Photographing The Women of the 116th Congress: Biz Herman and Beth Flynn
A record number of women joined the ranks of the 116th Congress in the 2018 elections, and photojournalist Elizabeth "Biz" Herman pitched the New York…
Podcasts
If You’re Tired of Diversity Talk in Photography, You Haven’t Been Listening Hard Enough
"No one is advocating putting mediocre photographers forward just because they're diverse," Tara Pixley told us at a recent interview at Photoville 2019 in Brooklyn.…
How to Shoot a 10-year Photo Project: Jinhee Bae at Photoville
Korean-born Jinhee Bae dropped by for a visit at Photoville 2019 to discuss shooting long-term photo projects, why she continues to use large format, the…
Scars of Racism: Telling the Story via Drone
Travis Fox, the Director of Visual Journalism at CUNY's Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism, was inspired by Ta-Nehisi Coates' piece "The Case for Reparations"…
20 Years of PDN’s 30 with Holly Hughes and Jessica Pettway
Vision Slightly Blurred is recording live from Photoville 2019 at Brooklyn Bridge Park! For 20 years, PDN's 30 has been setting the bar for emerging…
We Can’t Stop Looking at the Papa, Paparazzi!
Grocery store checkout lines are lined with magazines using photos by the paparazzi to grab our attention and hopefully add one more item to our…
Is Ansel Adams Overrated? (Nah, Couldn’t Be)
Thirty-five years after his death, Ansel Adams is still one of the most popular (and most searched) photographers. He spent a lifetime creating some of…
Should Street Photography be Illegal?
Street photographer Joshua Rosenthal found himself at the center of a rage-fueled campaign by visitors to the Ventura County Fair. Rosenthal's transgression? Photographing people –…
Podcast: Do You Still Need a Photo 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.…