This long exposure photograph of Buttermilk Falls waterfall was taken by John Brustrom, co-president of the Audubon Nature Photography Club, in Tompkins County, Buttermilk Falls State Park in New York. The Club then meets on Thursday evening, May 12. The May Meeting of the Jamestown Audubon Photography Club will be held […]
Pages of Saudi History: A Rare Collection of Documents Recall the Story of Riyadh’s Nasiriyah Gate LONDON: A towering gate that seems to lead nowhere, situated somewhat incongruously on a triangular island created by the intersection of three main roads west of Riyadh, is now an architectural mystery even to many city residents. Yet the […]
Theme: Color Photography The Black Box Gallery is delighted to announce a juried group photo exhibition of color photography. Contemporary color photography offers a wide range of dynamic colors used for landscape, portraiture, architecture, fashion, street, abstract, documentary, still life, storytelling, conceptual projects, photography of nature and at night. How do photographers use color to […]
In 2009, Barbara Mullins presented the Australian Photographic Society (APS) with a bequest in memory of her husband, the late Doug Mullins, president of the Society from 1964 to 1966. Seeking to secure the long-term future of its new Australian Conceptual Photography Award introduced in 2019, the Society approached the Mullins family with a proposal […]
In honor of National Photography Month, we interviewed Alex Goetz and Justin Grubb, wildlife filmmakers and photographers, and the founders of Running Wild Media, a film production company specializing in wildlife and conservation stories. Running Wild Media has partnered with Defenders to visually support our mission to protect America’s wildlife and wild places. Picture Run […]
Participate in the annual collective exhibition and win a solo exhibition Open to all photographers International open call to all photographers, over 18, all genders and nationalities. No restrictions on social, ethnic or educational background. So whether you’re a seasoned fine art photographer with existing experience, an up-and-coming talent just beginning your journey, or simply […]
The legendary Ron Galelladied peacefully Saturday at his home in Montville, NJ He was 91 years old.Newsweek called him the “Paparazzo Extraordinary”, Time magazine and Vanity Fair dubbed him “the godfather of American paparazzi culture”. Harper’s Bazaar called him “arguably the most controversial paparazzo of all time.”He pursued Jackie Kennedy Onassis relentlessly, until a judge […]
SHARON – The Sharon Historical Society & Museum’s upcoming exhibition in the SHS Gallery, Drone!, features a selection of aerial photographs of Sharon and its surroundings by Brian Wilcox and Graham Klemm, to be held at the Sharon Historical Society & Museum’s Gallery SHS May 7-June 24. The public is invited to attend the opening […]
Cancer took away my mother. I was on a downward spiral until a chance encounter with nature put me on the path to recovery. I started photography as a way to extend the serenity I felt in nature. Over time, I healed, rediscovered myself, and recalibrated the pace and direction of my life. I now […]
KINGSTON, NY – The Woodstock Center for Photography opens Saturday at its new location at 474 Broadway in the city with a performance by Kingston-based photographer, director and artist Doug Menuez. The exhibit, titled “Wild Place: People of Kingston,” opens from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at nearby photographer Aaron Rezny’s gallery in the former […]
I’ve been doing this for a while and I’ve interviewed quite a few people and I actually think you have the distinction of being the first cinematographer I’ve ever interviewed, oddly enough. Excellent. Let’s do this. Because sometimes I just use it for my own edification, how about the work of a DP? What are […]
How can photographers help create change in environmental and conservation? With another World Earth Day on April 22, 2022, now is the perfect time to think about small ways to become a more eco-friendly photographer. Check out our tips below, along with the best green web hosts for a sustainable photo business and eco-friendly printing […]
In her short time as a professional photographer, Chrisean Rose has already worked with major publications such as Essence, Vogue and Rolling Stone. He’s already done major covers featuring popular entertainment and sports personalities such as Jennifer Lopez, Michael B. Jordan, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, and Simone Biles. Before becoming a photographer, Rose worked as […]
The truth is that no matter how much you love photography, like anything else is life, there are likely to be times when you get fed up with it, whether it’s because of creative frustration, frustrating clients or something else. . So what do you do when this happens? This great video explains how to […]
Excerpt from a press release: Crave today announced, in association with Rezolution Pictures, APTN and OP Little Bird, that production is underway on the Crave Original drama series, LITTLE BIRD. Created by showrunner Jennifer Podemski (UNSETTLED) and editor Hannah Moscovitch (X COMPANY), the six-part, one-hour limited series follows an Indigenous woman on a journey to […]
