A Teacher Photoshopped Young Women’s Yearbook Photos and Outrage Ensued
Bartram Trail High School in St. John, FL blew up in the news this past week when it was revealed that a yearbook teacher Photoshopped…
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,…
Heartbreak & Destruction in Photos from Gaza and Israel
After years of relative calm, tensions between Palestinians and Israelis has escalated in recent days through a series of provocations that have been answered with…
9 Motherhood and Family Photographers Share Their Stories
This Sunday, many of us celebrated Mother’s Day with our mothers, grandmothers and the mother-figures in our lives. But family can mean many different things…
WATCH: Business Advice from Melissa Lyttle
If you’re a freelance photographer, running a successful small business is crucial. Just ask Melissa Lyttle, photojournalist and freelance photographer. As the former president of…
Podcast: Yes, We’re Talking About That Biden Carter Picture
White House Chief Photographer Adam Schultz inadvertently caused a ruckus when he used an ultrawide angle lens to photograph President Biden, Dr. Jill Biden, former…
The Tangibility of Memories: Exploring Life, Loss and Family Through Photography
This Mother's Day marks ten years without my mom. I was 19, a sophomore in college trying desperately to become a respected adult when she…
Photo Editors Weigh In: 7 Tips on How to Stand Out
We all know that as photographers, creating your best work is paramount. But learning how to curate and showcase it effectively is what will help…
WATCH: Ami Vitale on Using Photography to Effect Change
For Ami Vitale, courage has been at the core of her career in the photo industry – courage to get out there, learn and grow…