RED BANK, NJ — Amanda Snell and Jeff Gross hope to share their passion for photography with the Red Bank community at their new store, Camera Culture, 24 Monmouth St. The traditional neighborhood camera store opened its doors three months ago and just had a grand opening event last weekendRead More →
John Edmonds: We start with sensitive subjects, so a sensitive subject for you is women? Schorr necklace: Yes. I. : And a sensitive topic for me is? CS: Men. I. : Yeah. CS: Having the gender that attracts us as a sensitive subject – the subject of care and curiosityRead More →
LOS ANGELES, September 27, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Amazonia: Photograph by Sebastião Salgado, designed by Lélia Wanick Salgado, will make its North American debut at the California Science Center on October 21, 2022. This multimedia experience, presented with the generous support of the Annenberg Foundation, includes photographs, videos and an envelopingRead More →
Some of Danton McDiffett’s photographs are exhibited in Gallery 708. Photo courtesy of Salina Public Library”/>Some of Danton McDiffett’s photographs are exhibited in Gallery 708. Photo courtesy of Salina Public Library Salina Public Library Photographer Danton McDiffett is currently presenting his exhibition Memories on metal in Gallery 708 of theRead More →
The internet can be a cruel and unforgiving place, especially when sharing your art, opinions, or creative endeavors with people around the world. It’s a sad reality that many viewers and readers are ready to start typing on their keyboards with words that hurt, hit home, and shake your confidence.Read More →
As an industry, we need to do better. For our profession, for beginners and experienced photographers, for customers who do not get all the information. We must stand up to those who devalue our work by misleading clients and new photographers. It’s time to stop allowing it. Let’s look atRead More →
The Greenham base has launched its popular My Wild Life photography competition, inspired by the return of the Natural History Museum’s 58 Wildlife Photographer of the Year to its gallery in February/March 2023. Once again, Newbury Weekly News photographer Phil Cannings and art editor Trish Lee will join the judgingRead More →
REVERATE (WBZNewsRadio) – This is a flash of the past in Revere. Maureen and her fiancé Dave own and operate Evoke Tintype from their home in Revere, after learning about the historic form of photography during the pandemic. “I came across a tintype image and it really took my breathRead More →
Getty Images, one of the largest stock image platforms, has banned AI-generated images. If you wish to download and sell the work you have created via DALL-E, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion or any other text to image tool, you will not be able to do so here. The reason? Potential copyrightRead More →
The Classic Jazz Visions concert series returns to the main stage on Saturday, October 1, 2022, with a public reception at 6:30 p.m. and a show at 7:30 p.m. This unique musical and pictorial tribute to Jack Bradley’s jazz photography was a completely sold out hit when it first appearedRead More →
Woods and forests have been a source of inspiration for artists and storytellers for centuries. Characteristic gnarled tree branches, dancing leaves and details that blend into a hazy background bring an almost dreamlike quality, evoking memories of fantasy tales and epic poetry. These aspects make woodland landscape images popular withRead More →
Six years ago, photographer Jamie Beck was seemingly living life. She ran a thriving commercial photography studio in New York City and had all the trappings of success: prestigious clients from vogue at Nike, a nice apartment, designer clothes, a vintage car. However, surrounded by what seemed like a dream,Read More →
For most people, photography is capturing light on a medium for recording purposes. That’s why it’s called photography, it’s the combination of φωτός (photos) and γραφή (graph), the Greek words for light and drawing. However, as computer hardware became more powerful and games more complex, a new genre of photographyRead More →
Sunday, September 25, 2022 1:00 p.m. Kopje Regional Park, 15480 Carr’s Landing Road, Lake Country Fireweed Eco-Fest is an eco-arts festival that welcomes writers, comedians, visual artists, musicians and performers from the Okanagan Valley and across Canada for three days of high caliber performances at alongside socially responsible artistic creationsRead More →
Over the past ten months I have photographed hundreds of people in Sydney’s western suburb of Parramatta for a portrait project called Being Together: Parramatta Yearbook. The yearbook portraits show the people who live, work and play in Parramatta against the backdrop of an ever-changing city. The way a photographerRead More →
Roberto Valenzuela developed his unique teaching style by following the same rigorous regimen he developed as a professional concert classical guitarist and educator before becoming a photographer. Roberto believes that it is not skill but deliberate practice that is at the heart of skill and success. He has traveled toRead More →
An aurora dances, illuminating the night sky. The Milky Way stretches over the snow-capped peaks. An abstract view of the sun and the moon. These images and many more make up the winning cohort of this year’s Astronomical Photographer of the Year awards, presented annually by the Royal Observatory GreenwichRead More →
September 17, 2022 Photographers – from beginners to seasoned professionals – can try out the latest equipment and receive expert advice at Photography Show & The Video Show 2022. With a whole program of masterclasses and talks taking place throughout the show, we have gathered a selection of the bestRead More →
