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Shifts and nuances in the way we communicate online.
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A new study found we enjoy experiences more when we take photos to document them. 
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As Facebook gets even more corporate, Instagram is growing as a space for authentic blogging. Or something. You get 2,200 characters.
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The fear of missing out, which has spawned the #FOMO hashtag, seems to have grown more pronounced in the summertime as celebrity groups escape and document their fun on social platforms.
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An upgrade to the service’s Explore button will show users the most important photos from trending events.
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Josh Ostrovsky, also known as “The Fat Jewish” or the “Fat Jew,” is making a new name for himself as an Instagram sensation. What started as an outlet to simply share funny memes and pictures has turned into a full-time job for Ostrovsky.
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We are not always happy and on vacation all the time. It just looks that way....
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From presidential selfies to never-ending Instagram feeds, the world is now drowning in images. Celebrated photographers debate the impact of this mass democratisation on their craft.
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AP’s David Guttenfelder and Jean Lee, have begun uploading the first ever Instagram photos from inside North Korea — giving us an intimate glimpse at daily life inside the very closed off country.
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Coming soon! Polaroid is launching retail shops called Fotobars, enabling people to come in and print out the digital photos stored on their phones.
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Filmmaker Casey Neistat loves Instagram. He loves it so much he made this YouTube video to tell you why. And he offers up, in plain sight, some tips for what Instagram really is and how to use it. Think of your yellowing photo albums circa the mid-1980s. Now think of those albums on someone else's smart phone. Get it?
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Many street photographers have upped their games since smartphones came on the scene. Particularly the iPhone 4S, with its superior camera and multitude of cool apps and add-ons. But iPhoneographers and others who troll the streets texting, talking and accessing apps like Yelp and FourSquare to find the best local coffee or a freebie need to be aware. You're at high-risk of being mugged for what thieves deem far more valuable than the contents of your wallet. They want your iPhone.
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Instagram influencers Bianca Valle, Charlotte and Sophie Bickley, and Zach Weiss explain how to master the planned candid photo in this video.
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Professional photographers sound off on what it was like to shoot for the magazine entirely on iPhones.
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The social network is an express track for parents interested in sharing and sometimes capitalizing on the visual story line of their children’s lives.
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Instagram banned a picture of a fully clothed woman, poet Rupi Kaur, twice because it showed her period stain. She fought back. And won.
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With major brands on board, some 15-second spots have already hit the popular photo-sharing platform.
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The Oxford English Dictionary officially declared "selfie" the term of 2013, and our snap-happy selfie-loving celebrities have given us some absolute gems this year.
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A new study that spending too much time posting and sharing photographs may have detrimental effects on your real-life social interactions.
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Let's proclaim 2013 the year of the "Ph" - since we all know no one ever looks back at these statements at the end of the year to see if anyone was right. But if we were the type of blogger to make big predictions (we are), here are three for 2013, and they all start with what should become the 27th letter in the English alphabet - the "Ph": Phablets, Photos (Vaporizing) and Photos (Printed for (Posterity).
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January 21, 2013 7:11 AM
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With a new year just around the corner, are you looking for a challenge to improve your photography skills, test your stamina and win new Instagram followers and influence the future of photo documentation as a means to record your life and capture history in the making? If you’re answering yes to one or more of these questions, then a Photo a Day project might be just the vehicle you need to commit to this emerging documentary form and be regularly inspired.
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Boy, does this Olympic gymnast love to take slightly NSFW (not-safe-for-work) photos of himself on his iPhone. And people thought his spread in the ESPN Body Issue was ridiculous. Give him a Olympic gold right now for athlete most in love with himself!
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