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This is a fascinating story of a WWII combat photographer who took photos of the atomic bomb detonation over Hiroshima, Japan. His bomber was not supposed to be in the area, unknown to his unit operations leader, who had ordered the plane into the area to do reconnaissance work that day. He took photos of [...]

Found this link on http://cow.mooh.org and thought you might like it: Tilt-shift: A DIY guide

Wow! This is worth a read: Experts: Ansel Adams photos found at garage sale worth $200 million

Found this news story and thought it interesting, for those who think about selling their images as stock. It’s a different game out there these days. The art of stock photography

Found this story on trick photography used to created amusing photographs for postcards in the early part of the last century: Trick photography and postcards told tall tales to the folks back home

Amazing photos and a clever idea. Check this out: It’s Okay to Spill This Paint – Underwater Paint Photography

This is a fascinating piece from Animal New York: Locals vs. Tourists: World Atlas of Photography Take a look at the maps of where ‘locals’ take photos in major cities versus where ‘tourists’ take them. More photos on Flickr: Locals and Tourists