Going Above and Beyond: Meet our Stellar Support Team
We believe transparency builds trust and trust is good for everyone. We recently published our roadmap and are working nonstop to deliver for our current…
Those Situation Room Photos & The Last Supper
With the announcement of the death of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi by U.S. Special Forces in Northern Syria, the White House tweeted out a…
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…
We’re Listening To You. Here’s Our Roadmap.
Earlier this fall you heard about how we’re renewing our commitment to PhotoShelter. A key component of that commitment is building out a team dedicated…
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…
Nigerian-Born Lọlá Ákínmádé Åkerström Is Exactly What Contemporary Travel Photography Needs
Lọlá Ákínmádé Åkerström has been a PhotoShelter member since 2013 but a champion for travel photography and writing for much longer. A Stockholm-based photographer and…
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.…
When Experimentation Works Out: How Photojournalist Peter Monsees Won the FENCE After a 10-Year Photography Hiatus
It’s no secret that we’re big fans of anything that makes photography more accessible. The FENCE, a traveling photo exhibit put on by our friends…