How might photography evolve in the coming years and decades? The folks over at COOPH took a look at current trends and research projects to come up with 10 productions about the future of photography.
They’re discussed in the 4. 5-minute video above. Here’s a quick summary of what COOPH believes the future holds for photographers: […]. petapixel.com
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