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The drop was largely due to disappointing growth figures. Daily active users (DAUs) on the app rose just five per cent quarter-on-quarter and 36 per cent year-on-year, to 166m. This time last year, Snapchat was adding DAUs at 52 per cent year-on-year. The slowing growth was blamed on Facebook’s concerted efforts to mimic Snapchat’s unique features, with Instagram’s Stories feature outpacing Snapchat’s own and reaching […]

Introduction: Trekking Kalavantin Durg, comes under the pinnacle-climbing type of trek. It is a 2300 ft. high trek of medium level difficulty, involving 3 hours of climbing. Best Season: The best time to trek Kalavantin Durg is during the monsoon season. In India, in the State of Maharashtra, where Kalavantin Durg is located, the monsoon season arrives in the month of June and lasts till […]

The frozen continent has intrigued and fascinated us for generations. While we see a lot more Antarctic images of it in the media due to climate change and global warming coverage, it’s still very much a mystery in so many ways. Here’s a small selection of Antarctic landscapes and wildlife photography that capture some of… You can read the original article and more at: GlobalEye […]

There’s something amusing and engaging about penguins. Most people can happily watch their antics for hours. Perhaps because they usually have no predators on land, they are often fearless and inquisitive, and a joy to watch. There’s also a lot of them… 17 different species… though it might seem like there’s more than that, due to the use of local/common names for a single species. […]

Over the past 3 decades there has been a lot of people, hunters, outdoor enthusiast, birders and more are wanting to see wildlife in a more natural setting. As well as wildlife management organizations. With the advance in the technology of digital photography in the last 10 – 15 years that ‘want’ has become a reality with the advent of deer hunting trail cameras or […]

No matter where you happen to live on this planet, there are some bird species that we all recognise. While we might not not the scientific names or even the exact species, their colors, shapes and behaviours are almost always familiar. Here’s a selection of beautiful photos of some of the worlds most iconic bird species… take a look and see how many you know. […]

Coffee is a beverage prepared from the roasted and ground beans of the coffee plant, typically served hot. Stimulate, refresh and accelerates the metabolism and increases the efficiency of thinking. So it is no wonder it is one of the most popular stimulants on the world without which most adults can not imagine the everyday functioning. In this gallery you will find pictures of freshly […]

Oberon NSW, Australia is the perfect environment to grow the Black Perigord Truffle. Hot summers and cold winters create the ideal growing conditions. This rare and delicate fungi with the most arresting aroma in the culinary world is in season from around June through to August each year. Take the journey and go on a truffle hunt, it is a truly great experience.Perigord Black Truffle […]

Bishops' House is a half-timbered house in the Norton Lees district of the City of Sheffield, England. It was built c. 1500[1] and is located on the southern tip of Meersbrook Park. It is one of the three surviving timber-framed houses in the city You can read the original article and more at: GlobalEye Stock

A gallery of photos taken in New York during that transition time of late fall into winter. A collection of cityscapes and some black and white photos of the city as well as one abstract. I suppose most of the photos are categorized as "architecture" though not all fit this category. You can read the original article and more at: GlobalEye Stock

Salisbury Cathedral, formally known as the Cathedral Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, is an Anglican cathedral in Salisbury, England, and one of the leading examples of Early English architecture. The main body of the cathedral was completed in only 38 years, from 1220 to 1258. The foundation stone was laid in 1220. By 1258 the nave, transepts and choir were complete. The only major […]

A collection of my best architecture and Cityscape photos I have taken in London. I consider the city as Architectural Photographer paradise. Having that variety of the old classic buildings to the modern glassy towers will inspire any Architecture Photography enthusiast. You can read the original article and more at: GlobalEye Stock

Known as the best example of Moorish architecture to be seen today, the Alhambra was home to the Moorish rulers of southern Spain in the 14th and 15th centuries. It is a vast palace and fort complex strategically located on a hill-top promontory overlooking the Darro River and present day Granada, that was declared a national monument in 1870. You can read the original article […]

The Burrowing Owl a small but strong owl hunts mice and voles also insects like grasshoppers. This owl uses deserted burrows of other mammals to raise their young in they can be found in almost any type of field. In the month of April they start working their way back into the Utah area where they spend the summer and the easiest way to locate […]

When discussing types of pictures that can be taken by a professional photographer, there are two main types. Candid photography lends a more personal feel to each photo, and captures life as it is happening. Professional photographic portraits on the other hand, are more about chronicling an event, and preserving it on film in a staged manner. Each method has its own place and time […]

A trip to the Northern Territory is not complete without visiting the spectacular Nitmiluk Gorge. Open all year round, it features some of the most stunning gorge scenery in the Northern Territory, with raging waterfalls, a myriad of wildlife and breathtaking views of the Jawoyn country. Nitmiluk Gorge winds along 12km of sheer rock extending more than 70m high. Consisting of 13 separate gorges, Nitmiluk […]

Here’s a complete listing of the free photography webinars I mentioned last week. I’m running a bit behind here, so please check these out ASAP if you’re interested as the first one starts tomorrow… There are two each for beginner, semi-pro and professional photographers, but I’ll list them all in case there’s anything that interests you. Looking over the notes that came with these, there’s […]

Here’s something you might want to check out… It’s a quick and easy assessment tool to identify your photographic strengths and any areas you might want to work on. It helps you assess the current state of your photographic skills and your business skills… something we all should be doing a bit more often! It’s very easy to get so caught up in the day-to-day […]

The Uniqueness of Photography Photography is an art that gives a unique and un-conceived view of each and every thing. Each photographer, being a unique artist tries to capture each and every photo in a unique way. In photography, each angle and pose is important. Based on these major factors, photography can be classified in various types. One of them is the portrait photography. Main […]

Mission Beach is a natural midway point between Townsville and Cairns. It is an unspoilt tropical paradise of World Heritage rainforest fronting 14 kilometres of golden, sandy beach. The relaxed nature of Mission Beach makes it a great place for all sorts of travellers to visit. Whether you are a family seeking calm, safe waters for your kids to swim in or a backpacker on […]

Traveling through Zambia was one of the most incredible experiences of my life. They have not much but are always happy, cheerful and friendly. Visiting a Sunday afternoon soccer match or waiting at the Zambezi river ferry, Zambia is such a vast and amazing country and offers so much. This country and its people grip your heart. Zambezi Sunset. Sunset at the Zambezi river with […]

Summary Some of the earliest of all known art (pre-historic cave and rock art) features wildlife. However, it might be more properly regarded as art about food, rather than art about wildlife as such. Then for a lot of the rest of the history of art in the western world, art depicting wildlife was mostly absent, due to the fact that art during this period […]

If you’re finding the prospect of ‘getting organised’ to start selling your photography a bit daunting, this will help. A lot of people worry (mistakenly) that they have to organise, catalogue and caption every single photo they’ve ever shot… before they start selling their photography through a stock library. The thing is, when you submit to a library you are actually cataloguing and captioning your […]

Over the past 3 decades there has been a lot of people, hunters, outdoor enthusiast, birders and more are wanting to see wildlife in a more natural setting. As well as wildlife management organizations. With the advance in the technology of digital photography in the last 10 – 15 years that ‘want’ has become a reality with the advent of deer hunting trail cameras or […]