How to Shoot a 10-year Photo Project: Jinhee Bae at Photoville
Korean-born Jinhee Bae dropped by for a visit at Photoville 2019 to discuss shooting long-term photo projects, why she continues to use large format, the…
Monthly Archives: September 2019
How and Why We Are Renewing Our Commitment to PhotoShelter
Transparency builds trust, and for any forward-thinking business, it's a necessary component for long-term success. To this end, I believe it's important for leaders to…
What’s Your Best Motivational Advice For Emerging Photographers? Photoville 2019 Weighs In.
Earlier this year we launched our latest guide, The Photographer’s Guide to Branding and Marketing in a Distracted World. In it, we outlined tons of…
Scars of Racism: Telling the Story via Drone
Travis Fox, the Director of Visual Journalism at CUNY's Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism, was inspired by Ta-Nehisi Coates' piece "The Case for Reparations"…
This Year at Photoville: A Celebration of PhotoShelter Member Photography & Expertise
We’re gearing up for the second weekend of Photoville and couldn’t be more excited to wrap up one of our favorite photo events of the…
Video Tour: 111 Broadway, PhotoShelter’s New Home
Today, we’re celebrating a big step forward - and we couldn’t have done it without you. Watch the video to get a tour of our…
20 Years of PDN’s 30 with Holly Hughes and Jessica Pettway
Vision Slightly Blurred is recording live from Photoville 2019 at Brooklyn Bridge Park! For 20 years, PDN's 30 has been setting the bar for emerging…
Come Meet Us at Photoville 2019!
The act of taking a photo requires us to leave the confines of our desk, and venture out – often for hours on end –…
We Can’t Stop Looking at the Papa, Paparazzi!
Grocery store checkout lines are lined with magazines using photos by the paparazzi to grab our attention and hopefully add one more item to our…