Artist Jane Perkins Creates Incredible Assemblages Of Popular Portraits

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UK-based artist Jane Perkins creates incredible assemblages of popular portraits. Jane uses discarded and found objects, such as buttons, toys, jewelry, old shells, and beads, to recreate famous paintings, portraits, and photos of celebrities and pop culture elements into gorgeous assemblages.

In her words “While researching my degree thesis on Art from Recycled Materials, I discovered images of religious festival headdresses from Ecuador. These were so bizarre – decorated with a crazy mixture of random found objects: broken jewellery, shells, dolls, light bulbs, coins etc. I loved them. The headdresses became the inspiration for my final year project – a collection of hand-stitched brooches embellished with a variety of small found objects.”

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Student, 25, to study photography after returning to matric and improving his results in 2022

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Artists such as painters, photographers and musicians often speak of the creative urge or passion – the sudden and overwhelming compulsion to create in their chosen medium. For Lungelo Ngubane, it’s photography.

In a previous interview with IOL Business, Ngubane said he redid matric at the age of 25 to improve his physical sciences results.

Yet, the creative urge had not left the Newcastle-born professional photographer, and he opted for a creative career instead of going into STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths).

Enrolled at Vega School for a high certificate in videography and photography this year, Ngubane said he had always wanted to pursue the course to gain more knowledge and master his craft.

‘’It is my dream as I am unlocking my more creative side. I am very excited but, in the same breath, I am stressed about where I am going to get the funding for my studies,’’ he said.

Ngubane said he hoped to get a sponsorship or financial aid.

He had been contacting anybody and everybody who might assist with his tuition.

‘’If I don’t manage to acquire financial aid, another option I am looking at is that of seeking a job so that I may be able to pay it myself. I am even willing to work multiple jobs if necessary to achieve my goal.’’

Photography has been his passion since childhood.

‘’I had the burning desire to capture beautiful and timeless moments. I could always see the picture in my mind’s eye before I took it.

‘’Even before I could get my hands on an actual camera or smartphone, I was curious about the outcome of such a creation. I would borrow people’s phones and explore capturing and editing images. Then, I sought out phones with the best cameras and it proceeded from there.’’

Ngubane said he had taken numerous photographs he was proud of. One of them, a more recent one, of a cow, was his favourite.

The picture defined 2022 for him, he said, as it spoke volumes and resonated with him because of the power it exuded.

‘’I can’t even put it into words because it’s a picture I randomly took with my iPhone 7+. I was in a rural area at my lowest point and I was very depressed but, somehow, that image gave me hope.’’

“Serious art is born from serious play. Survival lies in sanity, and sanity lies in paying attention. The capacity for delight is the gift of paying attention. Progress, not perfection, is what we should be asking of ourselves. Creativity occurs in the moment, and in the moment we are timeless,’’ wrote Julia Cameron in her book, ‘’The Artist’s Way’’.

Ngubane draws inspiration from other photographers, among them Austin Malema and Trevor Stuurman, and is fascinated with the individual perspectives from which they capture the world.

His favourite international photographer is Jacob Webster who takes pictures of acclaimed rapper and singer Doja Cat.

“His work speaks to me; I love how he uses Photoshop, and takes Doja’s photos. There is a difference between just taking pictures and understanding the subject, model or muse that you’re working with.’’

Although he looks up to the creatives, the young man said he wanted to pave his own way and focus on his artistic style.

Ngubane added that he would chase his dream, achieve financial freedom and pass the torch by helping students who wanted guidance.

He urged those who also wanted to pursue photography to ask themselves whether they have the passion for it, a keen eye for photos and a different way of thinking that could set them apart from the rest of the pack.