Back then, photos were produced in a darkroom, where a film negative was enlarged to expose a sheet of paper. The paper would appear pristine, until lightly rubbed in a bath of developer liquid. Gradually, an image emerged. This way of dealing could be the perfect metaphor to describe the life of Japanese-Canadian photographer George […]
What are the most important features you look for when buying a flash? Many photographers consider a unit’s power to be most important, but there are a few other specs that are just as important, including flash duration. In this article, I’ll break down exactly what flash duration is and how it works. The basics […]
Photo submitted… Julian Jacoby Ford, 31, of Austintown, was inspired to be a photographer after watching the 2002 film ‘Spider-Man’ starring Tobey Maguire. But rather than trying to emulate the superhero, Ford drew more inspiration from Peter Parker and his penchant for photography. AUSTINTOWN — Everyone, at some point in their […]
CalMatters is looking for a motivated student or early-career photojournalist with a unique eye and strong storytelling skills who wants to shoot photos for CalMatters. You’ll cover photography assignments, share editing responsibilities, receive regular reviews from photo editors, and collaborate with reporters and editors across the newsroom. This is a great opportunity for photojournalists interested […]
Already ErringtonOxford [email protected] In a time when it’s sometimes a good idea to have multiple side hustles, a Brandon native uses his talents to earn money and build his resume. As a full-time student, juggling a small business on top of school can be difficult, but Dillon Thomas makes it work. His photography business, Dill’s […]
Every month, in our new franchise behind the lens, we’ll get to know the women behind the beautiful images that fill the pages of the magazine and illustrate our online storytelling at Harper’s Bazaar. From celebrity covers to fairytale fashion editorials, every image is lovingly captured by one of our talented visionary photographers, without whom […]
Art students at Southern Local High School are learning the intricacies of digital photography with a new College Credit Plus course offered to students in grades 9-12. Art educator Laurie Ronshak teaches the program and students learn all aspects of creativity behind a lens. Left to right, Gabryelle Dietch, Rachel Lynch, Colton […]
HI, Laisa Mara. Thank you very much for taking the time to talk to us today. For those unfamiliar with your work, could you tell us a bit more about yourself and how you got started? Photography has always been part of my life since my childhood. My family loves getting together and capturing every […]
Rolling Stone Book of Comedy: Photographs by Bonnie Schiffman / Cover featuring Robin Williams Muhammad Ali, 1982 by Bonnie Schiffman Joni Mitchell, 1981 by Bonnie Schiffman Bonnie Schiffman’s iconic photography, featuring never-before-seen Polaroids, letters, negatives, scans, final prints and proofs of famous people. Going through his archives is like going through family photo albums – […]
anchor 1st place: Dorf by Domagoj Burilović. © Domagoj Burilović. Image courtesy of Sony World Photography Awards The Sony World Photography Awards have named the winner and two finalists in the Architecture & Design section for the 2022 edition of its prestigious annual awards. A documentary series about abandoned villages in Croatia’s […]
The photograph of American civil rights activist and scholar Doris Derby, who died of cancer aged 82, began by documenting the struggles of black people in the segregated South. However, rather than recording the dramatic events and protests of the nine years following her arrival in Mississippi from New York in 1963, Doris chose to […]
Equipment isn’t always about megapixels, dynamic range, or pixel readout. This piece of gear didn’t change the quality of my photos, but it might be my favorite purchase. The obsession with gear or the next best thing is somewhat exhausting in the photographic space. I totally understand how sometimes getting something new can reinvigorate your […]
The initiative aims to help them start afresh and reintegrate into society Published: Sun 10 Apr 2022, 06:09 PM Dubai Police organized a photography workshop for detainees in cooperation with the Hamdan Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum International Photography Awards (HIPA) to help them make a fresh start and reintegrate into society and the […]
What is my photography niche? How do I find my photographic niche? I’m having trouble finding my niche. There are some of the questions and comments that arise for photographers. Once the initial infatuation wears off, many feel it’s time to lean in and find a genre that best amplifies their photographic voice. When people […]
Click to enlarge Photo: Courtesy of Anita Buzzy Prentiss Chandler Bingham in Waiting in the Wings – Pittsburgh Dancers Live Through the Pandemic Pointing out that artists and performers have been particularly hard hit during the pandemic seems redundant at this point, but reiterating it does little to help those recovering […]
About 3.3 million photos are taken every minute worldwide. For The Sydney Morning HeraldFor photographers, each of those minutes – 1440 in a day – is an opportunity to capture images that define a moment in time. And at the NSW State Library from April 9 you can see the Herald photos that made an […]
