Jarob Ortiz: The National Parks Service’s Next “Ansel Adams”
In December 2015, the Internet was abuzz with a National Parks Service (NPS) job listing that NPR called the “Search For Next Ansel Adams.” The…
Monthly Archives: January 2017
New Member Shout-Outs: January 2017 Edition
We loved our new members shout-outs series last year, so of course we're back to continue it this year – new year, new members, new…
Photographing the President
The importance of presidential photography cannot be overstated in today’s visual world. Although the bulk of photography since the inception of regular presidential photography in…
Can High-Fashion Ads Be More Diverse? This Campaign Says Yes
Despite much progress, many high-fashion brands still lack diversity in their advertising today. To call attention to this, photographer and designer Raffael Dickreuter partnered with…
Inspiring Videos for Photographers in a Rut
New year, new president. Need some inspiration? Take a gander at these videos, then get out there and start making photos! Jarob Ortiz Milwaukee-native Jarob…
Fake Photos in Fake News
The New York Times reported an incredible story of how a 23-year old recent college graduate created a fake news story about fraudulent Clinton votes…
How This Photographer is Shedding Light on the Refugee Crisis
There’s a staggering fact on photographer Malin Fezehai’s website. “The number of people forced to flee their homes across the world has exceeded 50 million…
Sell Prints in Minutes. We’ll Tell You How.
Selling prints can be a great source of revenue for for photographers. It can also be a ton of work and maintenance, and nobody wants…
Do We Need Photo Contests?
As photo contest season descends upon us, the perennial question re-emerges: Do we need photo contests? In the consumer photo world, contests function largely as…