One of our contributors recently wrote about the various aspects involved with capturing the beauty and majesty of the underwater world, and it got us wondering just how we got to have such powerful tools at our disposal.

The history of creativity and technology has often been marked by profound shifts, and today, the fusion of artificial intelligence (AI) and photography stands at the forefront of transformative change. We take a look into the multifaceted landscape of copyright law in relation to AI-generated images, considering recent developments, global perspectives, ethical dilemmas, and practical case studies.

In the digital age, where images and videos are shared in an instant, one might expect the internet to serve as an eternal vault for all those memories. However, the stark reality of “web rot” unveils a different story.

Capturing the breathtaking beauty of the underwater world through your mobile phone is an incredible experience. Whether you’re snorkelling in tropical waters or exploring the depths on a scuba diving adventure, underwater photography opens up a world of mesmerizing sights and marine wonders.

In a recent interview, we read that Elon Musk made a passing comment about photo apps, imploring enterprising individuals out there to spend some time thinking about lithium instead of what we all know and love – photography.

Background removal applications have revolutionized the way we edit photos, especially when it comes to removing unwanted or distracting backgrounds. They use advanced technology and algorithms to accurately identify and separate the subject from its background, allowing users to replace it with a different image or keep it transparent.

Both amateur and professional photographers are constantly on the lookout for exciting new choices, with many of them struggling to decide between drones and/or DSLRs. To help narrow the choice, we’ve outlined the pros and cons of both in the guide below.

Photography is a popular side hustle for many celebs. And while they spend most of their time at the end of a lens, many like to put an eye to the viewfinder themselves. Many are hobbyists or amateurs, or simply hopeless.

Much like it is in various other creative endeavours, the issue of copyright and ownership has long been present in the world of photography. Generally speaking, copyright law says that when an individual has taken a photograph, the taker becomes the owner of the rights to that image.

It was in 2017 when Nokia decided to revisit one of its all-time classics – the 3310. Very much aware of the cultural impact the model has had, when you visit the phone’s product page, you’re greeted with the statement “The Icon is Back”. Albeit in an updated, slimmed and rounded form factor. We simply couldn’t resist getting our hands on this retro-tastic reimagining of what has popularly been regarded as one of the toughest phones ever created.