Marvel’s Spiderman hosts a ton of side activities in its open world that players can choose to engage in or skip depending on whether they want more Token resources. These activities range from fighting criminal activity to completing Taskmaster challenges, collecting backpacks, or taking pictures of landmarks all over NewRead More →

This photograph by Jane Liechty inspired the poem “Calm and Restful Wonderland” co-written by residents of Center Care’s Memory Care Unit. Photo by Jane Liechty The Betsy Rodgers Allen Gallery at the Schlow Center Area Library is hosting an exhibit throughout June featuring poems written by residents of the CenterRead More →

The Australian Photographic Society has announced its shortlist of finalists for the Mullins Contemporary Photographic Prize 2022. © Todd Kennedy, ‘Exodus’ Now in its fourth year, the annual competition received its highest number of submissions this year. A shortlist of 30 finalists was selected from a pool of 260 entries.Read More →

Launched in 2014, PhotoSparks is a weekly column of Your story, with photographs that celebrate the spirit of creativity and innovation. In the previous 615 posts, we featured a arts festival, cartoon gallery. world music festival, telecom fair, millet fair, exhibition on climate change, wildlife conference, boot festival, diwali rangoli,Read More →

Vintage markets, royal landmarks and vibrant art districts – the city of pearls’ versatility makes for intriguing snapshots. If you love street photography, we have compiled a list of the best places to go in Hyderabad. An unmistakable spirit of yesteryear, laid-back lifestyle and mouth-watering traditional cuisine (haleem, anyone?) underscoresRead More →

Breadcrumb Links New Local News “Light In Darkness”, the debut exhibition of Nigerian-born and Edmonton-based photographer Tope Akindele, is now on view at the Stony Plain Multicultural Heritage Centre. Photo by Tope Akindele. Content of the article A new exhibition of photographs is presented at the Multicultural Heritage Center. AdvertisementRead More →

Ever since her first appearance, Punchline has been a cosplayer favorite. But we use a very interesting technique to embody the character. When the Joker’s new sidekick Punch arrived on the scene, fans were eager to disguise his. But one cosplayer has taken it a step further by becoming oneRead More →

There’s nothing better than being in nature, taking in all the vibes, deciding on the best camera position possible, and enjoying landscape photography. But what if there are 25 other photographers next to you, so it becomes difficult to move just 20 inches left or right without disturbing another photographer?InRead More →

Photography is perhaps the most thankless art we know. Firstly, some don’t consider it art at all, and secondly, for example, singers are not told that the quality of their songs depends solely on the microphone. However, to this day, many people think of art photography as something like thatRead More →

This month we look at a collection of COVID-19 portraits of mothers and their children, each captured through glass; a series of subtle B&W photos showing a heterogeneous Parisian district; a look at the history of portrait photography, from the daguerreotype to the selfie; a guide to mindful photography; monochromeRead More →

How can photography document the world and also function as a creative medium? This is the challenge that British documentary photography – centered on the everyday scenes of British society – took up in the 1930s when a wave of modernist thought arrived in Britain from Europe. Notable examples wereRead More →

Earlier this week, a blood-red moon hovered over Tucson — and much of the rest of the world. It was a joy to see the colors change from pale orange to red in the darkened sky. Longtime Tucson photographer Kate Breakey has captured the extraordinary hues of this red moonRead More →

Visual weight is an often overlooked but essential element of your photographs. It influences how your images are seen and is what drives your compositions. It is the force that grabs your attention in an image but is often overlooked by photographers. Each element of a photo has a differentRead More →

Artist/photographer Essie Graham’s work: From a Different View arrives at the Charles W. Eisemann Center for Performing Arts at 2351 Performance Drive, Richardson, TX 75082. The installation will be on display June 2-26, 2022 in the Forrest & Virginia Green Mezzanine Gallery of the Eisemann Center. Essie Graham is aRead More →

The East Sutherland Camera Club held its annual competition based on the top four images from each of its monthly competitions – the best of the best!, writes club secretary Andy Kirby. This year they were very lucky to have Matt Sillars as their judge. Matt taught photography at InvernessRead More →

EDMOND, Okla. (KFOR) – There’s something special about an image that often captures more than what we see through a lens, and through the eyes of a child it can be even more magical. “Sandee is a photographer,” Amy Mullen said. “His passion is teaching children.” Edmond’s Academy of VisualRead More →

