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How to Avoid Copyright Trouble When Using Online Images (Infographic)
This infographic explains how to stay on the right side of the law, as well as tips for creating original images.
Wish You Could See the World Through an Instagram Filter? Now You Can.
Tens, a sunglass company, which provide a 'real life photo filter' has more than doubled its crowdfunding goal on the first day of its Indiegogo campaign.
Will This App Fundamentally Change the Way We Take Photos?
Vhoto's proprietary technology automatically finds amazing photos hidden inside your videos.
Meet the Algorithm That Can Predict Your Photo's Popularity Before You Post It
Researchers at MIT have created a popularity prediction algorithm for photos. Unsurprisingly, bikini photos attract more eyeballs than those featuring plungers.
Instagram Improves 'Explore' Tab: What It Means for You
Get ready to see more photos that are relevant to your interests.
Capturing a Sliver of Your Business Trip for Yourself
A corporate nomad explains her discovery of ways to absorb the amazing places in her travels while still accomplishing her business goals.
This Is Possibly the Coolest Selfie You've Ever Seen
Drones plus selfies equals dronies. Get used to it.
Twitter's Redesign Makes Photos the Focal Point
Twitter is rolling out revamped profile layouts with broadened images and new features, like the automatic enlargement of top-performing content.
Twitter Is Going All In On Photos. Here's How.
The social network is getting more social as it allows tagging and multiple photos.
3 Cool Ways to Print Your Instagram Photos
If you want your pictures in the physical world, these three businesses have you covered.
Oh Snap! Getty Images Makes Photos Free for Noncommerical Use
Unable to effectively stop people from using its images without paying licensing fees, the stock photo agency has decided to introduce a free embed feature.
Famed Photographer Predicts the Death of the 'Selfie'
The 'selfie' fad may appear to be gaining steam, but legendary '60s photographer David Bailey gives it a 6-month shelf life.