To purchase prints of these or other Press Herald photos, visit our Photo Store. Photo by Brianna Soukup Calypso, 5, returns to her mother Nicole Jardis after looking at the menu at Red’s Dairy Freeze in South Portland on March 14, the opening day of the 2022 season. Jardis said her daughter asked almost daily […]
Nan Melville, a photographer known for her sleek, free-flowing images of prominent dancers and dance companies, died March 18 in Manhattan. She was 72 years old. Her sister, Gill Kenyon, announced the death. The cause was not specified. Ms. Melville’s dance photographs, which have appeared in numerous publications including The New York Times, as well […]
In 2009, Barbara Mullins presented the Australian Photographic Society (APS) with a bequest in memory of her husband, the late Doug Mullins, president of the Society from 1964 to 1966. Seeking to secure the long-term future of its new Australian Conceptual Photography Award introduced in 2019, the Society approached the Mullins family with a proposal […]
“No more no-knock warrants in Mpls.” (Front page, April 6.) Looks like we’ve heard that before. Tony Aspholm, Minneapolis ••• In my experience listening to people from across the state representing many demographic and community groups, everyone wants to feel safe in their community. The approaches proposed to this concern are too often expressed in […]
What would you do for this check? I’m photographer Dave Koch, and here’s the story of how my real estate photography business was recently targeted by a fake check scammer. I was recently hired to photograph six properties of varying sizes. It was my standard rate for MLS shoots, so while it’s a big job, […]
Elle Walton Store, an 8-year-old photography sensation, has turned a hobby into a full-fledged professional business. From NBA games to weddings, the girl on camera is a star. Walton’s appearance in the March 26 game against the Milwaukee Bucks was his first game against the Grizzlys. According to the Memphis Commercial Appeal, she stood on […]
The world of photography is currently experiencing what I think is a cutting edge cinematic renaissance. This year we had a bunch of new movies announced. But more than that, the film has made a comeback in major marketing initiatives. Companies hire photographers to film certain things. And today, film and digital photography can really […]
COLORADO- The ambiance of a brewery can never be underestimated in creating an environment conducive to craft beer. In the case of Wynkoop Brewing Company, curated exhibits would be set up on the second floor to provide variety, lit mostly by billiard lights and the euphoria of inebriation. The final exhibit commissioned […]
“Safe Respite”, Lisa McBride, digital photograph, 11.5 x 17.5 inches. (Courtesy of the New Mexico Art League) In an age where multiple screens dazzle a cascade of pixels, there’s something soothing about black and white. The New Mexico Art League’s gallery and online exhibition “Black and White” revels in a quiet, sometimes haunting, sometimes witty […]
I never intended to be a professional photographer, I didn’t even intend to be a part-time photographer. Nonetheless, I’m approaching 10 years of making money from my camera, and I’ve taken the time to write down some key lessons and takeaways. From the first moment I realized I loved photography, I told myself and others […]
The exhibition presents established artists Kelly Ring reports. TAMPA, Florida. – A construction worker-turned-photographer is one of many seniors to be featured in a special exhibit at the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts. John Straub worked in the construction industry for 45 years, but he never forgot his first love photography. “Since I can remember, […]
If you stare at a photograph long enough, your mind begins to piece together a story that describes your perception of an image. Photography not only offers the viewer stimulation of the eye and the mind, but also serves as a useful tool for communication. This opens a window of interpretation and evaluation that is […]
Equality is Here Photography Exhibition at Metro Istanbul Metro Istanbul, one of the branches of the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM), brings Istanbulites together with the ‘Equality is Here’ photography exhibition, which features 62 employees through the lens of general manager Özgür Soy . Operating in rail systems, which is a male-dominated sector worldwide, Turkey’s largest […]
University of Mississippi alumnus Ariel Cobbert during a photoshoot. picture sent, Morgan WestemeierOxford Stories [email protected] It is often said that a picture is worth a thousand words. Ariel Cobbert, a graduate of the University of Mississippi School of Journalism and New Media, took that simple phrase and created an interesting career. “I was more interested […]
Not all photographers can claim to use their skills for as much good as Tamara Lackey. In 2014, she and her husband launched Beautiful Together – a charity which aims to improve the lives of children in foster care, orphanages and group housing. Six years later, they expanded their charity work and opened the Beautiful […]
TAMPA — On a Tuesday morning in March, light streams through the large windows of the Coastal Film Lab. Two neon signs hang from the high white walls: a pink flamingo, a nod to the owner’s upbringing in Florida, and a lucky cat behind the crate, a symbol of good fortune. The lo-fi music passes […]
