Have you ever wondered, what you would do, if you could stop the time and fly? Paulig Brazil — a Finnish coffee brand —→

Sunshine Coast Daily: Buddy and Gemma are perfect glamour models. They don’t complain, need a make-up check and aren’t vain. But sometimes the slobber→

How’s this for a very niche microbusiness: a photographer that only takes pictures of bottles. They only photograph bottles — nothing else. You send→

The Dickinson Press: North Dakota’s oil boom is allowing a Fargo woman to make a living doing what she loves. Renae Mitchell always had→

The Post-Journal: Making an additional prop for photos has turned into a second business for a Jamestown photographer. Michelle Clark started her business, SmileMAC→

Aerial photography sounds like a wonderful way to spend the day. I’m envious of the pilot in this story: Sitting in the corner of→

Photo Booths are quickly becoming the “must have” feature of any successful wedding, party or other event, providing not only great fun for guests→

When you think of photo booths, you think of young lovers kissing under the harsh flash, or passport photos, or kids making silly faces,→

When he was 21 years old, Jim Brent opened up his first picture framing shop. It has been 20 years since that first shop→

WSJ: For summer vacation, the flight is booked, the hotel is reserved, the bags are packed, but what about the professional photographer to take→

According to The Tampa Tribune, that hefty leather-bound, gold-edged wedding photo album is getting some new competition, the iPad. In addition to offering a→

Let’s face it, school portraits are boring. Flat and dull. The WSJ has taken a a look at the industry and discovered some new→

AirPano is a noncommercial project focused on high resolution 3D aerial panoramas. The AirPano team is made up of Russian photographers who shoot aerial→

Jonas Pfeil: We present a throwable panoramic camera that solves these problems. The camera is thrown into the air and captures an image at→

CNET News: If I were a popular Hollywood celebrity, chances are the paparazzi would be staking out my house and jotting down notes on→

An Australian man caused quite a stir in Bathurst, New South Wales last week while testing the equipment for his new aerial photography business.→

So you’ve got a camera phone, why not make some money out of it? Red Ferret is reporting that Fizwoz is a new online→

On this day in 2009 the Eastman Kodak Company announced that it would discontinue sales of the Kodachrome Color Film, concluding its 74-year run→

Cnet: Paul Anderson, an inventor based in Oregon, has created an iPhone accessory called the Daylight Viewfinder, which blocks out stray sunlight and improves→

The Commercial Appeal: Entrepreneur magazine recently named Lil’ Angels among its Top 500 Franchises in the country. It was the sixth time in a→