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18 Splendid Winners From the British Photography Awards

The British Photography Awards, a competition open to every photographer based in the U.K., have announced the winners for 2026. [ Read More ]

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Shimoda Launches Upgraded Action X v3 Backpack and a New Insider Sling Bag

Shimoda Designs has announced a refresh of its adventure camera backpack system, headlined by the Action X v3. Additionally, the company has a new set of interior core cubes and a brand-new sling bag. [ Read More ]

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Photographer Offers Free Wedding Photography Services to a Couple Facing Hardship Each Year

A wedding photographer is offering one couple each year free photography on their big day, aiming to help those facing financial hardship or difficult personal circumstances capture memories of their wedding. [ Read More ]

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OM Exec Says Company Considered Expanding Into Larger Formats

Two longtime OM Digital Solutions (OMDS) executives sat down for a Japanese-language interview on OM's YouTube channel, covering a wide range of topics, including the company's development philosophy, whether it should develop cameras with larger image sensors, and what makes Micro Four Thirds special. [ Read More ]

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All Bundled Up: Winter Picks for Photographers

When it comes to creating content during the winter, the last thing you want to worry about is your gear. You want to focus on capturing your images and videos. To accomplish that, you need gear that becomes an extension of your own artistic process. Before you set out on that cold weather shoot, stock up on these ProMaster products and you’ll be able to stay warm, protect your equipment, and keep creating all season long. [ Read More ]

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The 30 Awe-Inspiring Finalists for Weather Photographer of the Year

The Royal Meteorological Society (RMetS) has unveiled the 30 finalists for its annual Weather Photographer of the Year photo contest, and there are just a few days left for people to vote for their favorites. [ Read More ]

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Aya Moug's papyrus furniture connects her Egyptian roots with contemporary design

Working with papyrus, Egyptian designer Aya Moug creates furniture that is both contemporary in aesthetic and innovative in its use of material. Her work is now part of Design Doha (5 November 2026 - 31 January 2027)

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Vito’s brings New York glamour to a landmark Sydney building

Sunday Co. bring a slice of mid-century Manhattan to Sydney’s heritage-listed Burns Philp Building, with a lavish interior by Design Madgwick and a menu of elevated classics

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Another piece of King's Cross’ masterplan is complete – and is a fascinating example of prefab construction

With a courtyard, reflecting pool, and social spaces, the completed Cadence residences have everything you need and more

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The KTM X-Bow GT-XA is a hardcore road car built around true racing pedigree

Austrian outfit KTM has announced the X-Bow GT-XA for the American market, a two-seater carbon fibre supercar with a jet fighter-inspired canopy

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This winter’s menswear is all about ‘crafting characters’

Classic sartorialism gets a sporty, preppy twist for A/W 2026, as captured in the November 2026 issue of Wallpaper*. See it as inspiration for crafting a new persona as we enter a new style season

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Serras Sevilla is a new design hotel in a 1915 architectural gem

Wallpaper* checks in at Serras Sevilla. The meticulously restored 1915 building by Aníbal González pairs historic Sevillian architecture with contemporary interiors, cathedral views and a rooftop plunge pool

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The Hirshhorn's Brutalist sculpture garden just got a makeover, thanks to photographer and architect Hiroshi Sugimoto

The beloved Washington, DC art institute, first designed by famed modernist Gordon Bunshaft, has been sensitively restored – and has welcomed dozens of new artworks

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Discover Ellis King, the artist making sense of women's experiences

In 'Spilt Milk' at London’s SQFT: Space Gallery, Ellis King examines what happens in a woman's quiet moments

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100 Objects #20: AA Sobriety Chip

Comedian, writer, and podcaster Jamie Loftus has always known about Alcoholics Anonymous. As a kid, she loved the album where her dad kept all his AA chips — that little piece of plastic that marks a day, a month, a year of sobriety. Now as an adult, Jamie wanted to understand where that little chip

99% Invisible · EN

(Not Just) Another Brick in the Wall

Historically, Chicago common bricks were known as the ugliest bricks in the world. Made from glacial clay deposits that the city sits atop of, production of Chicago commons dramatically expanded after the Great Fire and helped the city rebuild with fire-resistant materials. Today you can spot Chicago commons all over the city but most often

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The Problem With Football Helmets

In 2024, James Daniels became likely the first NFL football player to wear a new kind of helmet during a game – an apparatus called the Guardian Cap. The new lid was a marked departure from what fans are used to. Guardian Caps offer an extra layer of padding, and make the player’s helmet more

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Tony Hawk’s Real-Life Willy Wonka

This week, we’re featuring a story from Death, Sex & Money about N.D. Austin, a man who makes a living creating experiences that are supposed to change you. His projects have included secret sewer speakeasies, coming-of-age rituals on deserted islands, funeral board games, and, for Tony Hawk, a homemade train ride through the desert designed

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Audio Guide of the Imperfections of a Perfect Masterpiece

This episode is sponsored by Acura. Even if you’ve never been to the Guggenheim Museum, you probably recognize it. From the outside, the building is a light gray spiral, and from the inside, the art is displayed on one long ramp that curves up towards a glass skylight in the ceiling. It’s a one-of-a-kind building

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100 Objects #21: Window from the House of D

In 1932, the Women’s House of Detention—New York City’s first women’s prison—opened in the heart of Greenwich Village. It was opened to make “wayward” women quiet, private, and properly feminine. And the building had one unique feature originally meant to be a sort of kindness—a special kind of window that the women inside could open.

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Doktoro Esperanto

Esperanto is what linguists call a “constructed language.” It isn’t attached to a nation or a region, and it didn’t evolve from another language over time. Instead, nearly 150 years ago, someone decided to sit down and design the whole thing from scratch. That someone was L. L. Zamenhof, also known as Doktoro Esperanto. Born

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100 Objects #22: AOL Disc

In 1998, the recording industry was thriving. But the company pressing more compact discs than anyone else in America wasn’t a record label…it was an internet company: America Online. The AOL Disc was a marketing coup—hugely successful. It’s not an overstatement to say that it’s the campaign that introduced America to the internet. Because of

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Steven Heller’s Font of the Month: Brutal Types

Read the book, Typographic Firsts “Brutal” is such a nasty, albeit seductive, word. A quick visit to my desktop Oxford dictionary confirms that the adjective “brutal” is, etymologically speaking, derived from a corruption of the name Brutus, the Roman immortalized as Julius Caesar’s infamous assassin (tip of the hat to William Shakespeare). “Brutal” in current […] The post Steven Heller’s Font of the Month: Brutal Types appeared first on I Love Typography Ltd .

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Steven Heller’s Font of the Month: Loopy

Read the book, Typographic Firsts I once taught a research/writing class called “No Google” that lasted until it dawned on me that “Google” was indeed the research tool for the 21st century. The realization came when, for an article I was writing about water balloons — yes, you read that right, water balloons — and […] The post Steven Heller’s Font of the Month: Loopy appeared first on I Love Typography Ltd .

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