NYT’s Lens Blog is On Hiatus, Where Can We Find Great Photography?
The New York Times Lens blog announced that after 10 years, its going on "temporary hiatus" – a victim of the change in technology-driven consumption…
The NYT’s Poor Caption and Dubious Image Selection of Hope Hicks
Unlike most types of photography, photojournalism abides a more stringent set of ethical guidelines because truth is paramount to accurate reporting. Many newspapers enforce their…
Alternatives to Adobe Lightroom 2019
Adobe recently announced that it would both discontinue downloads of older versions of Creative Cloud apps (which includes Lightroom and Photoshop), and revoke the license…
We Still Need Stock Photography (for Memes?)
There was a time when you could make a full-time living producing stock photography. That changed in the mid-90s with the introduction of royalty-free stock…
This Microbiologist Can Spot Your Fake Images
When National Geographic published Beth Moon's images of "the world's oldest trees by starlight," seasoned astrophotographers like Adrien Mauduit cried foul. Not only were sections…
What Do Photo Collectives Stand For?
Photo cooperatives and collectives have thrived for decades as a way to share resources (e.g. accounting and marketing functions) for like-minded photographers. But in the…
Are You an Ethical Photographer?
A group of boys in Baraboo, WI assembled for a junior prom photo and posed with a Nazi salute. One of the boys posted the…
Have Camera, Will Travel: 40 Exciting Photography Workshops Happening in 2019 & 2020
After taking a little hiatus, we’re back with our comprehensive list of some of the best workshops available to photographers of all skill levels. We’ve…
What Can Photographers Learn from Instagram Influencers?
Social media influencers build economic viability by amassing as large an audience as possible. This raison d'etre is different than a photographer who sells their…