The church of St Martin-in-the-Fields at Charing Cross, London.
Shot with the Hipstamatic app on an iPhone 13 Pro Max
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Concrete steps lead up on the right to the front of the church. More buildings and people can be seen further along the road
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This good old boy been eating biscuits and pie.
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A low down shot of a dog and several pairs of nearby human legs. The dog's collar bears the name Benji
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Still playing with the Hipstamatic iPhone app.
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Freezing weather has gripped parts of Britain, with the cold and wintry conditions set to continue for days
Including a picture of a doggo with an icy beard. 😊
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Honk.
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A young man playing saxophone on the steps at Trafalgar Square leans back with a wide-eyed comical expression on his face
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A bit later to the game than many people, I've just got around to trying out the Hipstamatic app for iPhone.
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People sit and eat and drink. But not Hugo. Hugo sits and waits and watches. His time will come.
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Around 70 or 80 people are sitting on banked steps at Borough Market in London, eating and drinking. One guy near the top of the steps, wearing a beanie hat with the word 'Hugo' on the front, is sitting perfectly still with a slightly grim expression on his face, watching the people further down
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Spider-Woman in her later years. Still covered in web from her latest adventure.
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A pretty, older, silver-haired lady wearing black glasses and a black and white flowered jacket with a woollen scarf that looks like a spider's web hanging down in front. She is looking back over her shoulder, presumably checking for supervillains.
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A selection of the winning images from Capture the Atlas travel photography blog’s annual northern lights photographer of the year collection, published to coincide with the aurora season and the end of year
(This article was amended on 7 December 2022 to clarify that two images feature the southern lights, not northern lights)
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Looks like a dog that looks like a bear.
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Looking round the corner of a wall, we can see the foot of the owner of a dog (or bear) that's lying on the pavement next to him
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"More than 100 photographers are making their fine art prints available to Vital Impacts, an women-owned and operated non-profit organisation that supports grassroots groups trying to protect people, wildlife and habitats"
Lots of cute baby animals!
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Going from side to side.
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A black and white photo in which we see a man's legs as he carries a bag across a pedestrian crossing in London.
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Ten years ago, if you heard the word elopement, your thoughts might first go to images of a shotgun wedding in Las Vegas (or Gretna Green if you’re from the UK). These elopements would be typically short and sweet, no fuss, and over within an hour.
But the definition of elopement has evolved, and what it means to elope has changed dramatically, especially in the wake of a global pandemic."
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How to expand your services as a wedding photographer to capture couples who choose to elope rather than have a standard wedding ceremony.Guest Author (PetaPixel)
"National Geographic has published its 2022 Pictures of the Year. The headline story of its December issue, these selections are the result of reviewing more than two million photos that were captured in the field this year."
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National Geographic has published its 2022 Pictures of the Year which includes the best 118 photos from the more than two million captured.Jaron Schneider (PetaPixel)
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Bent at a reflex angle as she reflects on the wall.
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A young woman bends forward next to a wall, posing for her friend's camera.
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A solar-powered cinema in a caravan. Part of the Golden Key event outside St Paul's Cathedral, London.
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A close-up of the open window of a caravan through which a woman in a maroon usher's uniform with golden epaulettes and matching hat has poked her head. She is wearing slightly comical bright red glasses. To the left of the window are the words "Popcorn" and "Tickets". To the right is a sign saying, "Warning. Children left unattended will be sold to the circus".
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An artist used the latest version of AI image generator Midjourney to create these ultra photorealistic images of people in the 19th century."
There's a bit of an uncanny valley going on in the fourth one, but overall they're unbelievably good. Now, if only they can animate these and make movies with them...
Artificial intelligence is creating increasingly sophisticated images. But what does it mean for the art world? Gilbert and George, Gillian Wearing, Mat Collishaw, Elizabeth Price, Polly Morgan and Lindsey Mendick found out
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A new book by Prix Pictet features recent work by 64 women on the theme of sustainability, from freefalling office workers to funeral customs in rural China
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What's the area of this place? Three pancras square? I wouldn't have said it's more than one pancra.
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A woman stands outside a building. On the side of the wall are the words "3 Pancras Square".
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