We’ve featured some of Tim Gamble’s magnificent photos before, and I instantly became a fan of his work. While he often does experimental long exposure photography, this time something different caught my eye. It’s one of those photos that make you stop and stare in awe, while at the same time trying to figure out what’s in it. Thankfully, Tim was kind enough to share the details of the shot with DIYP, as well as some backstory that will make you grab your camera and go out and shoot....

In the current coronavirus situation, it’s important that we stay at home. It’s not easy, I know. But photographer Ray Briggs has created a photo that sends a message we all need to hear right now and reminds us why it is so important to stay at home. They say that a photo is worth a thousand words, and this one sure is! To say that the medical workers have their hands full during the current pandemic is probably an understatement....

Music is an important part of my life, and when a good song is paired with a creative video – I can’t imagine a bigger treat. Well, Ankur Sabharwal’s Better Man has it both. The video was made from whopping 37,000 film photos, greatly inspired by early cinema. It’s incredibly creative and mesmerizing, paired with a song that you’ll want to play over and over again. Ankur describes the video as a “music video filmed in 1921 and out 100 years later....

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This feature is likely still in the early stages of development, so we can’t tell when it will be available to the public. But Twitter may soon begin its beta testing. Shortly after Wong posted her findings, Twitter privacy designer Dominic Camozzi confirmed that the feature is in the works (via The Verge). They asked for user feedback on it, hinting at an imminent public beta release. However, Camozzi immediately deleted the tweet....