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Around The Horn
13 November 2024
In this recurring column, we highlight a few items we've run across that don't merit a full story of their own but are interesting enough to bring to your attention. This time we look at Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize, Canon's World Unseen, Haiti, 3D printing accessories and the Fujifilm tilt/shift lens.
- Mee-Lai Stone features the winners of the Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize, including a Saigon cheerleader, a goal-hanging dad and a 90-year-old party princess.
- In Canon's World Unseen Is the Revolution That Photography Needs, Lara Carretero looks at technology Canon has made available for low-vision people to experience photography through touch.
- In On the Perilous Streets of Haiti, Reuters covers armed gangs controlling most of capital Port-au-Prince and expanding to nearby regions, fueling hunger and forcing hundreds of thousands from their homes.
- Zach Sutton reports on 3D Prints for Photographers & Videographers. "From unique mounting solutions or full-on stabilization systems, 3D printing has allowed the common man to find new ways to solve problems in a studio," he writes.
- Jim Kasson has begun testing the Fujifilm GF 30/5.6 Tilt/Shift Lens.
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