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Photo of photo-sharing apps, including Lyrak and Instagram. The darker photo on either side courtesy of Shyam Mishra from Unsplash.

Lyrak: Can it replace your Insta habit?

Lyrak is a new photo-sharing app. Unlike Instagram, Lyrak does not have incessant ads and videos. Also, no data collection or AI training of your photos. Can it replace your Insta habit? Lyrak is a photo-sharing app Rishi Siva, founder of Lyrak, contacted us recently. He described Lyrak like this:

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Light painting a mysterious Joshua Tree with an RGB Critter BT from Ants on a Melon.

Light Painting 101: Creative Joshua Tree illumination

Joshua Tree National Park is fantastic for night photography. How can light painting help take your desert photo to the next level? What is light painting? The term is often used loosely to describe any addition of light to a night photograph. Really, though, light painting is a technique that uses a

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Mobile Mondays: Find stars for less than a cup of coffee

Are you interested in finding stars, photographing the night sky, peering through a telescope, or laying on a blanket and gazing at the heavens? The Sky Guide app makes it effortless to find various stars, planets, constellations and the Milky Way.   What is Sky Guide? It’s a star and

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Mobile Mondays: Plates photo sharing and collaborative app

Plates is an app for curating your photos, discovering other photographers, and collaborating on similar themes. We kick the tires on this alternative to Instagram, Vero, Facebook, and others. Alternatives to Instagram, Meta and TikTok Plates aims itself to offer a photographic alternative to other social media. It does so

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Review: Checking out the DJI Osmo Mobile 6 gimbal

DJI released the Osmo Mobile 6 3-axis smartphone gimbal, here to steady your videos. Should vloggers and content creators take note?  The Osmo Mobile 6 offers the ability to create ultra-smooth videos, giving you the ability to create smooth movements and panning, offer alternate viewpoints, follow subjects automatically even when

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Vero gives us one more reason to switch from Instagram

With Instagram embracing Reels and turning into TikTok, Vero social media app looks better and better for photographers. And recently, Vero added one more reason. A brief look at Vero In many respects, the Vero app seems like, well, a better version of Instagram. They were initially launched in 2015

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