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The search giant has introduced an easy way to capture your embarrassing childhood photos.

Further your career with crucial skills you can learn sitting right at your computer.

Spice up your visual content with these simple design hacks.

This company helps folks get a snapshot of the big game.

Professional photographer Allan Shoemake is the co-founder of LuMee, the maker of a popular mobile phone case with front-facing LED lights.

Apart from photos taken from 360-degree cameras, panoramic photos taken on a mobile phone can be converted to a 360-degree view on the newsfeed.

Seene makes 'computer vision technology' for mobile devices, including 3-D scene reconstruction, object tracking, augmented reality and face capture -- the latter of which is a very Snapchat-friendly quality.

The company's new app aims to take the noise out of social media and photo sharing.

The image service has rolled out new tools based on its research into deep learning.

Instead, the company will begin focusing on a new service named Google Photos.

Most won't admit it, but we humans are quick to form opinions based on something as shallow as a hat or the distance from the camera.

The Apple CEO got mocked for both his photography and products.

Former freelance photographer Brittany DeMaio gets to create moving moments for parents and kids full-time at her Little Nest Portraits franchise.

Look to photography organizations online, and be sure to watch out for copyright issues and unexpected costs.

His name is Hawkeye.

Astropad Mini turns your iPhone into a professional-grade graphics tablet.

It's an end of an Insta-era.

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This is Lightricks first-ever outside investment. The startup will double headcount and work on new photo-editing products.

Finding an image without paying used to be quite the chore, but times have changed.

With the right tools, you can make Instagram a serious marketing tool that doesn't suck four hours out of your day.