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 →
Houston, TX, February 28, 2022 — (PR.com) — Visual artist Bogdan Mihai launches his new series of what he calls “sculptural photography,” consisting of three-dimensional collages of some of his photographs architectural, reinvented in a new visual history. Mihai, who was asked to take some of the last photographs ofRead More →
Posing male models for full-length, natural-looking photos can be tricky. We already have a cheat sheet for posing female modelsbut photographing male subjects will usually require a different approach. Here are nine posing ideas, courtesy of our sister magazine, PhotoPlus, that will give you instant inspiration when posing your modelRead More →
Sunday, February 27, 2022, 6:38 a.m.Press Release: Strengthening Rights Virtual awards show hosted by actor Jay Ellis on Monday (BANGKOK, February 26, 2022) – Fortify Rights and Doha Debates have won a top Anthem Award for training and supporting Rohingya refugee photographers in Bangladesh, Fortify Rights said today. The projectRead More →
Left Bank Books & Kranzberg Arts Foundation welcomes St. Louis artist Jess T. Dugan, who will discuss his new collection of photographs Look at me like you love me, in person at the High Low and virtually on our Facebook Live page at 7 p.m. CT on February 28. DuganRead More →
CORNWALL—The Nick Jacobs – The Isles of Langerhans Photography Exhibit opens Saturday with a reception from 4-6 p.m. The exhibition runs until April 9. “Jacobs has been a fixture in Cornwall for many years. Never seen without his camera, he often walks around town with his portable manual typewriter inRead More →
community, In 1983, photography was considered by some not to be a valid artistic medium – even today these sentiments exist. But since the establishment of the National Photography Award by the Murray Art Museum Albury, the importance of this art form has been proven. MAMA Art Foundation President TonyRead More →
Mrs. Stafford would later use what she learned – in particular the Stanislavski technique – to immerse herself in her subjects’ world and disappear completely. She moved to New York in 1947 with dreams of succeeding on Broadway. It was at this time that she also began to experiment withRead More →
news, latest news, Five years after his death, Warrnambool photographer John ‘Jack’ Wilkins is being honored in a new art competition. Submissions for the first Jack Wilkins Art Prize – Experimental Photography are open until March 14. The award is intended to commemorate his life and contribution to the artRead More →
As we have already informed you before, director Luv Ranjan got married to his longtime girlfriend in Agra on February 20. As mentioned, many BTown celebrities like Ranbir Kapoor, Arjun Kapoor, Shraddha Kapoor and others attended the grand wedding. We gave you a sneak peek of the wedding hall beingRead More →
If you’ve been in the photography business for a while, you’ve almost certainly heard of guidelines. Many of the world’s top creators apply this technique to their shots, and it’s a fantastic way to enhance your visual storytelling. But despite the many benefits of photography guidelines, it can be difficultRead More →
Mangaluru: The Mangaluru Chapter of the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH), will organize an exhibition of rare vintage photographs of the cricket course in Mangaluru, from the collection of Kasturi Balakrishna Pai, a former cricket umpire from the Mangaluru region. The exhibition will celebrate the historyRead More →
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Cheesecake goodness: Love & Cheesecake, an artisan dessert and cake brand with over 17 outlets in Mumbai, is launching its store in Delhi’s defense colony this weekend. Founded by Ruchyeta Bhatia and chef Amit Sharma in 2012, the brand is known for 56 unique flavors, such as singleRead More →
A brand new digital photography course from Wake Forest exhibits its work at a local art gallery Clark’s photographs “Bladerunner Scape 1” and “Bladerunner Scape 2” reflect the aesthetic of the film “Bladerunner”. The stArt.dt gallery recently opened a new exhibition called “Film Stills”, which features the work of studentsRead More →
The series captures landscapes, with an “emphasis on local vistas,” says Johnson. Enjoy the grandeur of Mother Nature through a local lens in March – The Paso Robles Public Library will exhibit local resident Ken Johnson’s photographic collection in March. Interested in photography since the 1980s, Johnson was unable toRead More →
The Winona Arts Center, 228 East Fifth, presents “Driftless Pollinators Plus”, an exhibition of photographs by Scott Leddy opening February 20, 2022, with a reception from 1-4 p.m. There will be a screening of a film called “Decoding the Driftless” at 2 p.m. during the reception with a gallery talkRead More →
Before you dive into this article, keep in mind that I’m not saying Photoshop is bad. I say photo editors that I refuse to call photographers use it in an incredibly misleading way. And moreover, if you are tired of our ads, please download our app on iOS and Android,Read More →