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Connect. Network. Collaborate. Grow! It is our mission to help support women in the video production and photography industry in Utah. As three women working in production and photography, we bonded over similar challenges we’ve faced in our careers – from lower pay, to harassment, to people doubting our credibility simply. because of our sex. […]
During a virtual press conference featuring some of the stars and creators of wonderit’s moon knight today, director Mohamed Diab says the creative team set Marvel’s record for “fewest photography” while producing the upcoming Disney+ series. The cast of stars and creators, which included Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead in addition to Diab, talked about […]
The creative minds of Hartshorn Portraiture, located at 720 Monroe Street in Hoboken, have extended beyond family and newborn sessions, with Beauty by Hartshorn. These one-on-one photography sessions give women the chance to be pampered and empowered while enjoying the spotlight. Keep reading to learn more about this female-centric experience and the exclusive offer for […]
If you ask Brett Phelps about photography, one thing quickly becomes clear: he has the passion. “I love it,” Phelps said. “I eat, sleep, breathe.” He studies the light on the back wall while reminiscing about the opportunities photography has given him. Which, for the freshman at Western Kentucky University, is a lot. “I started […]
Williamsport, PA – Factory Works Photo Lab is excited to announce its weekend of workshops on April 9 and 10, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days. The lab will host two alternative process workshops in Studio 9-206 at The Pajama Factory. Both weekend classes will be led by experienced Philadelphia photographers. Each course […]
Broadway in New York. Photographic illustration. Aleksandra Arwood Oxford Stories [email protected] In the crazy and extraordinary world of journalism, budding creatives often find themselves wandering down career paths they never imagined. Photographer Jenny Anderson learned early on that it was sink or swim in New York City when she jumped a shipping company ship to […]
Series of FREE event photography and Lightroom workshops for young people aged 14-24 in the local government area of Fairfield. Learn professional photography skills and join the Bring It On! Event photography team! The workshops will offer local youth (ages 14-24) the opportunity to learn practical event photography skills, navigate the industry and practical knowledge […]
A local photography company is making a name for itself for its unique style of shooting and editing. Digital Binge has been in The Basin for two years. It belongs to the couple Sarah and Ryan LoVecchio. “We have our own little style, or our little niche,” Sarah explains. “I always call her pretty and […]
Staff report The Appalachian Photography Center will open a new exhibit on Saturday to kick off its 2022 season with “Large Format Photographs and Cameras: 1880 – 2020.” This exhibition will feature an impressive and extensive collection of large format cameras and photographic equipment, as well as photographs taken from cameras similar to these that […]
When I decided to try shooting surfing on film, the experience of buying the camera was almost more absurd than the act of putting the film in the water itself. Browsing the internet, I came across a single listing, quietly titled “Underwater Camera, Works Untested”. The list was full of photos of a Nikonos V, […]
The pandemic has taken its toll on all of us, and photographers are no exception. Lack of work and financial insecurity have impacted the quality of life and mental health of many creatives. But what can be just as damaging is being overwhelmed by the amount of work you have to do, as well as […]
Potter County – Cherry Springs State Park is considered one of the best places for stargazing on the East Coast, and for residents of north-central Pennsylvania, you won’t have to travel far to experience it for yourself. Registration is now open for two Cherry Springs State Park programs: a “Know Before You Go” virtual guide […]
Staff reports March 11, 2022Updated: March 11, 2022 4:23 p.m. Taylor Giroux, a senior student at Shepaug Valley High School, has chosen candid photography as her main project which will be exhibited at the Gunn Memorial Library Stairwell Gallery from March 19 to April 23. Taylor Giroux / Photo Added WASHINGTON — “Candid Photography” with […]
CollexArt is accepting fine art photography for its 2022 Intimate Landscape call for applications. All capture types and processes are welcome, including analog, digital, color, black and white, and alternative processes. The inspiration for this call is based, in part, on Eliot Porter’s book Intimate Landscapes which was published in 1979. His work eschews the […]
Photo credit: Leica Leica. If you know anything about photography (or frankly, you don’t know much at all), you know it’s the best. Just like an Apple product, a Brioni suit or a Porsche 911, it’s an object that has, in many ways, redefined its entire category. The first Leica, developed in 1924, is widely […]
With so many lignite mines inaccessible and across flat landscapes, Dan thought it best to shoot part of the series on a drone. “It seemed logical… to capture the huge, inhuman scale of some of the lignite mines,” he explains. “It led to some pretty stressful moments, like launching the drone while hiding in the […]
