OnePlus stepped up its camera game last year by teaming up with legendary camera maker Hasselblad to bring a new and improved camera experience to users with vivid colors, fantastic dynamic range and a fresh new look. for the camera app inspired by classic Hasselblad colors. The goal was toRead More →
The snowflake was 44 feet and 6.6 inches tall Mingda Wu ARTD 464 students design the world’s largest paper snowflake, breaking the world record. The measured snowflake measured the snowflake at a revolutionary height of 44 feet and 6.6 inches. DeKALB — NIU’s ARTD 464 (Advanced Photography: Post Production) classRead More →
GRAFTON—The Taylor County Arts Council is proud to announce it will feature the work of a local woman who is passionate about finding beauty in the simple things in life, but who knows her subjects are anything but simple. As a child, Cindy Rubenstein often looked at old black andRead More →
Celebrity Cruises continues to reinvent the world of cruising – changing people’s preconceptions about cruises at the same time – with its latest initiative, The all-inclusive photo project. Playing on the concept of all-inclusive holidays, the program intends enhance and expand the representation of travel with the world’s first freeRead More →
Written by By Stefanie BlendisTommy O’Callaghan, CNN The images of sea life captured by photographer and cinematographer Shawn Heinrichs have a dual message: we should revere these majestic yet fragile creatures, but we should also fear the prospect of their extinction. Heinrichs, 50, grew up near the South African coast:Read More →
Shark Girl photographed as part of our ‘As We See It’ series. Shark Girl was created by artist Casey Riordan in 2013. Shark Girl was one of the first public art initiatives for the Albright-Knox Art Gallery and can be seen at Canalside. Harry Scull Jr./Buffalo News Sharing Iconic WNYRead More →
This beginner’s encaustic photography workshop is a great introduction if you’ve never worked with wax and the art of encaustic before.Margot Hartford “Encaustic is so forgiving for beginners! It’s so much fun!! As a photographer, I love how it allows me to play with my photographic images in a moreRead More →
Fashion photos projected to music —IRENE C. PEREZ Vintage celebrity photos shot on film by photographer Ricky Villabona for 90s fashion magazines have people on social media excited. There was intimacy in the raw, mostly black and white photos of Regine Velasquez, Melanie Marquez, Eric Fructuoso, Piolo Pascual, even theRead More →
The SkyPixel online drone community has announced the winners of SkyPixel’s seventh anniversary aerial photo and video contest. Co-hosted with drone manufacturer DJI, this year’s competition attracted nearly 30,000 submissions from professional photographers, videographers, aerial enthusiasts and content creators from 124 countries and regions. Over 100,000 USD (130,000 AUD) inRead More →
A gallery for beautiful photography gifts, states of grace, a collection of twenty-four gold pigment prints by a contemporary artist Wendi Schneider. This work is rooted in the serenity that Schneider finds in the sinuous elegance of organic forms. Artist statementstates of grace is a celebration of the senses groundedRead More →
Internationally acclaimed photographer Vanley Burke will this week launch a brand new photographic exhibition celebrating working class and migrant communities in Birmingham. The Ikon Gallery presents a series of portraits documenting migrant communities in the city as part of a project led by the University of Birmingham, capturing the experienceRead More →
Bob Hamilton Shelter. It was, fittingly, a poetry reading at Leeds Library in 2017 that brought together poet Emma Storr and photographer Bob Hamilton. It was the first time Hamilton had attended such an event and it was a chance encounter. The two chatted and five years later the resultRead More →
STERLING — The Sterling Arts Collaborative is seeking submissions for its spring juried photographic exhibition, scheduled for April 2-3 at 1835 City Hall. The deadline for submissions is March 20. “The photography exhibition is a natural continuation of the October art exhibition, which was a success in many ways,” saidRead More →
StackCommerce Camera technology has reached the point where almost anyone can take professional quality photos with the latest phones and drones. However, if you equate camera gear, the thing that separates pros from amateurs is proper training. And luckily, this training doesn’t have to be expensive. If you want toRead More →
Photography is an art, and like all art forms, seven basic elements make up our images. Although I dispute that number, I think there are eight. Understanding these elements helps us take our creativity to the next level. The first of these elements is the line. Most of our photographsRead More →
Since its acquisition by SmugMug, Flickr has undergone many changes. In my opinion, mostly positives. The company just announced another big change – and I’m not sure what to make of it. Now, the ability to share restricted and moderated content will be available to Flickr Pro members only. InRead More →
LOS ANGELES, Calif./ACCESSWIRE/March 15, 2022/ Leyla Stefani Photography recently unveiled her plan to build her first studios for rent in LA Leyla Stefani Photography is a respected name in beauty and skincare photography. In an unexpected change of direction for the company, LSP is currently building new studios in theRead More →
Every year without fail, the Prize of the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation drew our attention to photographers offering unique perspectives on the most crucial issues of the moment. Throughout its 26-year history, this influential award has showcased a range of artists who may be divergent in their backgrounds, approach andRead More →
