100ASA, a photo-sharing social network that is designed to be a “real” Instagram alternative, now offers the ability to get professional feedback on photos from its team of curators and critics.
The Foreign Correspondents’ Club in Phnom Penh is a public bar and restaurant along the Tonle Sap river, not far from the conjunction with the Mekong river.
A popular “photographer” who has amassed almost 30,000 followers on Instagram has admitted that his portraits are actually generated by artificial intelligence (AI).
The Ocean Art 2022 underwater photography competition is excited to announce the world’s best underwater photography in our 11th annual competition! It’s clear from the caliber of our winners that the world has entered a new and exciting post-pandemic era of photographic achievement.
There aren’t many events as moving as seeing the aurora borealis dance and illuminate the night sky with mesmerizing movements and vibrant colors. To help you find inspiration for planning and executing your images, in this new edition of the Northern Lights Photographer of the Year, we present the 25 best aurora images captured around the world.
The scariest advancement in technology has happened in the last few weeks. Artificial intelligence art generators like MidJourney or Dall-E 2 have hit the market. These programs can instantly create world-class quality art for free by simply typing in a few keywords.
Discover Photoshop’s new AI-powered Photo Restoration Neural Filter to restore old photos automatically! In this episode, we will put the filter to the test, learn how you can get it, and discuss its limitations. We will also compare this Neural Filter with platforms like Remini and MyHeritage.
During nighttime, a young Japanese woman climbs the access ramp of a footbridge allowing pedestrians and cyclists to cross the Onji River in Daitō (Osaka district), Japan.
A photo of a “zombie” fungus that killed a fly and then erupted from its body has won the BMC Ecology and Evolution image competition 2022. The astonishing image was taken by Roberto García-Roa, an evolutionary biologist and conservation photographer, who captured the unsettling photo in the Peruvian jungle of Tambopata.
The thanaka is a tree growing in the drier areas of Myanmar. The thanaka has been used cosmetically by Burmese people for centuries.