A week into the war, many are beginning to ask questions about the long-term impacts of the war. As a Ukrainian-born writer with family and friends in Ukraine, I follow news surrounding the war very closely. A war on such a large scale will have a profound impact on most industries, including photography. Here is […]
California photographer Alejandro Sanchez documented the black roller skating community in Southern California. (Courtesy of Alejandaro Sanchez) It’s been a dozen years since Alejandro Sanchez was introduced to the black roller skating community in California by one of his students. This first trip changed his trajectory as a photographer. “I went with my student to […]
As a photographer, few things are more enjoyable than buying new equipment. However, camera gear gets expensive, and you might not be able to spend that much if you’re buying at the recommended retail price. Fortunately, photography is now more accessible than ever. You can take pro-level photos with the phone in your pocket, and […]
Larry Herman, who died aged 79, was a news photographer who turned his back on Fleet Street to take a longer view of the human condition at the community level. The communities he chose to photograph were mostly working-class and mostly poor, but Larry never showed them as oppressed. It was their agency, their dignity […]
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E&P Exclusives When longtime Roanoke Times reporter Luanne Rife left the paper in early 2021, a nonprofit interested in supporting quality journalism approached her to ask her opinion on the viability of a medium. online only. This led to a grant of $100,000. The grant and a matching amount provided seed capital to develop The […]
René Miville has reinvented himself many times over a career that has taken him from sought-after fashion photographer and nationally acclaimed multimedia artist to real estate investor and entrepreneur. For 11 years, Miville (pronounced mah-ville) has guided entrepreneurial artists to the Franklin Shops, where more than 90 people sell their work. His investment in the […]
Artist Zora J Murff began forming her creative practice as a social worker serving incarcerated youth. While enrolled at the University of Iowa to study photography, he worked with juvenile probationers as a tracker for a Detention and Diversion Services office in Cedar Rapid, guiding them through a therapy and community service aimed at providing […]
Apply today!Responsible for public engagement.Full-time paid position based in New York. Photoville is looking for a dynamic and motivated individual with proven experience and strengths in education, public programming and community outreach. Here is an opportunity for a Creative Professional to work with our team to continue to advance our existing partnerships and programs while […]
Those who practice photojournalism in general, and wildlife photography in particular, know that there is a strong gender imbalance in their industry: there are simply not enough women taking pictures. Fortunately, the California Academy of Sciences’ annual BigPicture Natural World photography contest, launched in 2014, has become a hub for those trying to address this […]
PhotoTek resumes operations at 4430 Nelson Road. (Rita LeBleu / American Press) PhotoTek is back in business with a new look. Expect the same old-fashioned personalized service when you walk through the doors, as this service is powered by the same mission: to help customers preserve memories for future generations. Paula Stebbins, co-owner of the […]
Every era has its artistic trends, and 2020s photography is no exception. Some trends may be here to stay, others are just fads that will die out – and some of them might annoy you. In this video, Adam Karnacz of First Man Photography lists five current photography trends that he thinks need to go. […]
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EAST LANSING, Mich. (WILX) — In 2020, weddings have become smaller matters. Many have gone from huge reception halls to backyards, from hundreds of guests to a handful, and from hiring wedding photographers to trusting mom’s trusty iPhone. For many in the industry, 2020 was their last year of operation. Yet Allie Siarto, an East […]
By Prince Charles Dickson PhD The Indians have a proverb which literally means “Your future does not depend on the lines of your hands because people who have no hands also have a future”. Often people ask me why I write all the time about certain topics and issues, like bashing governments at all levels […]
Photo by Cheryl Gayser This snowy scene photographed by Cheryl Gayser of Milford, Pennsylvania was once a finalist in the Audubon Community Nature Center Photography Contest. The Audubon Community Nature Center (ACNC) is awarding a total of $1,200 in prizes to the winners of its 2022 nature photography contest. Submissions are […]
After nearly 4 decades of burial, the black and white photographs taken by the founding members of the 1974 cooperative, En Foco, are currently on display at El Museo del Barrio until February 27, reflecting the life of the community. Puerto Rican. in New York City, from classrooms to barbershops to street corners. The exhibition […]
Get a bird’s eye view of Lakeland’s catapult of the year Ken Suarez reports LAKELAND, Florida. – A young entrepreneur from Lakeland flies high and gives us a glimpse of his point of view. Rut Patel is the founder of Voyager Aerial Engineering, a drone company, based out of Catapult, a business incubator in Lakeland. […]