musical instruments
34 votes -
Am I the only who finds raw photography souless?
BY RAW PHOTOGRAPHY I MEAN THE EDITED OUTPUT OF RAW FILES TRANSFORMED INTO IMAGES BY PHOTOGRAPHERS Yes, I understand that raw photographies are not all the same and soulfull photography exist...
BY RAW PHOTOGRAPHY I MEAN THE EDITED OUTPUT OF RAW FILES TRANSFORMED INTO IMAGES BY PHOTOGRAPHERS
Yes, I understand that raw photographies are not all the same and soulfull photography exist today. I also understand that all digital photography is data and there is no such a thing as photo that is more real than another. That said, I hate what most people do with raw photography.
A lot of raw photography resemble paintings more than photographs. If every single thing about a photo is completely perfect, I don't know. It causes me no emotion.
We hired a photographer to take some pitures of our kid. The images are beautiful. They also look like a deodorant commercial or an episode of Please Like Me. It is too perfect. The colors are perfectly in harmony to each other. The bright light spots were atenuaded. We have a naked lightbulb above the table and I know it should be blown out. In the photos, the lightbulb is much dimmer. I can see the bulb in perfect detail (which I can't even to the naked eye...), but the light coming from still manages to illuminate our faces in the same way.
I hate that we inadvertently reacreated a Pampers advertising campaign.
14 votes -
Can AI-generated photos be art?
24 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 -
AI ‘street photography’ isn’t photography: What we lose by simulating experience
11 votes -
Passport photos
40 votes -
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 -
Photographer disqualified from AI image contest after winning with real photo
37 votes