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Consumer printing is pining for the fjords… Yesterday, Costco announced that it’s shutting down its in-store photo centers (CNN, PetaPixel). With nearly 800 warehouse stores, this represents a …
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RIP Photokina, you had a good run. One of the biggest photo industry news bits in the last few days was that Photokina is no more.1 The 70-year-old photo trade show held in Cologne has been …
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Three situations have come to light in the past week that have reminded me we need to be ever-aware that we all have the ability to make smart choices and use our tech and photo tools for …
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Coronavirus is everywhere (figuratively, if not yet literally). The spread of novel coronavirus (or COVID-19 as it’s now known more specifically) is affecting many aspects of our lives. Travel …
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"Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty." I pondered that quote from Henry Ford as I put together this list. Over the past few weeks I’ve jotted down some general things …
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Event photography shouldn't be an afterthought. Lots of photographers do events as an afterthought, but someone hiring an event photographer deserves someone who takes it seriously. Join me in …
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