Modern artists do more than capture a moment. They straddle the line between the present and the future, creating works imbued with emotional revelation as well as visual appeal. This balance is extremely visible in the Cleveland Museum of Art’s “The New Black Vanguard: Photography Between Art and Fashion”, anRead More →
Interested persons can submit their work on the festival website before November 1, 2022 for a chance to win QAR 30,000 of funding. Qatar Museums has announced an open call for the third edition of the Sheikh Saud Al Thani Project and Single Image Awards. The open call is partRead More →
With the explosion in popularity of artificial intelligence (AI) text-to-image generators, it sometimes feels like photography is facing its most serious threat yet. Over the past few months, DALL-E has been used to create incredibly realistic portraits of people who don’t exist. Meanwhile, one Midjourney user even won an artRead More →
Portrait photography is a popular genre that challenges a variety of skills, both with technical skills like handling your camera and lighting and with more subjective skills like working with subjects. If you want to improve your portrait, check out this fantastic video tutorial which covers three common mistakes andRead More →
After a two-and-a-half-year hiatus due to COVID, the National Hellenic Museum in Chicago has finally reopened, and a new photography exhibit is one of the gems of the revived museum. The “Resilience” exhibition features works by Prince Nikolaos of Greece and Denmark, who happens to be a relative of theRead More →
FLINT, Mich. — An air of mystery surrounds Mylisha (pronounced Melissa), known as My Proulx. She is ubiquitous, hiding in the crowds of people at festivals, gatherings and events, capturing the essence of that “flint rhythm” and “flint sound” that underlies the city. Through his personal and commercial endeavors, ProulxRead More →
Image source: INDIA TV/ SHREYA SINGH Sharmila Pataudi, with Sanjay Bhattacharya on her first mobile photo exhibition. Sanjay Bhattacharya’s first-ever mobile photographic exhibition opened at Bikaner House, Main Building, New Delhi on September 9, 2022. The exhibition began with the lighting ceremony of the lamps in the presence of veteranRead More →
Sedona News – Join the Sedona Camera Club for a presentation by Sedona resident and professional photographer Bob Coates. The meeting begins at 6 p.m. on Monday, September 26, 2022 at Christ Lutheran Church, 25 Chapel Road, Sedona. Doors open at 5:30 a.m. Bob will walk you through how toRead More →
The two French photographers Elsa Parra and Johanna Benaïnous inhabit their images as fictional characters, creating cinematic scenes inspired by a strong sense of place. In the past, the Paris-based duo have staged their work in Calgary, Canada, and the Canary Island of Fuerteventura. Their latest series The timeless historyRead More →
Xiaomi has been at the forefront of innovation in smartphone photography since its inception and has always delivered an exceptional user experience. Over a decade of dedication has led to profound achievements in advanced imaging spanning both hardware and software. In 2017, Xiaomi introduced one of the world’s first 12MPRead More →
Local photographer creates online photo gallery Posted 9:15 a.m. Saturday, September 10, 2022 For Theresa Fairchild, the love of photography began when she was just nine years old. Thanks to her parents and their interest in art and photography, she was encouraged to pursue photography and picked up her firstRead More →
Photo: Beyond My Ken, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons Combined Collection represents some of the most important American stage photography of the past 40 years The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts is pleased to announce that the Billy Rose Theater Division has made the archives ofRead More →
The exhibition depicts the human condition against the backdrop of overwhelming climate events around the world, highlighting the global nature of the climate crisis. Since 2007, Mendel has made nineteen trips to document flooding in thirteen countries, witnessing a shared human experience of disaster that is brought together in visualRead More →
When it comes to football, many believe that the coaches, players, cheerleaders and squad are the key elements in making a game exciting and fun; however, other people on stage and behind the scenes help immortalize the game and capture moments that people may want to see again when theyRead More →
Los Angeles, CA (September 6, 2022) – Photographer Bill Hornstein received the Platinum Award from the European Photography Awards 2022 for his image of TPC Danzante Bay in the Loreto Islands, Mexico. The European Photography Awards 2022 recognize and honor diverse photographic genres and arts, based on a rigorous setRead More →
Sanjay Bhattacharya said, “I am so grateful to see such a warm reception for my very first mobile photography in the city. Since I started my second tangent in 2017, it was a new experience to follow the freedom of passion I found over the past few years. Born inRead More →
FRAMINGHAM – The Gateway Camera Club presents TThe art of abstract photography by Lewis Katz on Tuesday, September 20. The program is via Zoom from 7 p.m. Contact the Gateway Camera Club for the link (see below) What is abstract photography? Just a blurry image – barely! Abstract photography canRead More →
If you’re reading this, chances are you’re interested in cameras. Its good! I am also interested in cameras. But cameras are only a means to an end – they are the tools needed to practice photography. Now more than ever, however, a large proportion of photographers are upside down –Read More →
Damilola Elliot trained as an architect but makes a living from photography, a hobby he picked up early on but honed at the University of Lagos with a point and shoot camera. In this interview, he shares his story of capturing priceless moments, emotions, landscapes and places. Although he wasRead More →
