A Discussion on Photographing Marginalized Communities with Latina Photographer Miriam Alarcón Avila
“Lifting a camera to the eye and pointing it in the direction of a human, a landscape, an object, or any unfolding scene is an…
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How Stephanie Sinclair’s Too Young To Wed Makes a Difference For Child Brides
We’re all familiar with powerful photojournalism. “Photography is and has always been an extraordinary tool to help move people. It inspires actions and, though photos…
Webinar: Celebrating Women in Sports Photography with Abbie Parr and Jean Fruth
Sports photography is all about emotion — elation at the finish line, the story behind one small town’s little league culture, a signature touchdown dance,…
Embracing the Unpredictable Moments in Sports Photography with Sarah Sachs
When it comes to sports photography, one job opportunity, one handshake or one great photo can lead you down a whole new path. For Sarah…
WATCH: How to Calculate Your Cost of Doing Business
When it comes to growing your photography business and managing your money, there is a lot to consider. How are you calculating your costs and…
Rising Stars: Meet the NHL’s First Black Female Photographer Amanda J. Cain
Initially a graphic artist and photo hobbyist, Amanda J. Cain took a chance on sports photography and is now making history in 2022. Her experience…
File Delivery Made Easy with PhotoShelter
All working photographers know that making photos is only the beginning of nailing an assignment. After you put your camera down, there’s editing, uploading files…
Photo Essay: Embracing the Beauty of Locs in Daniella Almona’s “Crown”
As photographers, we all know a photo is not simply a photo. It’s a story, a memory, a provocation. The same goes for hair. Hair…
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…