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2012 Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day - Magic
Celebrate the simplest form of photography. Coming this April. Believe it or not, thousands of people worldwide participate in this annual international event.
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A city in ruins: Stunning photo that captures devastation in San Francisco after earthquake of 1906
It's a sight of San Francisco fortunate to today's residents to have yet to be seen again, especially from the eyes of a simple high-flying kite.
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Mike Yamashita To Lead Photography Workshop in Hong Kong
In April, professional photographer Mike Yamashita will lead a photographic workshop in Hong Kong.
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Take a peek inside a fire hall turned family room
In 1999, Calgary photographer Jason Stang purchased a century-old fire hall from the City of Calgary, with a plan to turn it into a family-friendly home for his wife, Nicole, their two young sons and a dog named Stella.
Islander's Nature Photography a Draw at Northwest Flower & Garden Show
Mid-winter blues getting you down? Fine art photograpaher David Fishman and hundreds of other exhibitors offer acres of color and life as inspiration at theA Northwest Flower and Garden Show A this weekend at theA Washington State Convention Center in SeattleA openA Feb 8-12. Fishman, a Mercer Island resident for many years, has won several local ... (more)
Apalachicola readies for swimsuit edition
This Valentine's Day, millions of pairs of eyes will catch glimpses of Apalachicola, but may linger longer on the three beautiful women in swimsuits also in the photographs.
Photography pioneer shoots last frame
Eastman Kodak will stop making digital cameras, pocket video cameras and digital picture frames, marking the end of an era for the company that brought photography to the masses more than a century ago.
Surface Film II: The Best In Fly Fishing Photography
Last Thursday a group I'm involved with called The Greenbacks hosted our second annual photo show called Surface Film.
New Providence twins capture top photography prize in Monaco
Jason and Justin Senft's photo of a circus elephant deftly grasping a baby bottle in her trunk to feed a performer's baby was awarded "Best of Show" by H.S.H. Princess Stephanie of Monaco and exhibited at the 36th Festival International du Cirque de Monte-Carlo. MONTE-CARLO, Monaco - A charming and perfectly executed photograph of a circus elephant ... (more)
DeVon Franklin, vice president of production for Columbia Pictures, will be the keynote speaker for the latest free installment of Riverside Conversations at 6 p.m. Saturday at Riverside Chapel Seventh-day Adventist Church, 800 Youngs Lane.
Behind the lens of 'Who Shot Rock & Roll' and more in Friday's EXPOSED
Rock 'n' roll and photography have a colorful relationship since teenagers first danced to the sound of an electric guitar.
Downtown galleries get into Winterfest act all weekend
Winterfest is more than soup, dogsleds and downtown sleigh rides. The city's boutiques, galleries and museums get into the act this weekend, too, with events and exhibits to turn visitors on to the arts scene here.
'This is Truckee' photography show to open with reception
TRUCKEE, Calif. - A festive opening reception for the Truckee Public Arts Commission's new show "This is Truckee!" is scheduled for Friday, Feb.
Updated: Robison charged with two counts of attempted murder
Florida rapper Pitbull will headline The Bounce 91.7 FM's Birthday Bash on Thursday, March 22 at Rexall Place.
Boudoir photography a booming business
It's sexy and sultry, and it's been called Victoria's Secret for the every day woman.
Kodak Ditches Digital Camera Business
Kodak is exiting the digital camera business and it will instead license its brand name to other camera manufacturers, the company announced Thursday.
Photography Club Still Snapping Pics 26 Years Later
When Norma Woodward was 12 years old she got her first camera, a Brownie Hawkeye, and she's been hooked ever since.
Photography exhibition in Palmers Green tea shop next monthUpdated...
Patrick Foster, who lives in Palmers Green, will show his black and white photography at the Baskervilles tea shop in Alderman's Hill.
Photos and tales will let Ohman share story of 'Vanishing Landmarks' Feb. 23
23 By Gretchen Mensink Lovejoy Author/photographer Doug Ohman is returning to Chatfield to share his works, including schoolhouses, libraries, barns and churches.
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