Courtesy of APG. The Atlanta Photography Group’s PORTFOLIO 2022 exhibition runs through June 18 and features selected works by Karen E. Haas, Senior Curator of Lane Photographs at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, MA. 2022 PORTFOLIO is APG’s annual exhibition featuring still images from all photographic processes. SelectedRead More →

DALLAS — The Exchange’s social show, “Chief Chat,” is heating up in June. “Chief Chat,” hosted by Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Kevin Osby, Senior Advisor to the Army & Air Force Exchange Service, gives the military community a live opportunity to interact with celebrities who support those who serve.Read More →

Image specifications*:1) Submit between 10 and 20 images.2) Only .jpg files will be accepted.3) Images should be 1500px on the longest at 72dpi.4) No photoshopped borders or watermarks. Text specifications:1) submit a detailed artist biography (100 words minimum). Please include where you are from, how you got started with analogRead More →

Breadcrumb Links local entertainment Entertainment Publication date : May 29, 2022 • 57 minutes ago • 4 minute read • Join the conversation Robert Plant, photographed by Richard Béland. Handout Content of the article Richard Beland was on the verge of a career in Sarnia’s Chemical Valley when he tookRead More →

An artist in the truest sense, “Nightingale of India” Lata Mangeshkar was a legendary personality who had ruled the singing industry with her magical voice, and “Naam Reh Jayegaa” became a perfect treat for millions of her fans. on his life. Besides singing, Lata Ji also had other interests thatRead More →

Travis Young in the FilmX lab. // Photo by Chase Beaver [Editor’s Note: Several stories from June’s issue of The Pitch, hitting stands on the 1st of the month, feature photos shot on film and developed by FilmX. Make sure to pick up a copy to see further work fromRead More →

Susan Sontag was a critical essayist, cultural analyst, novelist and filmmaker. She has written ‘On Photography’, ‘Illness as Metaphor’, ‘The Volcano Lover’ and ‘In America’, among many other works. What is Susan Sontag famous for? Susan Sontag was born on January 16, 1933 in New York. In 1964, she wasRead More →

Toronto’s premier month-long festival showcases an exceptional roster of established and emerging Canadian and international artists each May. Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival announced highlights of the 26th edition of the city-wide event taking place in May 2022. Canadian and international artists will present lens-based works in exhibitions, site-specific installations aRead More →

By Rehat Kathuria May 24, 2022 | 1:22 p.m. Photography is one of the most famous art forms and in our world today, it is an integral part of who we are. With recent advances in technology, it’s hard to find a discipline where photography doesn’t have an impact. ButRead More →

This list is about the best photography apps for iOS and iPhone. We will do our best for you to understand this list of Best Photography Apps for iOS and iPhone. I hope you like this list Best Photography Apps for iOS and iPhone. So let’s start:Read More →

Watch the video: Portraits with accessories Here we focus on including props in your portrait. Accessories can add enormous style and personality to portraits and are a useful addition to any photographer’s bag, you may even have some in your home already. There’s no end to the amount of propsRead More →

For the first time since 2019, the photography fair, presented by the Association of International Photography Art Dealers (AIPAD), is back in New York and has a new home to boot. Forty-nine galleries from 23 cities moved into Center 415, an event space-turned-IT store in midtown Manhattan, for the 41stRead More →

In 1895, when English photographer Paul Martin started photographing London at night, passers-by ridiculed him saying it was impossible to use a camera at night – he should stop wasting his time and go home with his wife. Martin’s famous book, London on gas, proved them wrong, but that summedRead More →

AD function with Ardbeg When punk crashed onto the scene in the 70s, it started a revolution that continues to make its presence felt today. A musical reaction to the indulgent rock that preceded it and rooted in young people’s dissatisfaction with the social conditions of the time. Punk gaveRead More →

Matterport is positioning its new Axis as a way for real estate agents to easily provide potential buyers with a way to digitally browse a listing without even being there. Most of the time, real estate agents aren’t looking for artistic or perfect photos of a home, but rather somethingRead More →

A fascinating new exhibition documenting the changing social, demographic and political landscapes of the past 35 years has opened in Hartlepool. The free exhibition – ‘Macromancy: Britain and North East England 1986 to 2022’ – by British documentary filmmaker and editorial photojournalist Mark Pinder is at the Hartlepool Art GalleryRead More →

