Adobe Wants to Help Authenticate Your Photos. What Should Photographers Think?
At Adobe MAX 2019, Chief Product Officer Scott Belsky announced the Content Authenticity Initiative – a nascent and ambiguously defined way for attribution to travel…
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Why Food Photographer Joanie Simon Made the Switch to PhotoShelter
Earlier this week we shared our thoughts about having a photography website in 2019 and why it’s essential to build your brand outside of the…
Do I Still Need a Photography Website in 2019?
Before the rise of social media and the ubiquity of apps like Instagram, photographers established and flexed their brands through their personal website and blog.…
#PhotoShelterAMA July 17th, 2019 with Joe McNally
This Wednesday, July 17th from 12 - 1:30 PM ET we’ll be doing an AMA (Ask Me Anything) on Twitter with award-winning photographer and PhotoShelter…
A-Ha Moments and Stories of Big Breaks: Women Photographers Share Their Stories
Each quarter, Women Photograph posts statistics about the gender makeup of the A1 lead photo bylines of eight newspapers on Twitter. The data doesn’t lie:…
5 Photographers Share What They Wish They Knew Earlier: Branding and Marketing Edition
In the spirit of our upcoming guide on branding and marketing, we asked a handful of our amazing members to share the stories of their…
The NPPA Confronts Issues of Diversity and Inclusion within Photojournalism
Diversity, inclusion and representation have become increasingly salient topics as many organizations – from government to restaurants – grapple with a generational shift that is…
New Guide! The 2019 Photographer’s Guide to Instagram Hashtags
"Hashtags are WAY SUPER BIG TIME essential for our photo research. Instagram is our dream bucket filled with personal projects and crazy tech science-y laser…
How “Women Photograph” Created a Different Year in Photos
The end of the year brings a deluge of “Best Photos” and “Year in Pictures” compilations from major media outlets and wire services. The predictable…