This Microbiologist Can Spot Your Fake Images
When National Geographic published Beth Moon's images of "the world's oldest trees by starlight," seasoned astrophotographers like Adrien Mauduit cried foul. Not only were sections…
Inspiration
How Rhinos Changed the Trajectory of Ami Vitale’s Career
For a long time, Ami Vitale’s dream was to be a war correspondent. After graduating with an International Relations degree from UNC-Chapel Hill, she worked…
Earth Day: Photographers Have Become Advocates
Many photographers have abandoned neutral documentary photography in favor of advocating for environmental causes that are important to them. And with massive social media followings,…
Pointe and Shoot: Discussing Dance Photography with Kike Calvo
For National Geographic photographer, author and visual anthropologist Kike Calvo, combining photography and his love of dance has been a lifelong project. He notes that…
What’s For Lunch? The Story of a 10 Year Photo Project
It's no secret that PhotoShelter staff are, well, photo nerds. When we say "by photographers for photographers" we mean it. Keeping up with the latest…
#FiveSensePhoto: Going Beyond the Visual
When it comes to photography, one of the five senses immediately comes to mind: sight. We all know photography is so much more than that.…
Gear Up, Clip In & Let’s Go: 18 Adventure Photography Tips to Help You Nail the Shot
Adventure photographer Craig Hoffman’s work makes you want to get off the couch and suddenly pick up an extreme sport. “What thrills me about photography…
Flying High with Paul Prescott of Amazing Aerial Agency
In today’s photo world, drone photography is in a niche all its own. Paul Prescott founded Amazing Aerial Agency out of “the desire to see…
A Celebration of Black & White Photography
Black and white photography is undoubtedly timeless. From portraiture to wildlife photography to documentary work, removing color presents photographers with a compositional challenge that requires…