Introduction The Samyang AF 24-70mm F2.8 FE is a fast standard zoom for Sony Alpha full-frame E-mount mirrorless cameras. It will also work with APS-C sensor cameras with an effective increase in focal length to 36-105mm due to the crop factor. It has 17 elements in 14 groups including 2Read More →

Black-and-white photography is enjoying a moment of glory – with historic German filmmaker Orwo releasing new monochrome film stock (the brand’s first in 50 years) and Wes Anderson filming parts of “The French Dispatch “There is definitely a nostalgic appeal to black and white film stock that urges artists, whetherRead More →

In her first solo exhibition in Latvia, Petraitis focuses on the study of analog and digital materiality in photography. The opening of the exhibition, accompanied by the artist, is May 19 at 6:00 p.m. “The “Surfaces” exhibition expands on the central theme of the Riga 2022 Photography Biennale – isolationRead More →

Layered photographs combine fantasy and reality – Photographer, digital artist, retired structural engineer, retired international search and rescue specialist, private pilot, scuba diver, avid animal lover, wine lover and Oreo cookie lover, Bruce Cook returns to the Paso Robles Library in June with a new exhibition of photographic fantasy. CookRead More →

Jan C Schlegel – Aequorea Forskalea Roland Belgrave presents Jan C Schlegel’s “Aliens, Mermaids and Jellyfish”, a limited edition portfolio, showing a collection of rare and beautiful platinum photographs of one of the most enigmatic prehistoric sea creatures. A jellyfish. This series, first shown at London Photo 2022, is anRead More →

If you take a closer look, there are two schools of thought in photography: gear and photos. Some people are good at equipment. Other people are good at taking pictures. Just because you have an expensive camera doesn’t mean you can take a great picture. And that doesn’t mean youRead More →

Cornell Watson: tarred healing | Until Thursday 30 June | Chapel Hill Public Library, Chapel Hill tarred healingan exhibition of photos by Durham photographer Cornell Watson on black healing and black spaces in and around the UNC campus, was originally scheduled to premiere at the Sonja Haynes Stone Center forRead More →

If you enjoy photographing plants and flowers, you’ll love this year’s winning photos from the Royal Horticultural Society Photographic Competition. The competition celebrates the beauty of gardens and wildlife and attracts thousands of entries from amateur and professional photographers. The winner of Plant and adult competitions in general The winnerRead More →

Family portraits often evoke a smiling family in their Sunday best, staring at the camera in a depiction of a picture-perfect life. But for Iowa-based artist Katie Golobic, those aren’t the images she lives for, though she admits to having a few on her walls. Rather, a look at herRead More →

A Galway Early Music Festival event Illustrated talk with Teddie Hwang (Baroque Flute, Astral Photographer) and Georgia MacMillan (Mayo Dark Sky Park Development Officer/Employment Based PhD student, funded by the Irish Research Council) Astronomy is often considered the oldest and most beautiful of the sciences. A view of celestial wondersRead More →

Nguyen Li poses with his camera, ready to take pictures. (Signal Photo/Alex Ramirez_ Nguyen Li’s passion for photography inspired the creation of Stanislaus State’s first photography club. Li seeks to connect photographers, filmmakers and creatives. There was an effervescence around its creation. A photography club is a response to theRead More →

Students from Gort an Choirce Youthreach will host a photography exhibition at An tSean Bheairic in Falcarragh from 9-13 May. The work is the culmination of their efforts over the past two years, funded by the Creative Schools initiative which has seen two Artlink facilitators, Martha McCullough and Rebecca Strain,Read More →

Franyeli Garcia Promotional photo for the exhibition “A photo for freedom”, courtesy of Amapola Journalism. Thursday, May 5, 2022 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Communication Arts Center at Cuyamaca College Free The exhibition of works by Mexican photojournalists, never shown north of the American border, begins on May 5Read More →

NEW YORK – The power of photography will be fully visible when The Photography Fair presented by AIPAD opens Friday May 20 and closes Sunday May 22, 2022, with a VIP opening on Thursday May 19. Held in a new downtown location: Center415 on Fifth Avenue between 37and and 38andRead More →

Virtual reality, or VR, is nothing new. The idea that our left eye and our right eye see the same thing from slightly different angles and that our brain combines these two separate images so that we can see in three dimensions has been around since at least the earlyRead More →

First of all, a pinhole lens differs from almost all other lenses on the market by not using any internal glass elements. The only thing that transfers light to the film or camera sensor is a small hole, which usually provides a dark, less sharp image. This presents many limitationsRead More →