Step 1. Buy the right equipment In order to position yourself as a competitor in the photography industry, you will need the best equipment possible. A professional studio will need not only a camera, but also lights, reflectors and backgrounds. Wedding photographers or nature photographers will need to invest inRead More →
WORKSHOPS were held in schools this week as part of the Henley Youth Festival. Children learned about arts and crafts, sculpture and photography. Four actors from the Young Shakespeare Company traveled to schools to present an interactive version of Dream of a summer nightallowing children to learn about the playRead More →
Let’s talk about street photography and photo editing. This is a topic that is sure to divide opinion; opinions are definitely something the street photography community has. Some street photographers like to post images straight out of the camera. Others spend hours working on an image with an editing tool.Read More →
If you take a photo of someone, that photo doesn’t really belong to you. Instead, what you’re doing is borrowing that person’s likeness. Which means that not only can that person use the image without paying you, but they should be safe from being sued for it – and inRead More →
A pre-St. St. Patrick’s Day concert, a barn dance and a photography exhibition by six local women: they share space on the Olympic North Peninsula route for this weekend. Here is a sampling of art, theater and music. • Port Angeles Center for Fine Arts presents its new show, “ScienceRead More →
by David Sokosh and Lisa Weilbacker The CCHS presents the third series of spring 2022 conferences: ‘Nineteenth Century Photography in Columbia County’ a zoom discussion by David Sokosh & Lisa Weilbacker Join Lisa Weilbacker and David Sokosh as they examine early photographs from the CCHS collection, discuss their place inRead More →
Retirement took some getting used to for Ann Westling, who found happiness after her career as a volunteer and member of the Nevada County Camera Club. After taking a photography course with local professional David Wong in hopes of learning how to properly use a newly purchased digital camera, WongRead More →
Photographer Tara Smyth is originally from South Africa but has lived in Omagh for 19 years. She is currently exhibiting some of her photographic work as part of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council’s ‘Art in Your Pocket’ exhibition, which is currently on display at the Ardhowen Theatre, Enniskillen. Here, sheRead More →
NEWS | CHARACTERISTICS | PREVIEWS | EVENTS originally published: 03/08/2022 (TRENTON, NJ) — “Third Thursdays,” the series of free and popular monthly photography presentations and artist talks at Mercer County Community College’s (MCCC) James Kerney Campus (JKC) Gallery at 137 North Broad Street in Trenton, will take place on MarchRead More →
The creative arts have always been a weapon of self-expression, social and political commentary, and enhancement of tradition. As such, Habiba Nowrose, a lens-based artist, is passionate about speaking about women’s rights, gender identity and mythology through her work. She is also keen to exemplify the simplicity of Bengali cultureRead More →
Fashion illustration is on the rise in our industry and imposes its own rules of engagement. For decades, illustration was supplanted by photography which perfectly suited the needs of brand marketing and communications departments, while highly paid art directors, models and photographers crafted beautiful editorials for consumers to ponder. magazines.Read More →
From left to right, Councilor Sylvia Pledger, Carol Langford and student Lisa Servouse Carol Ann Langford, who runs a photography school in Albrighton, curated the exhibition at Albrighton Library to showcase the skills and creativity of her students. All of the photographs in the exhibit were taken by students fromRead More →
One of the most attractive photographers of the 20and century, Francesca Woodman’s images are fleeting and ephemeral, executed with ghostly fragility and startling innocence. Poignant and surreal, at times nightmarish and intensely dark, his photography speaks to the mind, haunts the heart with a feverish honesty not too often foundRead More →
The Stark Museum of Art houses one of the finest collections of 19th- and 20th-century Western American art in the country. The collection focuses on the beautiful land, dramatic people, and diverse wildlife of the American West. The museum, which began as a vision of HJ Lutcher in 1927 withRead More →
Michele McNally, who elevated photojournalism at The New York Times as director of photography and later as newsroom chief during a 14-year tenure that won the paper six Pulitzer Prizes for newsreel and feature film photography, died Feb. 18 at a hospital in Yonkers, NY. She was 66. The causeRead More →
Highland Cinema, Fort William is launching an international photography competition today, in honor of traditional Scottish buildings with red roofs. Scotland has a fantastic range of beautiful red-roofed buildings, from croft houses in the Highlands to barn roofs in Shetlands and buildings in the townscapes of the central belt. ThisRead More →
the Platform ten Foundation, which brings bringing together three Vaudois cantonal museums on the site of the new Quartier des Arts in Lausanne, announces the appointment of Nathalie Herschdorfer as Director of Photo Élysée, Cantonal Museum for Photography. Nathalie Herschdorfer is a curator, art historian and photo historian, and currentlyRead More →