January 2022

Philip Castleton is an award-winning commercial and architectural photographer based in Toronto. Phillip offers photography services for businesses, architects, businesses, real estate, interior designers, construction professionals and hospitality. His images are typically used for websites, marketing presentations, public relations initiatives, editorial purposes, and corporate communications. He is a dedicated photographer,Read More →

The Northwest Connecticut Land Conservancy’s next virtual event, Wildlife Cameras 101, will look back at the best wildlife conservation videos of 2021. Summer Hoogenboom, wildlife biologist and NCLC volunteer, will provide context for the animal behavior displayed in these short clips. This event will also provide tips for starting aRead More →

Oscar Holland, CNN A shadow puppet show in a village, a shepherd grazing cattle and two young acrobats doing handstands are among the scenes depicted in a photography competition highlighting life in China. Now in its second year, the annual Global SinoPhoto Awards, held in association with the Lau ChinaRead More →

While his work on the runway is well documented, the designer’s lesser-known photography is just as much a testament to his irrepressible creativity When Manfred Thierry Mugler who passed away on Sunday, he not only left behind a vast legacy of iconic designs, but also an immense photographic body ofRead More →

Apple shared a short film titled The return, which was released on the occasion of the Chinese New Year. Created by director Zhang Meng, the video kicks off the Year of the Tiger with the story of a father, a son, and a forgotten village with an “out of thisRead More →

The Harbor City Photography Club’s Photo Salon exhibit is back and in person and submissions are now welcome. Professional and amateur photographers from across Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands have until April 16 to submit as many images as they wish for the annual HCPC Photo Show, which forRead More →

Photo: Taylor Kizyma “Okanagan Inspired” is a weekly series of profiles offering insight into the stories and inspirations of South Okanagan residents who take on creative roles in the community. A local photographer is inspired by the landscapes of the South Okanagan to capture special memories for her clients forever.Read More →

Don’t look for the Spanish Photography Museum in Barcelona, ​​Madrid or Bilbao. Even if these last two cities have made eyes to be moved there, the museum of the Spanish image is located at the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, in full Guipuzcoa, one of the four provinces of theRead More →

Allie Haeusslein Photography Museum Pier 24 The Pier 24 Photography Museum in SF announces the promotion of Allie Haeusslein to Director. She will now work in tandem with director Christopher McCall. I am grateful to Andy and Mary Pilara and Christopher McCall for their support and recognition. I look forwardRead More →

What is a photograph? There are many ways to answer this simple question, but in basic abstract terms through the prism of lighting, every photograph is a combination of highlights and shadows. The only reason we see depth and dimension is actually shadow. Understanding shadows is crucial to growing asRead More →

OXFORD, Alabama (WBRC) – The Oxford business Hurt House of Photography burned down Friday morning. The Oxford Fire Service received a structural fire call at 130 Snow Street in Oxford at 10.22am. Firefighters arrived within two minutes. Hurt House of Photography is owned by Danny Hurt. The house, built inRead More →

Local photographer Shelly Duncan breaks down the things to know when hiring a wedding photographer for your big day. From wedding portraits and first-look reveals to ceremony snaps and candids on the dance floor, your wedding day is likely to be one of the most photographed days of your life.Read More →

Doha: The “Between Science and Art: Ancient Photography in the Middle East” exhibition at the Qatar National Library (QNL) ended successfully with hundreds of visitors exploring the exhibition between September and December 2021. The concept of the exhibition was to present some of the first photographic images taken in theRead More →

anchor “Brightness” Photographed by Joebel Garcisto. Camera used: Sony A7R III. Image courtesy of Art of Building Photography Competition Breathtaking photographs of buildings around the world were celebrated by the 2021 submissions to the Art of Building photography competition. The international competition is run by the Chartered Institute of BuildingRead More →

Gaston Paris (1905-1964), a talented and assiduous photographer who was frequently published, notably in the magazine VU, remains largely unknown. A virtuoso technician and ingenious observer, he and his peers satisfied the visual appetite of the 1930s. The exhibition titled “Gaston Paris“. “Photography on show” invites us to rediscover theRead More →

Image via Chronicle Chroma Late last year, Chronicle Books published the first-ever career-spanning photography book celebrating the work of the iconic author Spike Lee. Title PEAK, it features hundreds of previously unseen photographs of David Lee, Spike’s brother and longtime photographer. With its colorful purple cover adorned with giant goldRead More →

Issue 1 of Seaside Gothic magazine A new print magazine has been launched to share seaside stories, coastal poetry and tidal tales, as well as photography and artwork. seaside gothic was created by award-winning writer Seb Reilly, who also writes for The Isle of Thanet News. 2021 has been aRead More →

Let’s take a look at the many people behind the scenes who help us create our singular vision. It’s a production week for me. This means several things. First, I don’t sleep much. Two, I’m the happiest man on earth. And third, rather than regale you with a particularly longRead More →

A local high school art teacher offered a unique photography challenge to her students. No matter the skill behind the lens, the works of 21 Sandwich high school students are on display for the enjoyment of the community. “I was a little afraid of the camera,” says Grade 11 studentRead More →

After the closing of the submission of entries for the WeNaija Photography Contest and the selection of the top 100 images by public vote, the Nigeria Solidarity Support Fund (NSSF) announced plans to auction and exhibit the selected images. Funds generated from this competition and other activities will be usedRead More →

The Rehoboth Art League will launch its first exhibition of the year at its historic Henlopen Acres campus on Friday, January 14. Now in its seventh year, the popular regional juried photography exhibition returns to Corkran Gallery. This annual exhibition invites artists from Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, New Jersey andRead More →

January is pro-life month. During this month, it is important to remind our culture that every life was created with a mission and a purpose. Every conceived child is created in the image and likeness of God and deserves to be respected and revered. Unfortunately, we live in a societyRead More →

Located 32 km east of Kathmandu, Panauti, to many, may seem like a city frozen in time. Unlike most Newa towns in neighboring Kathmandu Valley, Panauti still retains its old world charm. But a new book of photography by social anthropologist Gerard Toffin and photographer based in Panauti Prasant Shrestha,Read More →

In October 2020, Washington DC-based photographer Melissa Lyttle visited a cemetery in Frederick, Maryland, where two Confederate monuments had been demolished and vandalized. There she met a historian who – upon learning of her intention to photograph the damage – invited her to view the remains of the monuments, whichRead 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 →

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 →

To celebrate the New Year, the Ridgefield Library will feature an exhibit of group photographs depicting the work of the Ridgefield Shutterbugs. An in-person artists reception will be held on Saturday, January 8 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., and the exhibit will be on display in the lower-level galleryRead More →

Lying face down on the grass, I slowly crawl forward on my elbows. The sun has already disappeared, swept away by heavy rain clouds and the thick, suffocating mantle of the night. All that’s left of the day is a tangerine glow streaking the horizon, illuminating a giraffe bull beneathRead More →

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Something is happening (and changing) in the world of photography. In this case, it’s fate Photographic the one who revolutionizes and will revolutionize this cultural field. They are not defined as a Museum or a traditional art gallery, but rather as a destination with a clear purpose: “only to inspire,Read More →

There are fashions that come into fashion that then become outdated and others that become overused clichés. Some of the things we do are just plain unethical. Here’s what’s slated to drop this year, and drone owners won’t be thrilled. Instagram style filters and predefined Lightroom equivalents are out OverRead More →