October 2015 - Page 2 of 3 - PhotoShelter Blog

October 19, 2015

How To Combine WordPress And PhotoShelter To Build Your Photographer Website

This post was written by web consultant, photographer and PhotoShelter certified consultant David Brabyn. When it comes to powering your photography website with PhotoShelter you…

October 18, 2015

Sony RX1R II vs Leica Q: The $4,000 Question

On the off chance your great aunt just left you $5,000 and you have a burning desire to have a fixed focal length, full-frame sensor…

October 13, 2015

PhotoShelter Fan Favorite Tools Part III: Let’s Get Social

It’s that time again! Time to share “PhotoShelter Fan Faves” -- a roundup of the tools and features our members most love about PhotoShelter. It…

October 13, 2015

Why You’ll Never See a Photo Like This Again

Rich Clarkson’s photo of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, then Lew Alcindor, in the 1968 NCAA Men’s National Basketball Final Four semifinal game in Los Angeles is a…

October 13, 2015

Grab a drink with PhotoShelter & Agency Access on 10/23!

For the 3rd year in a row, we're teaming up with our friends at Agency Access to host a happy hour during PhotoPlus Expo! The…

October 12, 2015

William Albert Allard Critiques Your Photos

The legendary Rich Clarkson recently celebrated the 30th anniversary of his Photography at the Summit Nature Workshop in Jackson, WY. The program brings together a range…

October 7, 2015

Robert Mapplethorpe’s Man in a Polyester Suit Sells for $478,000

Agent provocateur Robert Mapplethorpe's work of gender and sexuality has generated controversy for decades. But in 1989, Senator Jesse Helms learned that the National Endowment…

October 7, 2015

Your Tax Dollars Paid for Three Troves of Photos

Your taxes fund the government, and the government funds projects to benefit the people. Leaving your potential cynicism aside, I present three remarkable historical records that…

October 5, 2015

Japan’s First Female Photojournalist is 101 and Still Working

Japan leads the world in life expectancy and has the highest percentage of centenarians per capita. Still, it’s a bit surprising to find that the…