Canva’s 2026 Design Trends Report highlights shift toward ‘Imperfect by Design’ – Campaign Brief
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Why 24 Megapixels Is Enough for 95% of Photographers
Every camera announcement follows the same script. The press release lands, the spec sheet unfolds, and there it…
A Photographic Record of Bygone Days Returns to Amami
Seven decades have passed since the photographer Haga Hideo took his camera to Kagoshima’s Amami Islands, where he…
From homemade bricks to quirky features
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Bootcamps ‘game-changer’ for working class artists
Irina Mackie Award-winning artist Tara Harris said her confidence received “a massive boost” A bootcamp to help artists…
Vibrance vs Saturation: The Mistake That Makes Sunsets Look Fake
Saturation can make a strong photo look electric, or it can quietly wreck it in five seconds. If…
Why Riba’s president gave up the right to call himself an architect
The president of the Royal Institute of British Architects has voluntarily surrendered his legal right to use the…
Remembering Martin Parr: Britain’s ‘national photographer’ in words and pictures by his publisher
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Maple Ridge woman a winner in worldwide photo competition
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Washington architect’s bookshop and cafe plans approved
Chris BindingLocal Democracy Reporting Service BBC George Clarke said he wanted to combine his love of books and…
George Street Plaza & Community Building / Adjaye Associates
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Small Sensors, Big Results: Stop Letting Specs Run Your Photos
Sensor size talk can trap you into thinking your next camera purchase is the thing standing between you…