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cant see images? View this email in your browser SPACE NEWS Video: Lightspeed! Webb cruises through space to a galaxy far away A new video by the European Space Agency gives a detailed look at just how far the JWST can see. READ MORE Forward ARTS & CULTURE US Copyright Office sides with photographer in Warhol infringement case The case concerns a portrait of Prince, photographed by Lynn Goldsmith, which served as the reference work for Warhol's Prince Series. READ MORE CAMERA NEWS This camera lets you choose what to photograph—and ignores the rest The UCLA-developed privacy camera uses deep learning to erase information before rendering a digital image. READ MORE PHOTO OF THE DAY More, more, more! Our favorite reader-submitted photos of chaos Winners include a bevy of birds and a warehouse that got the Jackson Pollock treatment. READ MORE TECH NEWS Here's how the Instagram algorithm suggests posts As backlash against suggested posts boils over, Instagram tries to explain itself. READ MORE "I relish the ways in which like Blackness is boundless, so is the affectivity that images carry. While the subject who is present may not offer all of themself to the viewer, their gaze, or lack thereof, still touches at the edges of influence and attaches itself to the viewer in a unique way." -Photographer Rebecca Arthur, on how their perception of the Black identity evolved during a period of powerful personal growth. + read more FOLLOW US: Copyright © 2022 Recurrent Ventures Inc., All rights reserved. Privacy policy. Terms & conditions. Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.