‘’You should not want to mimic or imitate other people’s work. You need to see the beauty of your surroundings or human beings. People have perfect imperfections, find the creative inspiration in that.“

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CJPOTY judging panel announced – Camera Jabber

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At the beginning of the year we announced the Camera Jabber Photographer of the Year (CJPOTY) competition which takes place over the 12 months of 2023. Now we’re ready to reveal the fabulous panel of judges who will award the overall prizes at the end of the year, they are:

Benedict Brain – Photographer, journalist & Sigma ambassador
Sophie Collins – Chief Marketing Office at MPB, Trustee of Royal Photographic Society
Donna Crous – Food photographer, author, Nikon Europe ambassador and Rotolight Master of Light
Ross Hoddinott – Landscape photographer, wildlife photographer, author, tutor, conservationist
Tracy Marshall-Grant – Arts Director, curator and producer
Denise Maxwell – Multi-genre photographer and lecturer
Carolyn Mendelsohn – Artist and portrait photographer
Paul Sanders – fine art photographer
Jemella Ukaegbu – Photographer & founder of UK Black Female Photographers (UKBFTOG)
Christina Vaughan – Founder of Cultura Creative, the home of inclusive stock photography

Here’s a more about each of our judges:

Benedict Brain

Ben Brain CJPOTY Judge

Benedict is a UK-based photographer, journalist and author. He balances his personal practice with writing about photography and running photography workshops and enrichment programmes. He is an award-winning journalist and writes a monthly column called The Art of Seeing. His first book, You Will Be Able to Take Great Photos By the End of this Book will be published by Ilex Press (Octopus Publishing) in March 2023.

Benedict is often seen on the judging panel of prestigious photo competitions and in 2020 he founded Potato Photographer of the Year. Benedict travels internationally as a public speaker talking about the art and craft of photography and sits on The Royal Photographic Society’s Licentiate distinctions panel.

Sophie Collins

Sophie Collins CJPOTY Judge

Sophie has more than 20 years of experience in performance and digital marketing for a wide range of brands, including Apple, Sony, Kodak, IBM, American Express, British Airways and DAZN.

Sophie is a dedicated amateur photographer, having studied at the International Center of Photography in New York, and is a Trustee of the Royal Photographic Society.

Donna Crous

Donna is an award-winning professional food photographer based in Jersey, Channel Islands. From her home studio she works closely with brands and PR agencies developing recipes and creating strong photographic imagery for food campaigns, social media, websites and print publications.

Donna has worked on multiple cookery books and her work is regularly featured in photographic and cookery magazines around the world. She has recently released her own cookery book ‘A Healthier Family for Life‘ published by Little, Brown in London.

Donna loves sharing her food photography knowledge and skills through regular talks, workshops and camera clubs around the UK.

Ross Hoddinott

Ross Hoddinott CJPOTY

Ross is one of the UK’s best known professional landscape and nature photographers and authors. His intimate, atmospheric imagery is published widely, and he will be familiar to readers of many photographic publications, including Amateur Photographer, NPhoto Magazine and Outdoor Photography. Ross is a multiple award winner in Wildlife Photographer of the Year, International Garden Photographer of the Year, and Landscape Photographer of the Year competitions. He is a Nikon Alumni, a LEE Filters Master, Benro Ambassador and also a Global Icon for F-Stop Gear.

Ross is the author of several photography books, including The Art of Landscape Photography, The Landscape Photography Workshop, and Digital Macro & Close-up Photography. He also co-runs Dawn 2 Dusk Photography, specialising in photographic workshops throughout the UK. Find out more about Ross at www.rosshoddinott.co.uk.

Tracy Marshall-Grantt

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Tracy Marshall- Grant is an Arts Director, Curator & Producer specialising in the production of photography exhibitions, festivals, education, and archive projects. She is currently Deputy Director of the Centre for British Photography which houses the Hyman Collection. She was previously Director of Development for the Royal Photographic Society and directed Bristol Photo Festival and LOOK Photo Biennial in Liverpool. Tracy has also been Director of Development at Open Eye Gallery Liverpool and Executive Director at Belfast Exposed Gallery, and is co-founder and Director of Northern Narratives, the non-venue-based photography production company specialising in archive exhibitions and long-term archive development projects. Amongst the productions within this she has developed a large international tour and publication of Martin Parr’s Irish work- currently touring museums and galleries in Ireland and America until 2023. She has worked with Marketa Luskacova, Jem Southam, Café Royal Books and RRB Publications on several archive books and exhibition productions. Tracy is co-curator and co-editor of the international touring exhibition and associated monograph Chris Killip: retrospective with The Photographers
Gallery, London and Thames and Hudson publishers. She is also Director of Liverpool Photographer Ken Grant’s Archive.
Tracy is associate and guest lecturer on professional practice for the BA and MA photography courses at several universities in the UK. She is a selector on the Royal West Academy Photography Open, the Royal Photographic Society Women in Photography Bursary and a judge for a number of Awards.

