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Architectural Interior Photographer | Mako Derivatives Interior Photography

MAKO Derivatives, Broadgate Quarter, London | Architectural Interior PhotographerCommercials Architecture InteriorsMako Derivatives create aspirational officesMako Derivatives occupy key spaces within the Broadgate Quarter development, Appold Street, London, EC2A. The usual multi-screen trading floors and meeting rooms are complemented by the lastest chic finishes in their break-out and coffee bar areas. Walkways are finished in cream herringbone tiling, meeting rooms have birds eye maple finish walls and flush doors and the relaxing break-out areas feature two large, relaxing tropical fish tanks. See more details and images hereMako Derivatives, Appold Street, Broadgate, London | Architectural Interior PhotographerMako…Continue Reading

Friday Five: Our Pick of Weekly Photo News for Jan. 16-20

In our new column, Friday Five, we highlight some of the latest photo news, images and features that you may have missed the first time. Here are some intriguing and important photo news items that caught our eye, as first featured on DIY Photography, PopPhoto, Petapixel, The British Journal of Photography and Digital Camera World. Weekly Photo News Roundup for January 16-20, 2023 FB and IG told to Stop Censoring Female Nipples by Advisory Board“Free the Nipple” is a campaign that initially began in 2012, after many photographers and artists complained about the “draconian policies” held by Facebook and Instagram…Continue Reading

ExploreSask Photo Contest Launch | News and Media

Released on June 14, 2023 Tourism Saskatchewan’s annual ExploreSask Photo Contest is officially underway and accepting entries as of June 14. Enter photographs or videos of your favorite Saskatchewan adventures for a chance to win great prizes. Amateur and professional photographers and videographers are encouraged to submit their most striking content that captures the natural beauty of Saskatchewan and tells stories about its people and communities. The contest runs until September 15.The six contest categories are:People & Places – Portraits of Saskatchewan people from all walks of life enjoying indoor or outdoor activities, and places that…Continue Reading

Supreme Court Rules That Andy Warhol Violated a Photographer’s Copyright | Smart News

Pop artist Andy Warhol sits in front of artworks at his studio, the Factory, in New York City in 1983. Brownie Harris / Corbis via Getty Images In the 1980s, Andy Warhol created an illustration of the musician Prince, which drew heavily from an existing image by photographer Lynn Goldsmith. Now, four decades later, the Supreme Court has ruled that the Pop artist infringed on Goldsmith’s copyright. Experts say that the case has complex implications for the ever-shifting boundaries of copyright infringement and fair-use law. Seven out of the nine Supreme Court justices ruled against Warhol’s estate, which argued that…Continue Reading

The Leica Q3 leak shows it’ll have a big bonus for street photography

It’s long been a case of when, rather than if, and now it appears the wait for the rumored Leica Q3 is almost over. The camera was tipped for a May 26 launch, and new pictures have leaked that, if real, confirm what street photography Leicaites had hoped for: the Q3 will feature a new tilt-screen design. We’ve included the Q3 leaked pictures, courtesy of Leica rumors (opens in new tab)below, and they suggest that the camera will indeed get a tilt touchscreen rather than a fully articulated (flip out to the side) screen.A tilt-screen makes shooting waist-level –…Continue Reading