From romantic getaways to last-minute gifts, Saudi Arabia has Valentine’s Day covered JEDDAH: Valentine’s Day, the annual celebration of romance and love, is upon us, bringing with it the usual flurry of greeting cards, dinner reservations, huge boxes of chocolates and lavish bouquets of roses. Once considered a social tabooRead More →
Author Henry Carroll has released a thought-provoking new photography book that features quotes and interviews from 50 high-profile and renowned photographers. Aimed at curious critics, this book can be considered an extension of his earlier works, the Read this if you want to take great pictures series. Carroll is knownRead More →
February 11, 2022, 1:54 p.m. | Updated: February 11, 2022, 2:03 PM The inside of a cello. Photo: Charles Brooks Photographer Charles Brooks invites us to discover the inner workings of our musical instruments… Musical instruments are often considered beautiful; from century-old violins to new gold-lacquered saxophones, they are oftenRead More →
February 11, 2022 | 04:21 IST Reaching new heights in photography A team of photographers is scheduled to represent the country at the Photographic World Cup where they will be rewarded with medals for their work. The team leader in Goan spoke about the challenges ahead Ajit John A teamRead More →
…I took a close look at the Bald Eagle’s wing before cropping the image and it looks like our friend has a temporary hitchhiker near the tip of his right wing on one of the main flight feathers… the bug was probably not meant to be on the wing forRead More →
Starting her own photography business – Brianna Buchholz Photography – just three days after graduation, she has spent her time building her portfolio and brand with clients in St. Louis, Missouri. PORTSMOUTH — Approaching the second anniversary of owning her own business, Shawnee State University alum BriannaRead More →
James Bidgood, who elevated campy gay photography in the 1960s and 70s with his carefully staged spooky imagery, and who was the anonymous director of ‘Pink Narcissus’, a gay film released in 1971 that became something of a a cult classic, died on January 31 in Manhattan. He was 88Read More →
Photography is one of the most powerful tools we have to see the beauty of the world around us. But it’s not just a beautiful image that we’re looking for, but also the beauty that’s inside. When you take photos, you enter another world where all the beauty in theRead More →
MEDIAIMAG/Shutterstock.com Whether you’re using a smartphone, drone, or action camera, you might have a choice between doing a timelapse or a hyperlapse. Although they look similar, each has a different purpose. All timelapses compress time, but hyperlapses add a dimension of movement. The basic timelapse The basic idea of aRead More →
In 2015, Samyang (also known as Rokinon) wowed photographers with the 135mm f/2.0 ED UMC, a bright, sharp, and affordable manual focus lens that shipped for no less than ten mounts. of different cameras. Seven years later, and in a very different market, it follows up with a complete overhaulRead More →
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and many of us are still on the hunt for the perfect gift for the special people in our lives. Finding a gift for a photographer can be a challenge, as they often have all the gadgets. Many photography-related purchases can also beRead More →
A portrait of a grandfather. A photo of a hidden room in the back of a church that provides refuge for families fleeing violence. These images aren’t the ones people typically use to describe San Antonio, but photographer Scott Ball says they’re just as representative of the city as anyRead More →
Nick Didlick covered 15 Olympic Games during his 38-year career as a professional photographer, starting in 1984 with the Games in Sarajevo (then in Yugoslavia). So to say he’s a seasoned pro is an understatement. Didlick is set to cover the upcoming 2022 Olympics in Beijing, China, and recently sharedRead More →
WATCH: Kenneth Grant Inzpirations owner explains ‘rePresent’ photo exhibit at One Daytona Photographer James Carey of Kenneth Grant Inzpirations talks about the second annual “rePresent” photo exhibition at One Daytona, February 2-9, 2022. Clayton Park, The Daytona Beach News-Journal DAYTONA BEACH — The owners of photography and design studio KennethRead More →
Ejatu Shaw has been interested in photography ever since she was introduced to the medium in her high school darkroom. “My teacher taught me how to create photograms of random objects, which I would develop, paint or use in collages and sculptures,” she tells us. Learning to create these photogramsRead More →
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 →
An international showcase for the best in digital photography of the built environment, The Art of Building 2021 competition saw two photographers win the top prize and each taking home $2,030 (£1,510 / AU$2,900) in prize money. The competition is now in its 11th year and is open to professionalRead More →
Allen Bourne is a photographer who, along with his business partner Allen Morrison, runs the Land of Enchantment photographic art gallery located in the heart of the Old Town. (Roberto E. Rosales/Albuquerque Journal) Allen Bourne has a keen sense of photography. Just like Allen Morrison. The photographers met in 2018Read 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 →
