Man who attended 1953 coronation with school remembers ‘immensity’ occasion

A community radio station presenter has recalled the “fabulous” photographs he took on his Kodak Box Brownie camera as a schoolchild at Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation in 1953.

As the nation gears up for the King’s coronation on May 6, Jeremy Hoare has spoken to the PA news agency about his vivid memories from the 1953 celebration, which he attended with his school, then Winchmore Hill Secondary Modern, at the age of 12.

“Lots of schoolchildren were sent to Turnpike Lane and picked up on buses, and then we were taken to the Victoria Embankment where there was a place

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Oppo launches mobile photography contest with huge $18,000 cash prize

Oppo has just launched the Oppo Imagine IF Photography Awards with one of the biggest prizes for mobile photography competitions. Not only will the winners take home a cash prize of CNY160,000 ($18,000) but they will also receive expert training and get to take part in an international photo exhibition.

The Chinese tech manufacturer is responsible for the flagship Oppo Find N2 (opens in new tab)a foldable flip phone with a 50MP camera and the Oppo Find X5 Pro (opens in new tab) which combines two 50MP Hasselblad cameras. Oppo’s motto is “inspiration ahead” and by launching a photography

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Godland is one of the best movies about photography I’ve ever seen

Above: video clip from the film Godland that shows the difficulties faced in taking just one photograph 150 years ago!

There have some been some great movies over the years that have had photographers as their central characters. From Hitchcock’s thriller Rear Windowto Antonioni’s blow up, cameras and photography have been keen parts of the plot of many remarkable cinema dramas. But for my money, the new art-house drama godland has to be a new entry to the list of the best movies about image making.

Godland was set in the late nineteenth century, and its central character is

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How to safely photograph the solar eclipse with a phone

By now you’ve probably heard of the solar eclipse gracing our skies this Thursday.

You know what it is, where to see it, when to see it, who’s going to see it, what it will look like and why it’s so rare.

But questions remain. Like, how do I see it without losing my eyesight?

And can I get it on video without damaging my gear?

Every eclipse, some people stare at the Sun and suffer serious and permanent eye damage. Others end up damaging their camera sensors.

So here are the dos and don’ts (but mainly don’ts) of watching

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Photography Contest Winner Reveals Photo Was AI-Generated, Rejects Prize

A winner in an international photography competition has recognized his award after revealing that his artwork was generated with the help of artificial intelligence.

German artist Boris Eldagsen said he submitted his image to this year’s Sony World Photography Awards in a bid to test whether such competitions are prepared for the entrance of realistic, AI-generated submissions. His announced win last month in the creative category led him to conclude that they are not.

“AI images and photography should not compete with each other in an award like this. They are different entities. AI is not photography. Therefore I will

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Famously elusive wolverine photographed in south Calgary

Famously fierce and elusive, wolverines are a rare sight in the Canadian wilderness, even for researchers. As such, glimpsing one in a city the size of Calgary is almost unbelievable.

Yet that’s what happened Saturday in the southern outskirts of the city. Two wildlife photographers snapped images of the solitary carnivore as it darted through frozen marshland.

“It made quite a racket,” said Gordon Cooke, one of the photographers. “I had no idea what it was until it broke out into the open and I got a couple shots of it.”

A few of his images captured the wolverine perched

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Rare wolverine sighting caught on camera by Calgary photographer – Calgary

He had only five seconds to shoot a once-in-a-lifetime photo, and it ended up going viral on social media.

Gordon Cooke, a Calgary resident with a passion for wildlife and nature photography, was out looking for ospreys to photograph over the weekend.

He was hiking up a hill just outside the city when he heard something “clash and bang” at a nearby marsh. He went to check out the commotion when he saw a wolverine running out of its den.

“I thought it was porcupine at first. I saw the white fur

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In this era of AI photography, I no longer believe my eyes | Adrian Chiles

Lying in bed the other morning listening to the radio, I experienced a dark epiphany; I’ve never been much fun in the mornings. There had been problems in Jerusalem, and one side in the conflict had provided video footage supporting its claim that it had been wronged. For my whole life up to this point, I would have been minded to take a look at that video. But now I found myself thinking, why bother? How would I know it showed what it said it showed? How would I know it wasn’t a complete fake? Videos and photos used

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