Wildlife Photographer Shannon Wild Reflects on Her Career
Sometimes, when a childhood dream takes you across the world, you have to pinch yourself to know it’s real. That, or the searing pain of…
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Watch a Film, Help an Elephant
Did you know that August 12th is World Elephant Day? Here at PhotoShelter, we are incredibly passionate about the role of photography in conservation. We…
“What If Indians Invented Photography?” An Exploration of Identity and Photographic Practices by Indigenous Photographer Will Wilson
Today, on The International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, we’re sharing the work of the talented Indigenous photographers in the industry.Last week, in anticipation…
Going for Gold: Sports Photographers Tweet Photos From the Tokyo Olympics
Every few years, The Olympics marks one of the few moments in history where the entire world can come together. It’s truly an incredible moment…
How a Chance Photography Mentorship Gave Two UK-Based Photographers Purpose During COVID-19
Photography mentorship is an investment in yourself and the entire photography industry. It’s an opportunity to network, learn new skills and get one-on-one advice or…
How to Start a Photo Magazine in a Pandemic
The past few decades have been unkind to photo magazines. Many industry stalwarts have gone defunct, while others have moved to online editions only. Ironically,…
A Wildlife Photographer Who Grew Up in New York City?! Yep, You Heard That Right
As conversations around diversity and inclusion continue to progress in the world of photography, who gets the opportunity to enjoy nature—green grass, crystal clear water,…
Celebrating National Photography Month with 5 PhotoShelter Members
Here at PhotoShelter, every month is Photography Month. No matter what time of year it is, our passionate photo community is always getting creative at…
New York Forever: Reflections on a City in Constant Motion from a Rare Lifelong New Yorker
Sometimes I think New York is a city with a perpetual identity crisis. You can visit or live here for days, months or even years,…