2022 is shaping up to be a good year for mirror lens fans. Last month, Japan’s Kenko Tokina announced the Kenko Mirror Lens 400mm f/8 N II, a refresh of its relatively recent 400mm f/8 2020 model lens. Now it follows with a 500mm f/8 lens which will give youRead 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 →
When shooting at home or in the studio, you may find that the backgrounds you have are insufficient to bring your vision to life. For example, if you want to have a starry night background for your still life subject, you’ll have to wait until it’s dark and light beforeRead 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 →
“The 30” competition has officially announced its list of 30 up-and-coming photographers to watch in 2022. And as expected, it’s absolutely stacked with amazing image makers with plenty of work worthy of your attention. Note: All images shown here are of this year’s contest winners. Contest history The Forcado bullfightersRead More →
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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 →
Western Australian Seniors Card holders with a passion for photography are invited to enter the 2022 Golden Lens Photography Competition. The contest provides an opportunity for over 400,000 WA Senior Card members to share photos that reflect the lives of seniors and the interests of seniors across WA. Seniors andRead More →
You got up early in the morning, you climbed a steep mountain to photograph a view at sunrise, you are exhausted, then you can’t see anything, because there is only a tight fog instead of a view. Is there a way to succeed if there were more and even biggerRead 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 →
Walter LeCroy’s interest in photography began at an early age and remained a lifelong passion. In the mid-1940s, around the age of ten, he began developing his own film, making contact prints using a flashlight inside a ruby-colored water glass. As a teenager in Decatur, Alabama, his photos of newsworthyRead 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 →
Homepage ” General” Engage, Advocate, Inspire and Empower – Using Photography as a Driver of Sustainability (By Aida Muluneh) By Aida Muluneh Let’s answer the million dollar question: Why is photography important? Because he speaks, he communicates, he educates and he cultivates change. I am often asked this question andRead 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 →
Those who think 3D imaging is a post-digital innovation should think again, say Denis Pellerin and Brian May, authors of A New History of Stereoscopic Photography. The problem with stereoscopic photography is that it’s just not taken seriously enough. This is the view of two of the world’s leading expertsRead 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 →
SSometimes Instagram feeds find their own language. Our editor came across Edgar Ortiz’s work while scrolling. Ortiz, 38, is an amateur photographer and musician. He specializes in streetscapes like this, in which the city can seem on fire. He gives each of his images a moody soundtrack – this oneRead 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 →
In the first of what will be a regular series of ‘virtual art shows’ by Bernews highlighting some of the island’s many skilled photographers and artists as well as some of our own images and designs, this inaugural episode serves to showcase talented young photographers who were finalists in theRead More →
The NFT boom is no longer just a sensational explosion, but rather a new reality for digital creators. In the world of photography, new collectives are forming and photographers are interacting with digital images in whole new ways. Over the past year, the dominant phrase in the crypto space hasRead More →
Trenton, New Jersey — “Third Thursdays,” the popular monthly photography presentation and artist talks at the James Kerney Campus (JKC) gallery at Mercer County Community College (MCCC) at 137 North Broad Street in Trenton, will take place on January 20, 2022 from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. This month, theRead 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 →
At dusk, against the rapidly fading light of the sky, the Art Produce gallery’s floor-to-ceiling windows gleam practically from the University Avenue sidewalk in North Park. Inside, larger-than-life photographs adorn the walls closest to the windows. Shown is a single dancer, captured by photographer Doug McMinimy, performing a recent workRead 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 →
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 →
Unbeknownst to many, acclaimed rock artist and singer-songwriter Bryan Adams is both a successful published musician and photographer. Adams began his photographic journey in the early 60s and 70s and has since exhibited his work across the world and has partnered with many editorial brands. The next steps for theRead 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 →
Dressed in a hoodie and black pants, Raihan R Vadra is caught returning from the food court at The India Story presented by Neotia Arts Trust (TIS), in association with The telegraph, in Swabhumi, when we stop him for photos. In his twenties, Raihan was at TIS to present hisRead More →
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