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Celebrating 8 Photographers We Admire for Black History Month
I recently finished the final episode of Netflix’s “Strong Black Lens,” a 6-part digital series released last year that gracefully outlines the importance of Black photographers telling their own stories, controlling their narratives, and creating legacies. Through a series of…
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Traveling with Intention: Visual Storytelling Around the World with Lola Akinmade
Traveling the world opens us up to unique experiences, new cultures and important lessons that can often change our outlook on humanity. Add a camera to the equation and it’s incredible to see just how far these stories soar. For…
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WATCH: Expanding Your Approach to Visual Storytelling
In this recording, hear how Michael Soluri's unique approach to documentary photography and environmental portraiture has impacted public narratives around NASA and its aerospace contractors. Plus, learn why keeping your gear lean and working simply affords you more storytelling opportunities. Watch to…
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Presenting Your Best and Archiving the Rest: Listed vs. Unlisted Photos
As a photographer, it’s important to keep your work accessible and easily shareable with clients. It’s also vital you keep track of unfinished projects, unedited photos and extra files. One benefit of storing and managing your work with PhotoShelter is…
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Webinar: Lessons From 20 Years Behind the Scenes with NASA
We’re sitting down with New York-based documentary and portrait photographer Michael Soluri to discuss his unique approach to visual storytelling. After two decades of unprecedented access to NASA and its staff, he’s sharing insights about how to use curiosity and nuance to make powerful and unexpected images.
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February 22, 2023

Celebrating 8 Photographers We Admire for Black History Month

I recently finished the final episode of Netflix’s “Strong Black Lens,” a 6-part digital series released last year that gracefully outlines the importance of Black…

February 14, 2023

Traveling with Intention: Visual Storytelling Around the World with Lola Akinmade

Traveling the world opens us up to unique experiences, new cultures and important lessons that can often change our outlook on humanity. Add a camera…

February 13, 2023

WATCH: Expanding Your Approach to Visual Storytelling

In this recording, hear how Michael Soluri's unique approach to documentary photography and environmental portraiture has impacted public narratives around NASA and its aerospace contractors. Plus, learn…

January 25, 2023

Presenting Your Best and Archiving the Rest: Listed vs. Unlisted Photos

As a photographer, it’s important to keep your work accessible and easily shareable with clients. It’s also vital you keep track of unfinished projects, unedited…

January 16, 2023

Webinar: Lessons From 20 Years Behind the Scenes with NASA

We’re sitting down with New York-based documentary and portrait photographer Michael Soluri to discuss his unique approach to visual storytelling. After two decades of unprecedented access to NASA and its staff, he’s sharing insights about how to use curiosity and nuance to make powerful and unexpected images.