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HBO’s New Gordon Parks Documentary Will Get You Inspired
HBO's "A Choice of Weapons: Inspired by Gordon Parks" shares its name with Parks' 1996 autobiography, and although much of the movie creates a visually stunning narrative of major milestones in his life, the documentary also covers the lives of…
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Exploring Iceland with Landscape Photographer Sophie Carr
Sophie Carr is a travel and landscape photographer based in Southwest London, specializing in the landscapes of Iceland. While she’s always been passionate about icy, mountainous and volcanic places, after a few trips to Iceland with her camera, it’s become…
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Giving Thanks: What We’re Grateful For This Year
This year, we're incredibly thankful for our wonderful creative community found all over the world, as well as our own team here at PhotoShelter, for always sharing a positive outlook and an uplifting mindset. Thank you all for inspiring us.…
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Jim Richardson Is Joining Us for a Live Podcast (And You’re Invited)
On Friday, December 3rd at 12pm ET, National Geographic photographer Jim Richardson is joining us for the first-ever live episode of our podcast, Vision Slightly Blurred. With more than 50 stories photographed for Nat Geo throughout Jim’s 40+ year career - from the Arctic to the Antarctic and many places in between - this is bound to be a very special podcast.
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Former President Donald Trump is Publishing a Photo Book
While most ex-Presidents opt for lengthy memoirs, Donald Trump decided on a photo book as the first post-White House tome. A new publishing company formed by his son, Donald Trump Jr, will start selling "President Trump's Official Photo Book" starting…
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November 18, 2021

Paying it Forward: The BIPOC Mentorship Program Addressing Systematic Barriers Faced by Emerging Photographers

A growing number of databases are championing the talents of Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) photographers looking to get their foot in the…

November 17, 2021

Diversify Your Photo Business with Digital Download Sales

Nowadays, photos are more likely to be delivered, distributed and viewed as digital downloads. Learn what types of images should be sold as downloads, information about ideal sizes and more.

November 16, 2021

Atlanta Braves Photographer Kevin D. Liles’ World Series Workflow

In 1995, the Atlanta Braves won their third World Series championship in franchise history. The world was a very different place, and in the nineties,…

November 16, 2021

Dina Litovsky on the “Sticky Issue of Consent” in Street Photography

Dina Litovsky built a career on observing candid moments of various subcultures – with some of her best work taken candidly on the streets of New…

November 15, 2021

Embracing Adventure with Outdoor & Travel Photographer Russ Bishop

For many travelers, going to breathtaking places around the world provides a great opportunity to get inspired and learn about yourself in the process. For…

November 15, 2021

How Drew Gurian Captured Yo-Yo Ma for MasterClass

New York City-based portrait photographer Drew Gurian followed a textbook path to learning the ropes. While in college, he interned for Joe McNally and Danny…

November 10, 2021

WordPress + PhotoShelter: Streamline Your Workflow

Introducing the PhotoShelter WordPress Integration - a new integration for PhotoShelter Standard and Pro members that lets you pull images from your PhotoShelter library straight into WordPress.

November 9, 2021

10 Common Photography Website Mistakes (And How to Fix Them)

We’re breaking down ten website mistakes we see on a daily basis. From broken links to missing contact info to repetitive or absent metadata, see how your site stands up.

November 9, 2021

Jocelyn Lee’s Compelling Nudes of Older Women

In her forthcoming book "Sovereign," photographer Jocelyn Lee documents the female nude. But instead of the platonic ideal typically captured in the genre, Lee spent…

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