Denise Maxwell

Denise Maxwell CJPOTY judge

Denise is the owner of Lensi photography covering multiple genres (such as sports, fashion, events and portraits ) delivering workshops and mentoring. She has photographed some of the most well known people and events in the world including Barak Obama, Usain Bolt and events such as the BAFTAs and Brit Awards. She was also one of the Commonwealth Games Photographers for Birmingham 2022.
Her recognition spans these varied genres. Her other accomplishments include:

  • 1 of 7 female documentary photographers to be highlighted by the BBC during lockdown.
  • Being named in the top ten Black Wedding Photographers to get to know in Hitched Magazine
  • Exhibiting at The Midlands Arts Centre, The Harris Museum, The Photography Show.
  • Published in major publications such as OK Magazine, The Independent and Metro.

In 2022 she had 8 features in photography magazines and delivered Masterclasses at the Photography Show.

Carolyn Mendelsohn

Carolyn Mendelsohn CJPOTY Judge

Carolyn is an artist and portrait photographer based in the UK, whose practice is rooted in telling stories and amplifying the voices of those who are not always heard. Her passion is to be able to connect and communicate with people of all ages and backgrounds, to create work that is strong, powerful and based on their lives and stories. She is recognised internationally for her portraits, including her portrait series and book Being Inbetween, and is the founder of Through Our Lens, a workshop and mentoring programme that enables people to tell their stories through the medium of photography.

Her work has been exhibited internationally, with solo and group exhibitions in national galleries across the UK and Europe, and has been published by the BBC, The Guardian, The Sunday Times, The Telegraph, La Monde, and British Journal of Photography amongst many others. Carolyn’s awards include BJP Portrait of Britain 2017, 2019 and 2021, Open Wall Arles winner 2020, The Kuala Lumpa International Portrait Awards 2021, The Royal Photographic Society International Photography exhibitions RPS IPE 159 gold and she was a finalist for RPS IPE 160. In 2020, Carolyn was named winner of the Portrait Series category for the 15th Julia Margaret Cameron Awards. Carolyn was nominated for the RPS 100 heroines award. Her book Being Inbetween was published by Bluecoat Press in November 2020,

She is a freelance photographer with Bloomberg News, and Artist in Residence for Born In Bradford, alongside this she works on personal projects, portrait commissions, commercial briefs, lifestyle and fashion.

Carolyn is a Nikon Europe Ambassador & Ambassador for the Royal Photographic Society.

Jemella Ukaegbu

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Jemella Ukaegbu has been a photographer for more than a decade running her business Mellz Photography LTD specialising in Maternity, Baby, and Wedding Photography and is the founder of the UK Black Female Photographers Community (UKBFTOG) which is a group dedicated to black female photographers to help them have a safe space to connect, learn photography tips and grow as a photographer in an industry dominated by men.

Jemella holds a First class degree in Photography and her work has been published in magazines and articles such as Ap Magazine, The Evening Standard, The Huffington Post, and also featured on ITV.

Christina Vaughan

Christina is the founder and CEO of stock photo agencies Image Source and Cultura Creative. She was also recently elected President of CEPIC, the European Trade Body for Image Licensing and is the first woman in the role.

Prompted by the death of George Floyd in 2020, she decided to use her expertise in commercial photo licensing to create a new agency based around diversity – both in front of and behind the camera and so, Cultura launched in January 2021

Cultura celebrates creativity in photography, champions gender diversity and encourages diverse photographers from all backgrounds to work in the photography industry, understanding that different perspectives help us all innovate, celebrate gender and grow as humans united in cause, craft and commerce.

Christina has always sought to be inclusive in her work and family life – her mother was from the indigenous Hmar tribe of Mizoram in North East India and her father Anglo-Burmese. Christina was born in the North of England and has lived in London, New York, Paris and Argentina.

Paul Sanders

Paul Sanders CJPOTY Judge

English fine art photographer Paul Sanders has been involved in photography since leaving school, first as a black and white printer, then as a fashion photographer, a career that led to a post at Reuters, and then The Times newspaper as Picture Editor, overseeing the entire visual content of the prestigious publication. Paul left The Times at the end of 2011 to pursue his love of nature and the landscape.

