Do You Need a Photo Degree to Be a Successful Photographer?
As the recipient of a great education (thanks in no small part to my parents), I'm always fascinated by discussions of how college influence what…
Monthly Archives: March 2013
From Lost to Found: On the Road with Alison Turner and her Dog Max
Each week we’ll feature one photographer from the PhotoShelter community, and share his or her story behind the shots that caught our eye. Photographer: Alison Turner…
Announcing the Jumpstart Your Photography Business Contest Winners
We're thrilled to announce the winners of our Jumpstart Your Photography Business Contest! We received over 2,000 entries from all over the world and all…
Friday Happy Hour: Photos of Frying Pans Create Planetary Illusion
We're featuring images of banged up frying pans that we guarantee are more interesting than the one in your kitchen; an insightful, in-depth interview with…
Would You Work For Free?
There's an interesting conversation going on over at The Atlantic about working for free. The talk is among journalists, but it's not much of a stretch…
New Webinar: Environmental Portrait Lighting Tips with Tony Gale
Our Webinar Environmental Portrait Lighting Tips with Tony Gale is Full! Registration is now closed. We’re just as bummed about it as you are. But…
PhotoPhilanthropy Winner Liz Hingley on What Poverty Also Looks Like
British documentary photographer Liz Hingley has one major goal: to shed light on the extreme poverty that takes place in our own backyards. We recently…
Celebrating Photography in Space
When NASA astronaut and photographer Dr. Don Pettit spoke at Luminance, he received a standing ovation. His images of space and Earth from the International…
Friday Happy Hour: Photos of the World’s Most Beautiful Abandoned Places
There are some fantastic images in this weeks' happy hour - striking, beautiful images of abandoned places worldwide, American Photo's top 10 wedding photographers of…