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Nestled within the Seto Inland Sea in Japan sits the island of Naoshima, population 3583. The island would be otherwise unknown to outsiders except that…
Monthly Archives: April 2017
The Social Photo Editor of The New York Times Breaks Down Her Job
Feature Image Credit: Andreas Meichsner for The New York Times At a large publication like The New York Times, there are a number of photo…
China Says No Xie Xie to Dolce & Gabanna’s Photos
In 2012, Dolce & Gabbana launched their "Italian Family" campaign with actress/model Monica Bellucci and photographer Giampaolo Sgura. The campaign echoed Tommy Hilfiger's 2010 campaign "The…
Photo Festivals Make Trade Shows Feel Dated
There was a time when going to a photo trade show seems like the coolest thing going on in the industry. Thousands of photographers would…
Who Shot It Better? Earth: GOES-16 or Himawari 9
In honor of Earth Day, we present another edition of Who Shot It Better featuring the Big Blue Marble and a pair of geostationary weather…
ISO 12,800. Huh! What Is It Good For?
Absolutely nothing? Ten years ago, a Nikon D3 saved me while shooting a gig in a dimly lit club. It's expansive ISO range of 200-6400 allowed me…
Which Sony A9 Feature Will Make Pros Switch?
Sony's recently announced full-frame flagship A9 is a game changer for mirrorless systems. Designed to compete directly against the Canon EOS 1D X Mark II…
Spring Roundup: Your Questions Answered
In case you missed any of our Question of the Week videos lately, here’s your spring roundup. We talked to photo reps, photographers, social media…
New Member Shout-Outs: April 2017 Edition
One of our favorite parts about this New Member Shout-Outs series is learning about how and why people entered the photography career. For some, photography…