Of the hundreds of galleries in London, none has been dedicated exclusively to the growing and dynamic market for African photography. So far, that is. Doyle Wham is the brainchild of two young Londoners who shun Britain’s ‘elitist’ art scene to open what they say is the country’s first-ever galleryRead More →

We live in a time where we don’t exist unless we capture moments from our days and nights for stories, reels, timelines and beyond. No wonder, capturing every morsel we eat, every step we take and more is the “need of the hour”. We have all become photographers, good orRead More →

Whether hosting the serene surroundings of Yamuna Ghat or showcasing the colorful walls of the art district of Lodhi, India’s capital serves as the perfect canvas for photographers to paint their stories. We take a look at the best street photography spots in Delhi. Delhi is home to a kaleidoscopeRead More →

Exploring his Native American identity, photographer Miraj Patel receives prestigious recognition for his work that questions the archetypes of both cultures. Learn more about all the awarded projects and discover the motivations of the jury. Do you see what I see, when I look at myself? © Miraj Patel 1stRead More →

As we are already in the middle of 2022, here is what we need to embrace the contemporary and enticing visual trends! Photography trends could significantly influence how digital and print designs merge. From attractive photo angles to filters to captivating styles, which gravitate. Whatever your strength in photography, understandingRead More →

Pierre Fettermann is a friend of ours, through the pandemic he created The power of photography, sending daily a photograph with a text written by him. Every day was gluttony, pleasure, learning… Regularly we published in L’Œil a column grouping 10 of his choices and you loved it, like manyRead More →

Dom is pictured receiving his award from the group’s regional operations manager, Mark Chapman. We have so much news these days that we can’t always fit it all into the work week. So every Sunday we’ll bring you updates on recent stories, news in brief and other things you needRead More →

So go the lyrics to Duran Duran’s first hit single. While it’s not strictly an Earth Day song, it still gets you thinking about new beginnings. If you’re looking to connect with nature this weekend, go for a forest bath. The sensory experience of walking through a forest and listeningRead More →

A notable recent gallery in New York, co-curated by award-winning actress Whoopi Goldberg and singer-songwriter Debbie Harry, celebrates women who have made an impact in media through art and activism. The Morrison Hotel Galley hosted around 125 people for the opening of “WOMEN WHO ROCK”, which took place on InternationalRead More →

Before the age of 60, Sandra Cattaneo Adorno had never been a photographer. But when her daughter treated her to a photography class to mark her birthday, Cattaneo Adorno found herself fascinated by the medium. And now, this Saturday, a collection of his photographs will be exhibited at Personal StructuresRead More →

For much of the 20th century, photographer Olaf Petersen tirelessly documented the landscapes and people of West Auckland. Her work has been a secret enjoyed by the few for too long, writes Sandra Coney. Excerpt from the book Nature Boy: The Photography of Olaf Petersen. All photographs by Olaf Petersen,Read More →

Occasional scholars for the Bachelor of Creative Arts (Visual Arts), Creative Arts (Photography) and postgraduate units offered under the Master of Communication and Master of Arts Type of employment: Casual Location: Soft Salary rate: Occasional academic rates apply The role: We are seeking Expressions of Interest (EOI) from highly motivatedRead More →

Trenton, NJ – “Third Thursdays,” the popular monthly series of photographic presentations and artist talks at Mercer County Community College’s (MCCC) James Kerney Campus Gallery (JKCG) at 137 North Broad Street in Trenton, will take place on April 21, 2022 from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. The event, curated byRead More →

The Riga Photography Biennale (RPB) is an international contemporary art event in Latvia, focusing on the analysis of visual culture and artistic representation. RPB covers issues ranging from cultural theory to current socio-political processes in the Baltic countries and in the wider European region. The main focus of this year’sRead More →

“My passion is street photography and I tend to take quirky and humorous photos,” says photographer Eric Davidove. He continues: “Maybe it’s because I was a street mime for ten years and I have a knack for spotting and exploiting situations like this.” Davidove recently submitted his series mission districtRead More →

Non-profit media organization CatchLight will present its 2022 Visual Storytelling Summit on April 19-20, 2022 at the San Francisco Institute of Contemporary Art. Two immersive days of conversation, inspiration and community will feature some of the leading voices in visual storytelling. Global and local CatchLight fellows, including Andrea Bruce, YesicaRead More →