Paul’s approach to landscape photography is one of mindful connection. After looking at nearly 20,000 images every day during his years at the Times, his own work is made in response to his emotional and spiritual reactions to the locations he visits and reflect the sense of stillness and calm he feels whilst on location at the coast. The creation of the photograph is only half the story, as Paul is also passionate about printing. ‘I believe that a photograph should be viewed as a print to correctly appreciate it’, he says.

Paul’s, beautiful, highly reflective work has been exhibited widely across the UK, Europe & Japan, and has been recognised by Fujifilm who inaugurated him into their exclusive X Series Photographers. He is also a Lee Filters Master Photographer and Fotospeed ambassador.

Entering Camera Jabber Photographer of the Year (CJPOTY)

The CJPOTY competition takes place over 12 months with a different theme each month. Every month the Camera Jabber team will pick one winning image and nine runners up. The photographer of the winning image will receive a voucher from MPB.com to the value of £500 which can be spent on anything from a huge range of kit from the World’s biggest platform for used photographic gear.

All 10 images selected each month then go into the shortlist (of 120) that will be judged by the esteemed panel of judges above. They will select the first, second and third-placed images. The photographer of the first-placed image overall, as decided by the judges, will receive a voucher to the value of £1000 from MPB.com as well as a trophy and the title ‘Camera Jabber Photographer of the Year 2024‘. The photographers who come second and third will receive vouchers worth £500 and £250 respectively.

This is the last day to enter the February round,the theme is ‘Close-up’ and we’ll be announcing the March theme tomorrow. You can submit up to three images for £2.00 plus payment processing costs (£0.26). To submit your entry visit cjpoty.com. 

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30 Inspiring Photos Taken On The Streets, As Shared By This Instagram Account

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Here are the 30 inspiring photos taken on the streets, as shared by this Instagram account “streetphotographersfdn”. Street photography is a style of photography that captures candid moments and scenes in public spaces, often depicting people, urban landscapes, and city life. It is characterized by its spontaneous and often unposed nature, capturing the unique energy and character of the streets.

The best street photographers always seek to capture the urban dwellings and the people living there from various perspectives. Turns out, there is an Instagram page called “Street Photographers” where various street photographers from all around the world gather together to share their magnificent shots. Here in this gallery you can find 30 best photos from that account.

Scroll below and inspire yourself. All photos are linked and lead to the sources from which they were taken. Please feel free to explore further works of these photographers on their collections or their personal sites.

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Digital Photography Market Research Report 2023-2029

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Feb 27, 2023 (The Expresswire) —
The key players covered in this Digital Photography Market report includes Sony, Panasonic, Nikon, Canon, PENTAX, Leica Camera, Fujifilm Holdings, Samsung Electronics, Olympus, Kodak, Toshiba Corporation, Ricoh, Arri, Blackmagic, RED, Phantom, Kinefinity.

The Global Digital Photography report provides top-notch qualitative and quantitative information including: Market size (2017-2021 value and 2022 forecast). The report also contains descriptions of key players, including key financial indicators and market competitive pressure analysis.

“Final Report will add the analysis of the impact of COVID-19 on this industry.”

Global “Digital Photography Market” research report presents a comprehensive overview, market shares, and growth opportunities of market research includes historical and forecast market size covering different segments like product type, application, key players and key regions and countries. The Digital Photography market report also presents the market competition landscape and a corresponding detailed analysis of the major players in the market.

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As the global economy mends, the growth of Digital Photography will have significant change from previous year. The global Digital Photography market size will reach significant USD in 2028, growing at a CAGR over the analysis period.

The Digital Photography Market report also splits the market by region: Americas, United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, APAC, China, Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia, India, Australia, Europe, Germany, France, UK, Italy, Russia, Middle East and Africa, Egypt, South Africa, Israel, Turkey, GCC Countries.

