Photo tagging, like so much on Facebook, seemed like a cool idea at the time, but is now showing its ugly side as the practice results in increased malware and spam for users that participate in it.
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The iPhone camera is one of the handier ways to take photos anywhere, any time and the iPad is also slated to get one or more cameras. What all can we expect in the near future from Apple mobile devices?
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Now that you have taken all of those photos, you’d like to put them up on Facebook for all of your friends (but only your friends) to see. Be careful, because Facebook defines “private” differently than you do.
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If you are both a Facebook user and a photographer, you may be a part of the over six billion photos that are uploaded to Facebook every month. One company has built a way for you to keep track of all those photos.
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Facebook has issued a public apology for disabling the account of an Iowa photographer who specializes in photographs of pregnant women and women just after they have given birth.
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Almost 100 years after two Amazon natives were brought to Great Britain as part of a political stunt, photos of the pair thought long lost were discovered in an English museum by a modern researcher.
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A prominent New York University has decided to team up with Eastman House, a leading world museum of film and photography, in an effort to promote the public’s relationship with film.
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If you’re frustrated by the small size of the prints that you’re able to produce from your shiny new digital camera, it may just be that you need a few more megapixels to play with. If so, Seitz delivers.
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A man who bought a box full of glass negatives for $45 at a yard sale in 2000 thinks he has $200 million worth of early Ansel Adams’ work on his hands, but his family disagrees.
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