Seeing Stonehenge: On Assignment for Discover Britain Magazine with Jeremy Flint
Uncovering the unknown and revisiting history are two great reasons why photography is so special. When it comes to significant landmarks around the world, we…
Education & Photo Technique
WATCH: Expanding Your Approach to Visual Storytelling
In this recording, hear how Michael Soluri's unique approach to documentary photography and environmental portraiture has impacted public narratives around NASA and its aerospace contractors. Plus, learn…
Our Top 10 Blog Posts of 2022
It’s been a busy year! In 2022 we said goodbye to Vision Slightly Blurred, our beloved podcast, but said hello to gorgeous photo essays, a…
7 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Your Next Portfolio Review
Should that photo really be included in your portfolio review? Let’s talk about it. Portfolio reviews work because they provide a level of objectivity few…
Calling All Women Photojournalists Looking To Up Their Game
Are you interested in taking your work in visual journalism to the next level? Women Photojournalists of Washington (WPOW) are hosting their 2022 Seminar and…
The Moral Imperative to Photograph Race Accurately and Authentically
Did you catch Google’s Super Bowl ad promoting Real Tone, a new camera technology designed to more accurately highlight the nuances of diverse skin tones? With technological advances…
6 Lighting Tips to Elevate Your Portrait Photography
Last year, we made it our mission to emphasize the importance of mentorship and community programming. After launching the inaugural PhotoShelter mentorship class with an…
5 Composition Tips from Food Photographer Darina Kopcok
Food photography is an art unlike any other. It combines colors, textures and familiar visual elements that nearly everyone can find enticing (and appetizing). For…
5 Benefits of Photography Mentorship
Even though there are tons of us out there, being a photographer can, at times, be quite lonely. In an industry where so many of…