The Boston Globe’s Big Picture is featuring Jason Hawkes photographs in it’s most recent edition. For the unfamiliar, Hawkes’ photography is typically taken from an aerial perspective, and the imagery can be striking, beautiful, and often…playfully abstract.

You can find those images right here.

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The White House has now got a large set of creative commons liscensed photos available on their Flickr account, featuring the behind the scenes work of official White House photographer, Pete Souza– who just so happens to be using Canon.

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Phase One has announced the immediate availability of 40 megpixel P 40+ today. The P 40+ becomes Phase One’s second Sensor+ digital camera back, joining the P 65+. Thanks to the Sensor + technology, the P 40+ can allow users to bump down to 10 ..read more

Further speculation on the new Penax digital SLR has ensued here. They’re saying the camera will be named the “K-7″, not the K7D, and they may possible have some specifications, which do include video, don’t include full frame, and might not be real ..read more

The 10.1 megapixel, 12x zoom Panasonic Lumix DMC- ZS3 is doing a tremendous job a winning over various reviewers thus far, looking like one of Panasonic’s most well received compacts yet. Occupying that very utilitarian niche of “compact zoom”, the ZS3 offers a little bit ..read more

The 12.3 megapixel newcomer to the Nikon family, the D5000 has gotten its first real bit of comprehensive analysis (also known as a “review”) at Australian based PhotoReview. Unsurprisingly in terms of performance and image quality, it performs quite like the Nikon D90, ..read more

Canon has released a service notice for their Powershot G10:

To Owners of the PowerShot G10 digital camera

Thank you for using Canon products.

We have discovered that in rare instances, lines may appear in images captured by some units of the PowerShot G10 digital camera. Accordingly, we ..read more

Sigma has released updates to it’s Photo Pro software, adding support for the new Sigma DP2.

Photo Pro 3.5.1 for Windows and Photo Pro 3.3 for Mac are both available here at Sigma’s website.