Ashley Lee’s photo, Strawberry in Soda, is one of the 10 winning photos. Ashley Lee When Apple launched the iPhone 13 Familyone of the features that made the Pro models stand out was the addition of a macro mode which allows you to take close-up shots of small subjects. MacroRead More →

TEHRAN — Iranian photographers have won prizes in all six categories at the 3rd Naryn International Photography Exhibition in Kyrgyzstan. Winners in the Open Monochrome, Open Color, Life Color, Creative Color, Photojournalism and Travel categories were announced by organizers last week. The exhibition is organized under the auspices of theRead More →

…I feel like I’m basking in luxury revisiting photos already uploaded to our online gallery and can take the time to go through them and rework them if needed. One example is the tulips at Filoli Gardens in Woodside, California. I spent about two hours transforming it from the originalRead More →

HI, Laisa Mara. Thank you very much for taking the time to talk to us today. For those unfamiliar with your work, could you tell us a bit more about yourself and how you got started? Photography has always been part of my life since my childhood. My family lovesRead More →

Rolling Stone Book of Comedy: Photographs by Bonnie Schiffman / Cover featuring Robin Williams Muhammad Ali, 1982 by Bonnie Schiffman Joni Mitchell, 1981 by Bonnie Schiffman Bonnie Schiffman’s iconic photography, featuring never-before-seen Polaroids, letters, negatives, scans, final prints and proofs of famous people. Going through his archives is like goingRead More →

The World Photography Organization has announced the big winners of the prestigious Sony World Photography Awards 2022. Adam Ferguson (Australia) took home Photographer of the Year along with a cash prize of $25,000 (USD) and a range of Sony digital imaging kits. Also announced are the ten category winners alongsideRead More →

SamMobile has affiliate and sponsored partnerships. If you purchase something through one of these links, we may earn a commission. Macro photography isn’t talked about often enough from a smartphone perspective, although it’s been slowly changing in recent years as more and more manufacturers, including Samsung, are starting to putRead More →

Since the return of Pictures of the Day in January, the PopPhoto The team had a great time combing through your submissions – every week you constantly amaze us with your fantastic work! But now it’s time to shake things up a bit and challenge yourself, dear readers, to seeRead More →

If the number of obituaries written on someone is a measure of their impact on society, Janet Malcolm was a heavy hitter. Google lists more than 40,000. Before dying in 2021, Malcolm was an editor at the Venerable New Yorker magazine for nearly 60 years; she became the accomplished journalistRead More →

A documentary team attends the opening to take photos of the upcoming documentary “Larry” Marginal artsSophie Dufresne — Posted on April 8, 2022 5 minutes “Puberty” will be presented at the COA Gallery until May 7th. Photo Stella Mazurek The COA Gallery opened the exhibition Pubertya self-portrait photography project thatRead More →

Nan Melville, a photographer known for her sleek, free-flowing images of prominent dancers and dance companies, died March 18 in Manhattan. She was 72 years old. Her sister, Gill Kenyon, announced the death. The cause was not specified. Ms. Melville’s dance photographs, which have appeared in numerous publications including TheRead More →

Instagram obsessed or not, many of us have fun producing a killer photo here and there. Especially if you’re the owner of a shiny new phone designed to take exceptionally good photos, like the latest iPhone 13 model. If you’re lucky enough to have an iPhone 13 Pro or ProRead More →

Ricoh’s GR cameras and Fujifilm’s XE and X100 series are probably the most popular affordable street cameras. Although both are ultra-compact APS-C cameras, there’s at least one unique street photography feature that sets Ricoh apart from Fuji: instant focus. This allows the camera to be set to a fixed focusRead More →

Nue Orleans Boudoir offers tastefully executed boudoir photography for women of all ages and shapes. The experience of healing and transformation builds self-esteem and is a relaxing adventure. The studio excels in black and white photography and will also do color photo shoots. According to ads posted by Nue OrleansRead More →

Photography Month 2022 is led by Viewpoint Photographic Art Center – a non-profit organization located in downtown Sacramento – and in collaboration with many involved partners, including the City of Sacramento, the upcoming Sacramento Photography Month is scheduled for April 2022. To see the list of events taking place throughoutRead More →

Australia’s self-proclaimed ‘biggest photography biennale’ is set to return to Melbourne and regional Victoria in April. The 2022 PHOTO International Photography Festival will open on April 29 and run until May 22. The festival program features 123 local and international artists and photographers, celebrated through 90 exhibitions, including 24 projectsRead More →