How Many Photos Can You Recognize By Their Nickname
Go ahead, read the nickname then try to picture the image in your head. Migrant Mother The Catch The Kissing Sailor The Falling Man La…
Monthly Archives: August 2016
New Member Shout-Outs: August 2016 Edition
Each month at PhotoShelter we love taking time to check out our new members' work. These are just a few that caught our eye, and…
3 Scholarship Opportunities for Emerging Photographers
There are so many great workshops out there. They can be so valuable - even life changing. That’s why we’re excited to grant three lucky…
Introducing the PhotoShelter Mobile App for Android + iOS Updates
You’re always bouncing from one thing to the next - on the road, at a shoot, scouting a location, or even stuck in traffic. A…
Is YouTube’s Louis Cole Any Different from David Guttenfelder?
YouTube star Louis Cole raised eyebrows with a recent trip to North Korea and a series of corresponding vlogs that glamorize a country with human…
This Camera Ensures a Photo Finish at the Olympics
Since 1932, vaunted Swiss watchmaker Omega has served as Official Timekeeper at the Olympic Games 26 times. This year at the Rio Olympics, Omega is…
What is the Best Michael Phelps & Chad le Clos Photo? (Hint: There is No Decisive Moment)
It may seem counterintuitive, but even a sports action photo can tell a story in a 1/1000th of a second, and the Rio Olympics men’s…
The Olympics Prove the Value of a Photo Editor
Even for the most seasoned photographers, understanding the value of a photo editor can be fleeting. Photojournalists regularly work with photo editors, but the average photographer relies…
Gina Levay Traveled the World to Photograph First-Time Olympians
ESPN W recently hired editorial and commercial photographer Gina LeVay (@ginalevay) to capture environmental portraits of first-time Olympians. The assignment took Levay to six countries around the…