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● Panasonic
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● PENTAX
● Leica Camera
● Fujifilm Holdings
● Samsung Electronics
● Olympus
● Kodak
● Toshiba Corporation
● Ricoh
● Arri
● Blackmagic
● RED
● Phantom
● Kinefinity

Segmentation by type: breakdown data from 2017 to 2022

● Photo Processing Equipment
● Interchangeable Lenses
● Camera Cell Phones
● Others
● Digital Photography

Segmentation by application: breakdown data from 2017 to 2022

● Photography Software
● Photo Looks
● Photo Processing
● Others

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1.1 Market Introduction

1.2 Years Considered

1.3 Research Objectives

1.4 Market Research Methodology

1.5 Research Process and Data Source

1.6 Economic Indicators

1.7 Currency Considered

2 Digital Photography Market Executive Summary

2.1 World Market Overview

2.1.1 Global Market Size 2017-2028

2.1.2 Market Size CAGR by Region 2017 VS 2022 VS 2028

2.2 Digital Photography Segment by Type

2.2.1 Type 1

2.2.2 Type 2

2.3 Digital Photography Market Size by Type

2.3.1 Digital Photography Market Size CAGR by Type (2017 VS 2022 VS 2028)

2.3.2 Global Digital Photography Market Size Market Share by Type (2017-2022)

2.4 Digital Photography Segment by Application

2.4.1 Application 1

2.4.2 Application 2

2.5 Digital Photography Market Size by Application

2.5.1 Digital Photography Market Size CAGR by Application (2017 VS 2022 VS 2028)

2.5.2 Global Digital Photography Market Size Market Share by Application (2017-2022)

3 Digital Photography Market Size by Player

3.1 Market Size Market Share by Players

3.1.1 Global Revenue by Players (2020-2022)

3.1.2 Global Revenue Market Share by Players (2020-2022)

3.2 Global Key Players Head office and Products Offered

3.3 Market Concentration Rate Analysis

3.3.1 Competition Landscape Analysis

3.3.2 Concentration Ratio (CR3, CR5 and CR10) and (2020-2022)

3.4 New Products and Potential Entrants

3.5 Mergers and Acquisitions, Expansion

4 Digital Photography by Regions

4.1 Digital Photography Market Size by Regions (2017-2022)

4.2 Americas Digital Photography Market Size Growth (2017-2022)

4.3 APAC Digital Photography Market Size Growth (2017-2022)

4.4 Europe Digital Photography Market Size Growth (2017-2022)

4.5 Middle East and Africa Digital Photography Market Size Growth (2017-2022)

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11 Key Players Analysis

11.1 Manufacture 1

11.1.1 Manufacture 1 Company Information

11.1.2 Manufacture 1 Digital Photography Product Offered

11.1.3 Manufacture 1 Digital Photography Revenue, Gross Margin and Market Share (2020-2022)

11.1.4 Manufacture 1 Main Business Overview

11.1.5 Manufacture 1 Latest Developments

11.2 Manufacture 2

11.2.1 Manufacture 2 Company Information

11.2.2 Manufacture 2 Digital Photography Product Offered

11.2.3 Manufacture 2 Digital Photography Revenue, Gross Margin and Market Share (2020-2022)

11.2.4 Manufacture 2 Main Business Overview

11.2.5 Manufacture 2 Latest Developments

11.3 Manufacture 3

11.3.1 Manufacture 3 Company Information

11.3.2 Manufacture 3 Digital Photography Product Offered

11.3.3 Manufacture 3 Digital Photography Revenue, Gross Margin and Market Share (2020-2022)

11.3.4 Manufacture 3 Main Business Overview

11.3.5 Manufacture 3 Latest Developments

12 Research Findings and Conclusion

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Photographer Jordi Puig Reveals The Behind-The-Scenes Of His Creative Photos

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Barcelona-based photographer Jordi Puig reveals the behind-the-scenes of his creative photos. Puig wants to show us that you don’t need fancy equipment to take captivating photos; just a little bit of creativity and practice. And he’s putting up really convincing cases.

Here in this post, you can find Jordi’s 30 best behind-the-scenes of his amazing photos. Jordi has more than 5 million followers on Instagram.

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Photography cheat sheet: How to understand f-stops

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Even if you’ve never changed the f-stop on your lens or through your camera, you’ve probably noticed this setting at some point. While its entirely possible to leave the camera to deal with this and never adjust it yourself, it’s arguably the most important thing to learn if you really want to take charge of your photography. 

