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Image: Silver Screen Collection / Getty Images If Photography Stole Our Souls, What’s Left for AI?
Michael Holden traces a history of soul-stealing images, from the daguerreotype to AI via Hollywood’s angry Arab chieftains.
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All pictures by Noé Christin-Davy The Intrepid Catacomb Ravers of Paris
Free party enthusiasts in the French capital are invading the burial chambers below the city—away from the prying eyes of les gendarmes.
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The Fujifilm Instax Mini EVO, Camp Snap, and Lomography Lomomatic 110 Bellagio Edition – Credit: Matt Jancer The Best Point-and-Shoot Cameras (Because Phone Pics Are Boring AF)
Sick of the slick, perfect shots from your smartphone? Add some verve and authenticity to your grid with these point-and-shoot cameras.
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Camp Snap 2s in all their multi-colored glory – Credit: Camp Snap The Camp Snap 2 is the Upgrade We’ve Been Waiting For
The Camp Snap 2 distraction-free, no-screen digital camera improves upon the original in every way.
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All photos by Lorenzo Roncaglione Party Time for Travellers at Appleby Horse Fair
Candid photos from the largest traditional Gypsy gathering in Europe.
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Photography by Sasha Chaika Never Goon: Nothing Compares to Real Love
Once upon a time in a kingdom not far away, a keyboard warrior emerges from his hentai man-cave to rescue his beloved body pillow maiden in distress.
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Panasonic Lumix L10 Premium – Credit: Panasonic Shots Fired: Panasonic’s Latest Fujifilm Fighter, the Lumix L10 Premium, Is Available for Preorder
Panasonic’s legendary Lumix point-and-shoot camera is back with a brand-new model to take on Fujifilm.
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Watch Jeff Bridges Unbox a Retro Film Camera That’s Been Gone for More Than 25 Years
Dig weird, old cameras? The WideLuxX is pretty weird.
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All images courtesy of Max Pigott The Car as ‘Sacrificial Object’: The Beautiful Chaos of Banger Racing
Photographer Max Pigott captures the carnage and pride of the British working-class sport where people fix up old cars and then smash them to bits.
