Years ago I had a Flickr account – I didn’t use it much and it languished in oblivion until at some point Flickr deleted it. I didn’t really give it a second though – I kind of thought of Flickr as a place newbies post snapshots of flowers and sunsets. All the cool photographers used 500px. Flickr is a dead social media platform anyway right? However, I recently needed a platform where I could keep track of all my published photography, so I opened a new Flickr account – and hello, I discovered that Flickr is actually an amazing tool for your photography business (if you treat it like a tool, not a social media platform)....

Earlier this month, Reverse engineering expert Jane Manchun Wong discovered that Facebook was about to start hiding like counts. And now it’s happening: the social media giant is testing hiding like counts in Australia, and the experiment could expand to more countries soon. The test officially started on 27 September in Australia. Just like Instagram, Facebook allows the author of the post to see how many reactions they got, but it hides this number from everyone else....

This device is a successor to the Vivo X Fold which launched earlier this year. The Vivo X Fold is actually the company’s first foldable smartphone, and it never made it to global markets. The Vivo X Fold+ will become official on September 26 The Vivo X Fold+ will become official on September 26 Vivo is planning to deliver one of its foldables to global markets, but we’re not sure if it’s this one, or the next-gen one....

Diane Arbus was one of the most inspirational, but also most controversial American photographers of the 20th century. If you’d like to learn more about her, Martin Kaninsky of All About Street Photography has an amazing video for you. In about 15 minutes, he’ll introduce you to the fascinating life and work of this famous 20th-century photographer. The video begins with a quote from Diane Arbus herself, saying “I really believe there are things nobody would see if I didn’t photograph them....

No matter if you’re a professional or just like to play and experiment with the camera, blacklight photography opens up tons of new possibilities. If you’d like to try it out without breaking the bank, this tutorial from Eva Landry will show you how to transform your regular ring light into a blacklight ring light. This project seems like lots of fun, it doesn’t require a lot of time to make, and it’s insanely affordable....