Definition: What are f-stops?

Otherwise known as aperture size, the f-stop regulates the amount of light that can pass through a lens at a given shutter speed. Assuming nothing else changes, a small aperture (say f/16) will let in less light than a larger one (say f/4) , so it would take longer for the same quantity of light to pass through to the sensor. It works on the same principle as an hourglass, in that the size of the opening between the two chambers dictates how long a quantity of sand will pass from the top to the bottom.

So, the smaller the aperture, the longer the shutter speed you’ll need in a given scenario. You can see this for yourself by setting your camera to its Aperture priority mode and adjusting the aperture in either direction: the shutter speed should change with every click of the dial.

Something that confuses a lot of novice photographers is that small physical apertures have high f-stop numbers such as f/16 and f/22, while large (or ‘wide’) apertures have low f-stop numbers such as f/1.4 and f/2. The simple answer is that f/16 means one sixteenth, not sixteen. And f/4 is a quarter, not 4.

• Why do small apertures have large f-numbers?

F Stop cheatsheet

What the f-stop number refers to in fact is the width of the aperture opening – and you get this by dividing the focal length of the lens by the f-number. So with a 200mm focal length, an f/4 aperture has a diameter of 50mm (i.e. a quarter of 200mm)

So, what kind of impact does the f-stop, or aperture, have on your image? First, it has the potential to affect exposure, although whether it does so depends on the exposure mode you use. If you use the Manual mode, for example, and just change the aperture without also changing the shutter speed, your image will become darker or lighter depending on which you adjust this. In the Aperture priority mode, however, your camera will automatically adjust the shutter speed as you do this to keep the same balanced exposure at all times.

Whichever mode you use, changing aperture has an effect on depth of field. Depth of field concerns the extent to which different areas in the scene are rendered in focus, and a photographer will typically use a medium or small aperture to achieve more definition throughout. Depth of field does, however, also depend on other factors, such as where you focus in the scene. 

Read more: Cheat sheet: How to affect depth of field

There are issues with using both very small and very wide apertures, so you need to judge this from scene to scene to understand which setting is most appropriate. Wide apertures are great for isolating subjects from their backgrounds, but images can be softer at these settings due to an effect known as spherical aberration. 

Particularly wide apertures can also be tricky to use in bright conditions, as your camera may not be able to use a fast enough shutter speed to keep everything exposed correctly, which leads to overexposed images (unless you use an ND filter).

Small apertures, meanwhile, can make an effect known as diffraction more prominent, which also has a softening effect on images. These apertures are also harder to use when hand-holding a camera, as the smaller the aperture the longer the shutter speed you need – and at some point you simply won’t be able to hold it steady enough to produce a sharp image. Here, a tripod or an effective image stabilization system can help.

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25 Photos To Remind You That The World Is Still A Beautiful Place

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Here are the 25 photos to remind you that the world is still a beautiful place. From the hustle and bustle of our daily lives to the chaos and turmoil that seem to dominate our news feeds, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the negativity that surrounds us. But amidst all the chaos, there are still countless examples of beauty and goodness in the world, particularly when it comes to the people who inhabit it.

Human beings are capable of incredible acts of kindness, compassion, and generosity. From selfless acts of heroism to simple gestures of kindness, these examples of human goodness can inspire and uplift us, reminding us of the beauty of the world we live in.

Here in this gallery, you can find 30 beautiful photos that shows our world is most beautiful place.

Scroll down and inspire yourself. All photos are linked and lead to the sources from which they were taken. Please feel free to explore further works of these photographers on their collections or their personal sites.

#1 Today Oliver Stopped Me Dead In His Tracks And Turned Back Around To See This Picture That He Spotted! He Just Stared At It In Awe

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#2 The Good Son

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#3 Uncle Looks So Happy

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#6 Thanks Frankie’s East Aside Restaurant For Doing The Right Thing

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#7 Single Dad In Thailand Wore A Dress To A Mother’s Day Event For His Sons So That They Didn’t Feel Left Out

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#8 And All Of Those 12 People Are Happy For You

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#9 Doctors Told Us To Make Preparations For Losing Her, But After 5 Brain Surgeries My Baby Had Her First Disney Trip At 3 Years Old

