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11 Ways to Print Instagram Photos Instagram is the easy way to create dreamy camera-phone photos in a flash. The filters work their magic so well that nearly every picture comes out looking like a keepsake. Making those memories permanent can be just as easy with these tools for turning Instagram photos into lasting works of art. Source: PrinstagramPrintstagram — The company offers multiple ways to print Instagram photos, but the 20-by-40-inch posters will make a stunning addition to a living room wall. Between 50-400 photos are arranged in a clean grid on thick archival paper for $25. With so many resources to print Instagram photos, you could easily decorate an entire house with iPhone memories.

Rant: I Love Photography | Raw File Editor’s Note: This blog post was originally posted by PhotoShelter CEO and founder Allen Murayabashi on the PhotoShelter blog. Murayabashi was kind enough to share it with Raw File readers. It might sound strange to use the verb “Love” in the title of a rant. But here goes. I love photography. Why am I telling you this? There is a percentage of photographers who hate photography. They hate Getty, Corbis, the AP, day rates, photo editors, assistants, rental houses, camera stores, point-and-shoots, iPads, zoom lenses, padded camera straps, wheeled suitcases, younger photographers, older photographers. I love photography. The top photo was my favorite image of 2011 shot by Rich Lam for Getty Images during the rioting that occurred after Game 7 of the Stanley Cup. Rüdiger Nehmzow took these incredible photos of clouds from an open door of a plane. People say the guy has no talent. 2011 marked the ten year anniversary of September 11. There’s a teenager in Japan named Natsumi Hayashi. Tech.

Valokuvatorstai Valokuvaus :: Digicamera.net :: Digikuvaus, Digikamera, Digitaalikamera, Digitaalikamerat, Digikamerat, Valokuva, Digikuva, Valokuvausfoorumi, Kamerafoorumi The Most Epic Collection of Photography Links (Since Last Week) It’s been an action-packed week in the world of photography, and Toad Hollow Photography has been busy compiling a list of the best links to tutorial, great photography and interesting blogs to share with everyone here. The Toad loves to follow the work of incredible artists and photographers, and loves to share the best of what he finds during his weekly adventures. We really hope you enjoy viewing the art and prose in this list as much as the Toad did in bringing it to you. Check out the Toad’s new photoblog series “Two Toads in Wonderland” featuring the works of famous Canadian artist George Sawchuk who just recently passed away. Shadows Are Our Best Friend – this is a great post from Joe Baraban that discusses the importance of light, and specifically shadows, in photography. Photomatix / Photoshop Urban Exploration HDR Tutorial – a fairly in-depth article on post-processing UrBex shots in HDR. Distant Exit – talk about scale here! Hit The Lights!

Cosplayers Photographed At Their Homes Is Kinda Weird We’re all used to seeing people dressed up at conventions, but taking those cosplayers out of the con and putting them into their homes makes them look a bit surreal. That’s the beauty of these images by photographer Klaus Pilcher titled “Just The Two Of Us.” Who hasn’t had the desire just to be someone else for awhile? Dressing up is a way of creating an alter ego and a second skin which one’s behaviour can be adjusted to. Regardless of the motivating factors which cause somebody to acquire a costume, the main principle remains the same: the civilian steps behind the mask and turns into somebody else. ’Just the Two of Us’ deals with both: the costumes and the people behind them. His photographs feature Austrian cosplayers of all kinds caputured at home doing the mundane things we all do like ironing clothes, taking baths and just hanging out killing time. See more pictures after the break… (Beautiful/Decay via Colossal) Tagged as: cosplay