Call for nominations for the 2022 London Photography Awards 2022 London Photography Awards Early call for entries Thomas Brandt, IAA spokesperson IAA unveils the 2022 International London Photography Awards, an awards platform for photographers who transmit their creativity through the medium of photography. We introduce a new take on theRead More →

“Eric Mueller: Reset 2021” is now open until May 1, 2022 at the Minnesota Marine Art Museum (MMAM) in Winona. During closures, quarantines and isolation for the COVID-19 pandemic, Minneapolis-based artist Eric Mueller created one photograph a day to deal with the events of 2020 and 2021. “Reset 2021” looksRead More →

Any artist knows that it is easy to see a work of art in his mind; the trick is to make other people see it too. If you’re not a photographer, you might think there’s a pretty straight line between finding the perfect shot and getting it on screen orRead More →

Rembrandt’s Night Watch is considered one of the masterpieces of art history. And now you can see it at the highest resolution ever. Humans have one of nature’s best vision systems, at least when it comes to colors. This facilitates activities like ArtBut our vision also has many limits. OneRead More →

Every Sunday we put together a collection of easy-to-read articles ranging from analysis to procedure to photo in no particular order that weren’t part of our regular daily coverage. Enjoy! The best photographic features of Aperture in 2021 – Opening In 2021 Opening celebrated photography in New York and NewRead More →

Min Im created the Instagram account @yorkphotowalk documenting the images taken by members of the York Photography Meetup, which she created in 2018. Min, 34, lives in York, is an artist and photography teacher. She created her Instagram account in 2018 and has nearly 500 followers. Min is just oneRead More →

Henri Cartier-Bresson had a simple maxim about the trade that he mastered so completely. “Your first 10,000 photographs are the worst,” he would say to the young snappers. And over the years, I began to find solace in his advice. I started wielding a camera a very long time agoRead More →

Charles T. Dana’s photograph will be on display at the Art Association of Jacksonville’s January exhibition at the David Strawn Art Gallery. The exhibition opening will take place Saturday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the gallery, 331 W. College Ave., with Dana giving an artist talk at 6:30 p.m.Read More →

Small Large Gallery presents the work of Veronique evrard with the exhibition Tears. A poster according to the dictionary is a “written or printed sheet, posted in a public place and bearing an official, publicity or propagandist announcement, to which an image or a photo may be associated. Isn’t ourRead More →

ESPADA: I am in the middle of “Deaf Republic”, poems by Ilya Kaminsky, who was born in the former Soviet Union and now lives in Atlanta. There has been a battle this week between this book and my scoring. The book continues to win. I should have finished writing byRead More →