Amateur artists and photographers submitted creative works based on the theme of horses, pets and wildlife to raise funds for a small charity in Welwyn Garden City. Digswell Place Group Riding for the Disabled Association, which offers horseback riding sessions for adults and children with disabilities, relies on donations andRead More →
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September 20, 2021 – 7:51 PM BST Rachel avery The Queen’s House: Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II owns many royal residences such as Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle, but there is one she has never even lived in. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has an extensive portfolio of royal residencesRead More →
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The smartphone for Snapdragon insiders, built by ASUS ASUS and Qualcomm There is a common misconception that sensor size and megapixel count are the most important considerations when evaluating camera specs and image quality. While both of these things are undeniably important to many photography professionals and enthusiasts, they areRead More →
For its final show of the season, the Maine Art Gallery in Wiscasset presents four art photographers, each celebrating Maine through their own perspective and aesthetic. Works by Terry Hire, Jim Nickelson, Lisa Mossel Vietze, and Olga Merrill explore Maine through images that are both abstract and figurative, all withRead More →
Press release Bombay, September 20: To bring holistic youth development with a focus on skills development, Ryan International Group of Institutions hosted a photography workshop and interactive session with ace photographer Advait Vaidya, executive producer and film photographer from Benetone Films, Thailand on the occasion of World Photography Day withRead More →
The Qatar National Library’s photographic exhibition, “Between Science and Art: The First Photographs in the Middle East,” opened to the public on September 20 with a brief ceremony. His Excellency Dr. Hamad Bin Abdulaziz Al-Kawari, Minister of State of Qatar and President of the Qatar National Library, inaugurated the exhibitionRead More →
The wait for photography fans has been long but The Photography Show has finally opened its doors to visitors until September 21, 2021. At the event, big names in the industry such as Nikon have booths where visitors can learn about the products and learn a thing or two fromRead More →
The 2021 Photography Fair and Video Fair is in full swing and we’re having fun exploring the talks, demos, and kit previews in the living room. One of the benefits of TPS is the ability to chat with professional shooters and brand experts, get insider tips and tricks to improveRead More →
She said the Public Art Commission “viewed photography and portraiture, in particular, as a powerful tool to help people truly recognize and connect with each other.” Originally, the project was scheduled to roll out in spring 2019, but Towns said community engagement was so strong the opening was pushed backRead More →
To share Tweeter To share To share E-mail What is creativity? If you are looking in the dictionary, it is using the imagination or original ideas to create something. Of course, this has always been the preserve of humans, beings who can dream big and visualize concepts. Lately, however, researchersRead More →
Is photography an art? That’s a good question and if you were hoping for a definitive answer here, I’m afraid I must disappoint you. This is partly because there is no definitive answer to the question and also because any suggestion in one way or another is likely to setRead More →
Apple is hosting a series of free virtual sessions in India as part of its “Today at Apple” initiative. Almost a month after the launch of the Apple Online Store in India, the tech giant will commemorate the occasion by offering free virtual workshops related to photography, music, art andRead More →
Italian photographer Aidan Sartin Conte creates surreal photo mashups that blend human faces with cityscapes. In his two series, where is my Mind and Chrononaut stories, Conte explores the gray matter of the brain, the place where humans create memories, imaginations and dreams. In where is my Mind, human facesRead More →
In February 2014, prominent American photographer Abelardo Morell found himself tired of the same old thing – that thing being his annual ritual of giving Lisa A. McElaney, his wife and partner of nearly 40, a bouquet of flowers on the occasion of his birthday. (Truth be told, Lisa, aRead More →
FAIRVIEW – McKay Larsen’s photographic art will be honored at an opening reception on Friday, August 24, 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., in the Rotating Artist Gallery at the Fairview Museum of History and Art, 85 North 100 East. The art will then be on display until November 2. MckayRead More →
Photographer Helena Georgiou captures subjects that are often overlooked in our daily lives. His impressive portfolio features many portraits of people we would likely meet on the street without a second glance. Georgiou gives them the limelight in his compositions, with a facet of these portraits against daring outdoor landscapes.Read More →
Much like thousands of parents with children, Kerry Goodall has packed her camera to capture memories of her child’s events. But, unlike many other parents, this leisure activity turned into a full-time profession. Goodall, a retired teacher from Meridian Public School, has just opened Studio 154 at 67 E. SaginawRead More →
Professor Ken Bronowski poses with student photographers in front of the Louvre museum. (left to right): Lyndsey Cunningham, Stephanie Hamilton, Breanna Propes, Ken Bronowski, Kelly Flatt, Bridget Protsman, Erica McDermott and Jessica Rooth Students look at the Louvre Pyramid. Cain Buchmeier, Times correspondent For the second year in a row,Read More →
Courtesy of Blue Sky and Robert FrankPolaroid image of Robert Frank from his “Painkiller” series at the Blue Sky Gallery Photographic overload. I pondered the implications of such a possibility while spending time with the 48 Polaroid images in Taken by Frank from the 1970s to the present day, PolaroidsRead More →
Lee Moorhouse Photograph Collection, PH036-6172, Special Collections and University Archives, University of Oregon, EugeneThomas Leander Moorhouse “Major Lee”, Log Canoe on the Columbia River, c. 1900, part of the exhibition “Beside the Big River” at the Maryhill Museum of Art. GOLDENDALE, Washington – can wait, but he does not standRead More →
This one seems to be suspended in front of the case. Hyper Nº03, 2007 © Denis Darzacq Have you ever taken a photo and captured it at the right time to make it a pretty funny picture? This is exactly what French photographer Denis Darzacq does: perfect timing to makeRead More →
MIKHAIL BARYSHNIKOV, one of the greatest dancers in history, became a dance photographer. His images reveal a very unorthodox style; as the title of his new exhibition at 401 Projects suggests, “Merce My Way,” its subject matter is the equally unorthodox work of another dance artist, Merce Cunningham. Mr BaryshnikovRead More →
The subjects of the velvety black-and-white images aren’t exactly Irving Penn’s elegantly dressed or undressed regulars: a plump maid with her bucket and brush; a bespectacled seamstress draped in her tape measure; a scuba diver disappearing in his helmet and monstrous suit. But Mr. Penn considered these portraits of blue-collarRead More →