DJI Buys “Strategic Minority Stake” in Hasselblad
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Portraits of remembrance: glass plate photographs of British service personnel
By Brennavan Sritharan By 1915, the scale of the horror of the First World War was becoming abundantly clear. This
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The Malian festival celebrating the diversity and vitality of African photography
By Brennavan Sritharan Bamako Encounters, set up primarily to showcase African photography, had to wait a long time to celebrate
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Microsoft’s Broken Promise
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Read MoreApproximately 180 National Geographic Employees Being Laid Off, Others Offered Buyouts
By Holly Hughes National Geographic has confirmed that 9 percent of their 2,000 employees (approximately 180 people) are being laid
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Revisiting the characters of her childhood by getting up close and personal with strangers
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Broader than a border: questioning notions of British territory in Cypriot land
By Brennavan Sritharan Nikolas Ventourakis hit on the idea for Defining Lines while shooting in Cyprus, not far from the
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Louis Stettner: A Station of The Metro
By Tom Seymour A young girl in her Sunday best fixedly follows the pools of light thrown down on the
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