How Are the Presidential Campaigns Using Photography?
You might expect sophisticated use of imagery by the U.S. Presidential candidates in the Instagram age. But the capture and use of imagery runs the…
Podcasts
Annie Leibovitz and Her Google Pixel 4
Google tapped Annie Leibovitz to help launch the Pixel 4 smartphone with a series of diptychs and videos (shot on Pixel) of social activists around…
Have You Fallen Victim to a Photographer Scam?
Photographers rely on a certain level of trust with their clients to provide a service often before payment is rendered. And for freelance photographers living…
A Photographer Used Roadkill to Attract an Eagle, Then He Won a Contest
Biologist and Canon Europe Ambassador Audun Rikardsen creates stunning images on land and in the sea – often employing strobes, underwater housings with dome ports,…
The “Accidental Renaissance” in that Trump/Pelosi Photo
On October 17, 2019, The White House released an image from a contentious meeting between Nancy Pelosi and Donald Trump. Trump quickly tweeted the image…
Does Buying Photo Gear Motivate You to Shoot More?
Photographers often fault the lack of gear as an excuse for why they don't take better photos. But Allen argues that sometimes acquiring more gear…
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…
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…