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#10 Dr. Mohamed Mashali Was A Well-Known Doctor Based In The Northern Egypt. He Was Awarded With The Title “Doctor Of The Poor” For Serving His Community For Over 50 Years

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#11 He Guarded A Bird With Broken Wing Under My Truck For Four Days Before It Could Fly Off

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#12 Lost My Car Key While Jogging On The Rail Trail, Went Back Looking For It And Stumbled Upon This. I Owe My Whole Soul To Whoever Did This

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#13 Me In First Grade Pre Surgery vs. Me In 2020

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#14 Autism Be Damned My Boy Can Work A Grill

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#15 My Son And His Best Friend, Both Told Their Survival Rate Would Be Around 2%, Walked The Stage And Graduated Tonight

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#16 Role Model Mom

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#17 My Little Brother Has Autism. He Turned 17 Today. I Came Home From Work To This Note

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#18 My Brother Was The First To Graduate With A Master’s In My Family. My Dad Couldn’t Stop Crying

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#19 This Kind Gesture

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#20 My 101-Year-Old Grandfather Threw A 100th Birthday Party For His Best Friend, Bob

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#21 The Docs Gave My Son A 10% Chance To Survive His CHD. He Is 6 Months Old Today And Thriving

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#22 In Memory Of My Father

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#23 My Cat Ripped Open His Favorite Toy. This Is My Grandma Sewing It Back Together

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#24 During Her Battle With Cancer And After She Beat It

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Take a good look at the sweet elderly lady artistically pictured above –  real or not real? It’s hard to tell, isn’t it? 

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30 Innovative Design Ideas That Took Products To The Next Level

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Here are the 30 innovative design ideas that took products to the next level. In today’s world, the success of a product depends not only on its functionality but also on its design. Consumers are drawn to products that are visually appealing and provide unique and innovative features.

In this article, you can find 30 examples of innovative product designs that have captured consumers’ attention and set the bar high for future product development.

In conclusion, the products we use every day are becoming more innovative and sustainable, enhancing our lives while also being mindful of the environment. These thirty examples of innovative product designs demonstrate how functionality and style can be combined to create products that not only meet our needs but also exceed our expectations.

Scroll down and inspire yourself. All photos are linked and lead to the sources from which they were taken. Please feel free to explore further works of these photographers on their collections or their personal sites.

#1 Was Told This Would Be Appreciated Here. Sooo Here Ya Go!

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#2 Ad For Superman Movie

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#3 Anti-Pollution Sign By A Lake In Evergreen, Colorado

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#4 Book Benches, Bulgaria

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#5 This Teacher’s Wall Art

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#6 “Piece By Piece Alzheimer’s Takes Away The Memory”. Campaign For Alzheimer Forschung Initiative

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#7 Colorful Glass Canopy In Sonoma, California. By: Olafur Eliasson And Architect Sebastian Behmann

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#8 Newly Constructed ‘Danish Prison Cells’ Are Designed Better Than My Apartment

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#9 Jeep’s European Marketing

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#10 Shark Culling Laws Poster

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#11 Convenient Simple Storage

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#12 Park Bench With Built In Shelter For The Homeless

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#13 The ~spooky Forest~ Chandelier

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#14 Door Handles On A Theatre

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#15 This Bar Has A Chilled Strip To Keep Your Drink Cold

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#16 My Vacuum Cleaner Filter Displays Taps When It’s Wet After Cleaning, So You Know When It’s Fully Dry

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#17 Translation: (Their) Love Slipped A Little Bit? No, This Is Violence (Anti Domestic Violence Poster)

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#18 Forget Abs Of Steel And Buns Of Steel. Get Abs Of Buns

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#19 Clever Little Airline Logo From A Recent Flight

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#20 A Bar Of Soap That Gets Sad As It Approaches Its Demise

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#21 This Ice Cream Poster

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#22 Solution/Pollution French Sign

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#24 Samsung’s Galaxy Flip Phone Advertisement At A Bus Stop In Belgium

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#25 Unusual Paint Brush Packaging

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#26 Very Clever Logo With A Double Message

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#27 The Logo For A Band Called The Makepeace Brothers. I Always Thought It Was So Clever

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#30 House Of The Dragon Street Promotion

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