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9+ hour, 17+ min ago (159+ words) The director behind Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves has swapped the big screen for impressionist images of nature "She wasn't following rules, she was just exploring," Densham reflects. "Watching her reminded me that art begins in freedom, not control."" While Densham hasn't detailed his specific techniques, the impressionist quality of his work suggests deliberate use of long exposures, intentional camera movement and selective focus to create "shimmering, dreamlike compositions". The resulting images (swirling koi ponds, rippling water reflections, autumn forests rendered almost abstract) prioritize atmosphere over accuracy. The timing, in one sense, could be better. Densham's approach arrives at a point in history when camera technology increasingly prioritizes clinical sharpness and computational perfection. Modern cameras can capture extraordinary detail, freeze impossible moments, and stack focus across impossible depth ranges. Against this backdrop, his deliberately soft, motion-blurred, emotionally-driven work could be…...

9+ hour, 53+ min ago (374+ words) In her portraits from an overcrowded Venezuelan detention centre, Ana Mar'a Ar'valo Gosen captures the frustration of women desperate for news from their lawyers and families When I returned a year later, the space had been transformed. The women had made it their own, covering the walls with names, phrases and small drawings of hearts, even taping up a poster of the Colombian singer Maluma. What had once been a sterile office now held traces of their presence, their effort to hold on to a sense of identity in a place meant to erase it. On one wall, someone had carved a phrase of both defiance and exhaustion: "I don't expect anyone to believe in me because I don't believe in anyone." You see women resting on thin mattresses on the floor, bodies intertwined, one woman's legs serving as a…...

11+ hour, 38+ min ago (121+ words) [A busy street in Chinatown with colorful shop signs in Chinese, people walking, parked bikes, and cars. Tall buildings rise in the background, and a golden dragon decoration hangs above the street.]After an X user posted his arresting portrait taken for his passport photo and declared that the "Chinese passport photo lady on Elizabeth" is the best portrait photographer in New York City, the tiny shop where he got the passport photo done has become a viral sensation. [Read More] " me (@boltsfood) September 13, 2025 I'm a woman of routine," says teacher Sam Shekian. "I'm going to keep going " January, February, March. And then it just became a thing, I can't stop now, how could I stop?"...

11+ hour, 56+ min ago (402+ words) Bungie pulled certain assets from the game earlier this year following a plagiarism storm An artist whose work was used in Bungie's upcoming Marathon without her permission or knowledge says the situation has now been resolved. Back in May this year, Scottish artist Fern "4nt1r34l' Hook accused Bungie of taking assets from her previous work and using it in the alpha for Marathon. Bungie later acknowledged that Hook's claims were accurate, and claimed that a former staff member was responsible for taking her art. The developer subsequently pulled all gameplay footage from its following livestream, as it conducted a thorough review process to remove any art from the game that was "inappropriately sourced" and vowed to ensure that the situation doesn't happen again in the future. Now, Hook has posted a brief message on her X account, simply stating: "The Marathon…...

13+ hour, 53+ min ago (930+ words) Obsessed with music since birth, Reuben Cross combines his lifelong passion with a love of words through the medium of journalism. In his time not spent digesting every genre from no wave to new age, he spends a lot of his time lamenting the downfall of his beloved Swindon Town FC and scratching his head over a crossword. "Galileo: When Indigo Girls tackled the thorny issue of reincarnation Where do we go when we die? While this is the sort of question you might expect to encounter while reading Plato, its not the sort of subject you can expect to gain answers to from a 1990s adult contemporary or indie folk hit. Im not saying that music of this ilk cant be introspective or philosophical, but its hardly the place Id go to for an insight into whether my soul will…...

14+ hour, 3+ min ago (391+ words) As humanity looks toward Mars for future exploration, scientists have made a key discovery: time actually passes faster on the red planet than it does on Earth. Physicists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have calculated that clocks on Mars tick, on average, 477 microseconds faster per day than on Earth. This difference results from the planet's weaker gravity and its distinct orbital pattern, influencing how time is experienced and measured on Mars. The research, published in The Astronomical Journal, also found that Mars' eccentric orbit and the gravitational pull from its neighbours can cause fluctuations of up to 226 microseconds a day throughout the Martian year. This variability means that synchronising time between Mars and Earth is far more complex than it is for our Moon, where the offset is more stable. Understanding these differences in timekeeping is…...

14+ hour, 3+ min ago (391+ words) As humanity looks toward Mars for future exploration, scientists have made a key discovery: time actually passes faster on the red planet than it does on Earth. Physicists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have calculated that clocks on Mars tick, on average, 477 microseconds faster per day than on Earth. This difference results from the planet's weaker gravity and its distinct orbital pattern, influencing how time is experienced and measured on Mars. The research, published in The Astronomical Journal, also found that Mars' eccentric orbit and the gravitational pull from its neighbours can cause fluctuations of up to 226 microseconds a day throughout the Martian year. This variability means that synchronising time between Mars and Earth is far more complex than it is for our Moon, where the offset is more stable. Understanding these differences in timekeeping is…...

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16+ hour, 43+ min ago (217+ words) Adamya Sharma is a seasoned technology journalist with over 15 years of experience covering consumer electronics. As the News Lead at Android Authority, she steers the editorial direction of the news desk, producing timely and engaging content on all things Android and beyond. Her strength lies in identifying emerging trends and uncovering stories that others may miss, contributing insightful opinions, features, and search-optimized content that keeps readers informed. Before transitioning to publishing, Adamya was a television producer and anchor. She conceptualized over 100 episodes across five tech-focused shows, gaining valuable experience in crafting compelling and accessible stories. Her background also includes work in business and entertainment journalism. Outside of her career, she's a busy mom of two, always trying to balance work and family life. When she's not writing, she enjoys streaming content on her LG G2 OLED, from crime thrillers to documentaries....

18+ hour, 17+ min ago (10+ words) A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography....