Vital Impacts, a non-profit organization founded by award winners National geography Photographer Ami Vitale and visual journalist Eileen Mignoni are hosting a print sale to support a number of conservation charities – and some serious names are involved, including Paul Nicklen, Jimmy Chin and even Dr Jane Goodall. If youRead More →
Photography is a way of seeing. A Way of Looking at Life, People, Scenes and Objects and an upcoming free two-day workshop presented by CYENS Thinker Maker Space in Nicosia focuses on one of these things. Silvio Rusmigo, freelance documentary and commercial photographer based in Cyprus, will lead a workshopRead More →
Global 3D Product Photography Solutions Market research includes market forecast information such as market revenue, manufacturer size, production and consumption ratios, as well as CAGR value. The research examines the most important variables influencing the market such as market growth, development status, and other industry-specific challenges. The 3D product photographyRead More →
If you’re looking for something fun to do in your post-Thanksgiving tryptophan haze that doesn’t involve chowing down on another serving of pizza stuffing and / or begging everyone to be quiet so you can watch Planes, Trains and Automobiles in peace, there are two new complementary photography exhibits atRead More →
The magnificent Abbotsbury swans are featured in a new book from a Bridport photographer who also looks after them. Charlie Wheeler has launched his first photography book – Abbotsbury Swannery Through my Lens. As director of the Swannery, 32-year-old Charlie gets a unique insight into the life of these royalRead More →
BY KIMBERLY KARIATI CONCEPTUAL model Ruvarashe “Zoey” Udenge says her greatest achievement in the modeling industry has been self-discovery and expression through photography that allows black women to embrace their beauty and culture. In an interview with NewsDay Life & Style, Zoey said the creative industry has given her theRead More →
TXT recently took part in a photoshoot for Vogue magazine! In the accompanying interview, each member had the chance to explain what particularly interested them or what they have focused on recently. Soobin kicked off the interview by describing his particular affinity for the idea of nostalgia. A K-pop fanRead More →
Torridon, Glencoe and the Isle of Skye have attracted photographers and landscape artists over the centuries. The highlands of Scotland are vast and breathtaking without interruption – a great country indeed. It is the internationally perceived face of Scotland – a meticulously sculpted land of peaks, valleys, lakes and shores.Read More →
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Snowboard photographer Jerome Tanon is developing prints for his new photographic art book, Heroes: … [+] Women in snowboard Courtesy of Jérôme Tanon For almost two years, snowboard industry photographer Jérôme Tanon has traveled the world with the best female snowboarders in the sport. Some, like the American Jamie AndersonRead More →
A person looks into the distance, surrounded by a veld of grass and weeds. Their sex is indefinable. The subject’s expression is also subject to interpretation. But one thing is clear: the individual is black. Ambiguity, especially around the genre of the subject, is the hallmark of Zanele Muholi’s work,Read More →
Exhibition of the week Life between the islandsAlberta Whittle, Sonia Boyce and Hurvin Anderson are among the stars of what promises to be a definitive study of British Caribbean art since the 1950s. Tate Britain, London, December 1 to April 3 Also showing Alvin baltropTruly striking photographs of gay lifeRead More →
After 18 difficult months, the world is starting to reopen and people are ready for new adventures, and this is something ViewSonic, one of the world’s leading providers of visual solutions, is celebrating with a new photography exhibition. The ColorPro Award Global Photography Competition was founded by ViewSonic in 2020Read More →
Recently, Australia has seen some of its vital photographic infrastructure collapse: the Australian Center for Photography (ACP) announced its hibernation in December 2020 and the iconic Michaels camera store in Melbourne closed after a century. activity. The Australian Institute of Professional Photographers (AIPP) has bid farewell after 75 years ofRead More →
Holly Wiles describes herself on her website as a “one woman show”, an accurate portrayal of this wife, mother and entrepreneur. Wiles, who runs Holly Danielle Photography, has a love of photography that led her to work behind the scenes on the reality show “Toddlers and Tiaras” to start herRead More →
Albany’s Ally Jayne Croston has loved photography since she was a child, but didn’t have the confidence to share her passion until she joined Team A. The A-Team is an ACE Camera Club Albany photography project that helps people with disabilities hone their skills and get involved with a thrivingRead More →
“There is no substitute for hard workThis is one of the best lines to present Gaurav Chauhan. She is one of the best young stars who proves herself without any laziness. According to him, “We must always listen to our heart”. And he still does. When a dynamic teenager unitesRead More →
If you want your photography to look like art, there are several sources of inspiration you can turn to. We’re also not talking about people like Mondrian, Pollack, or even Goya. Rembrandt was a working and living artist in the 17th century. His work is one of the most famousRead More →
A Louis Norton mural, depicting a variety of local scenes, will be on display at a special exhibition as a fundraiser for the Kennebunkport Historical Society on December 2. The photo shows a clip of what viewers will see. Courtesy Image KENNEBUNKPORT – A special exhibition of a mural paintingRead More →
Music lovers today would be shocked to hear concert photographer Larry Hulst’s memories of attending shows in the 1960s and 1970s. Like how people would hear by word of mouth that a band was coming to town rather than being inundated with concert announcements. Hulst lived in Sacramento, Calif. InRead More →
Few rock ‘n’ roll stars have understood the symbiotic relationship between music and image better than David Bowie and, in photographer Mick Rock, Bowie has found the perfect creative partner. Commissioned to do a photojournalism article by the London office of Rolling Stone magazine, Rock went to a Bowie concertRead More →
What can we expect with wordless love? That’s all I felt. I didn’t write to myself saying: i will do this concept. I like it to be very spontaneous, like a bit of abstract art, and then I put words into it and make it a concept. This is allRead More →
The Capitol Park Museum, 660 N. Fourth St., will open “The Yellow Book: Old South Baton Rouge,” a photo exhibit exploring the legacy of highway construction in Old South Baton Rouge, with a 4:00 pm reception. at 7:00 p.m. 30. The exhibit is part of a larger project called ‘TheRead More →
A woman stands next to her portrait at the exhibition | Photo: Manisha World | The imprint Text size: A- A + Chhatarpur: Fine art photos of Rohit Chawla adorn the spaces of a New Delhi lifestyle showroom. The exhibition – The eye of design – hosted by Spin featuresRead More →
Update of Chamber members (Boca Raton, Florida) Nearly 50 clients, VIPs, friends and family recently gathered for a reception and ribbon cutting at Boca Chamber to celebrate the opening of the Warner-Prokos Photography Studio, now located at 751 Park of Commerce Drive in Boca Raton. Award-winning master photographer, LuAnn Warner-ProkosRead More →
Fae Laume Photography will officially open its new studio in Pigeon today, offering residents a new option for taking professional photos. Amanda Scott, the woman behind the new studio, is from Midland and has been an award-winning professional photographer for nine years. She is a member of several photography organizations,Read More →
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then the latest collection of photographs to arrive at Lafayette College art galleries has a lot to say. Bennett J. Goodman ’79 recently provided the college with an extensive collection of period photos capturing significant moments in civil rights history. Containing overRead More →
Whether you are looking to expand your photography practice around the world or take on a personal creative project, a PSC Master of Arts Photography can help. + Study at Australia’s preeminent specialist Photographic College founded in 1972+ Online and / or on campus at our brand new art facilitiesRead More →
Photo: Eric Bennett, Photographer of the Year, Winner. Nowadays, even though we look at a photo of a beautiful landscape, we often assume that there must be quite a bit of Photoshop involved in the final product. But a new photography competition proves that many photographers don’t need a lotRead More →
Christopher J. Herzog does not remember his first photo subjects as a student at Pennsylvania College of Technology. But the memories of recent filming promise to be forever. Herzog set his sights on the most advanced space telescope in history, an observatory that aims to identify the first stars andRead More →
Shepherdstown, West Virginia – It’s not often that the children of pastoral Kearneysville, West Virginia grow up to travel around the world, taking photos during post-Soviet election celebrations in Red Square or with shepherds itinerants in the Peruvian countryside. But that was the life former Shepherd University photography professor BenitaRead More →
Why does the world need another landscape photography competition? Well, the Natural Landscape Photography Awards, the first competition of its kind, aims to promote landscape photographers who seek realism and authenticity in their images. This new competition established important parameters for input images that restrict certain digital editing and compositionRead More →
The International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum not only honors seven highly respected talented photographers, but features some of their work in an exhibition until February 11, 2022. The Hall of Fame recognized Pete Souza, Dawoud Bey, Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Larry Burrows, David Douglas Duncan, Sally Mann and Joyce TennesonRead More →
In what they call a “rotating” exhibit, Amon Carter of American Art of Fort Worth is planning the first major museum investigation of contemporary Indigenous photographers. “Speaking with Light: Contemporary Indigenous Photography” will highlight the works of over 30 Indigenous artists and explore “the dynamic ways in which (they) haveRead More →
NEW YORK – When David Lee was growing up in Brooklyn, his older brother would drag him out of the house whenever he felt like making a movie. “Spike would say, ‘You have to come with me. I’m shooting something, ”says David Lee. “His initial impulse was to document. TheRead More →
The freedom to choose a specialization in higher education according to one’s interest has led to an increase in demand for various creative courses, including photography. One perception is that students can only benefit from certificates or degree courses in the subject, but three-year degree courses in photography are alsoRead More →
A Harrogate charity organized an exhibition to showcase the artistic talents of its learners with disabilities. The event, held at Disability Action Yorkshire’s Hornbeam Park training center, saw 14 students display artwork and photographs based on the theme of heraldry and quiet places. Harriet Walker, deputy director of training forRead More →