Analog Inspiration: 8 Beautiful Alternative Processes for Photographers
Given that most photos are captured digitally and shared online, it’s easy to forget the beauty of a print. The history of photographic printing is a fascinating…
Monthly Archives: March 2017
The Best Canon 5D yet? We think so.
Hi. George McKenzie here for PhotoShelter. This week I’ve got a review of the Canon EOS 5D Mark IV. And I’m going to admit it…
Before SD Cards, We Saved Photos on These
As sensor resolution has increased and 4k video becomes commonplace, the need for constant technological development to store digital data has persisted. Before SD became…
Photos of Hardworking Women: New Exhibit Honors Those in Transportation
Over the next decade, there will be 533,000 good middle-skill jobs available in manufacturing. Yet only 7 percent of workers in these jobs are women, according…
Who Shot It Better? Mount Rushmore: Giles Price or Lincoln Borglum
This column usually focuses on portrait photography, but the week’s cover of The New York Times Magazine got us thinking...places are people too! Or something like…
You Won’t Find the Trump White House on Flickr
In April 2009, the Obama Administration made the historic move of uploading 293 photos to a newly minted White House Flickr feed. Although White House…
New Member Shout-Outs: March 2017 Edition
We love browsing our newest members' sites and the way they've set everything up—how they're showing off their brand, highlighting their blogs and social media and of course their…
This Conservation Photographer Never Left His Backyard
Michael Forsberg has spent his career focused on his hometown of Nebraska. The area which is sometimes pejoratively referred to as "flyover" country is actually home…
Commercial Photography Tips: Shooting for Brands Like Patagonia
The Garhwal Himalayas of India. Chamonix, France. The Republic of Georgia. These are all just a few examples of places photographer Jason Thompson is lucky enough to travel for…