North Ringwood, Victoria: Top Snap South East offers a range of services to clients in the real estate market. One of the services is real estate photography, which in addition to improving the appeal of the property, captures the attention of buyers and sells faster. Whatever the specifics of theRead More →
Color photo by Jennifer Hickey “Cadillac Vista The Rangeley Friends of the Arts are hosting their 8th Annual Western Mountain Photography Exhibition from September 10th to October 6th. Our theme for 2022 is “Americana”. The jury photo exhibition will be presented from Saturday September 10th to Thursday October 6th. GalleryRead More →
CAPTURE THE MOMENT: Yohji Yamamoto celebrates the 50th anniversary of his first brand Y’s by revisiting the fashion moments of British photographer Max Vadukul, who has been shooting for the Japanese designer since the 80s. Eight images, some assembled in collages, will appear on a capsule collection of T-shirts whichRead More →
It’s time we recognized the impact Gen-Z has on modern photography culture. Even millennials – including myself – need to understand that the influence of this young subset of creators is colossal and will only grow. The popularity and power of TikTok is undeniable, and this tool in the handsRead More →
A photograph from the exhibit depicts singer-songwriter Alejandro Escovedo JL_Vie: Images of heritage A collection of fine art photography by internationally acclaimed artist and musician Julian Lennon will be on display and for sale during the opening celebration of The Heritage – A Legacy Show Home, located in the gatedRead More →
Every year I hear that some new technology is going to kill the photography industry. I ignored everything, until now. Smartphones are killing the camera market. In 2007, over 110 million digital cameras were sold, but in 2021 the world bought only 8.4 million. The phones come with multiple camerasRead More →
punk daysLos Angeles-based photographer and filmmaker Michel Greccothe multimedia solo exhibition celebrating punk music and culture, will open its doors on August 30 at the Southeast Photography Museuma service of Daytona State College, in Daytona Beach, Florida. The show is presented in partnership with production company Terra Esplendida, based inRead More →
“Can a robot write a symphony? Can a robot transform a canvas into a magnificent masterpiece? That’s what Will Smith asks in the 2004 movie iRobot. Of course, the answer back then was a resounding ‘no’, but 15 years later, it’s not that simple. An AI rapper has already beenRead More →
The ultimate skill of the photographer—the artist—is to create the aesthetics of the scene before them “in the moment.” The Natural Landscape Photo Award is perhaps the epitome of this with minimal image manipulation allowed, while the World Press Photo has a code of ethics. So straight off the cameraRead More →
“Discrete Multivariate Analysis”, Thomas J. Barrow, 1981, gelatin silver photograms, with automotive lacquers and epoxy enamel, 16 × 19¾ inches. (New Mexico Art Museum/Cameron Gay) During the early to mid-20th century, the works of Ansel Adams and Edward Weston were considered the pinnacle of great photography. The artists who followedRead More →
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. – Matoaca High School student Jamal Smith has plenty of confidence heading into the 2022 football season. “I think we’re going to be absolutely amazing,” Smith said. “Hopefully we are 11-0 this year instead of 9-2 like last year.” Smith was part of last year’s team thatRead More →
Ansspvt has always had a passion for photography. He started taking pictures when he was just a kid and never let go of the camera. Over the years, he developed his skills and turned his passion into a successful career. Today Ansspvt is one of the most sought after photographersRead More →
If you’re a teenager and curious about photography, become a Strathmore Shutterfly! Strathmore Shutterflys is a brand new program that teaches teens and tweens the basics of photography. The program is free and run by local photographer and author Christina Hatton-Fearnley, who has over seven years of experience as aRead More →
Australian satirist, comedian, writer and artist Bryan Dawe has found himself in the middle of a scam that seems too terrible to be true. In the spring of last year he came across a Facebook post from a “photographer” who was collecting money for her “broken camera”. Dawe wanted toRead More →
Do you have a passion for toys? Or is it a passion for photography with a difference? If so, you need to check out the current Toy Photography exhibition at Arnim’s Art Gallery South, because what you experience may be majestic. Your favorite toy character can simply come to lifeRead More →
Kola Adeleke, Executive Director, Corporate Banking, Ecobank Nigeria; CEO/Senior Partner, Pocket Lawyers, Ngozi Nwabueze; Veteran creative photographer, painter and artist, Kelechi Amadi -Obi, Executive Director/Chief Risk Officer, Ecobank Nigeria, Biyi Olagbami and Photojournalist, Agence France-Presse (AFP), Pius Utomi Ekpei at the photography pavilion, l Art and Design Exhibition (PADE) byRead More →
KM Dayashankar Photographs on display are nominations for the IPF Photographer of the Year Award HYDERABAD: On the occasion of World Photography Day, Indian Photo Festival (IPF) has opened the doors to an inspiring photo exhibition which was opened on August 19 (Friday) by philanthropist and entrepreneur Mrs. Pinky ReddyRead More →
World Photography Day takes place on August 19, 2022. On this day, photographers around the world celebrate the art, craft, science and history of photography. Depth of field gave ambitious photographers access to some of the best events of the summer. In honor of World Photography Day, three members ofRead More →
World Photography Day is celebrated on August 19 every year. This day is a celebration of the history of photography and the tremendous growth of current photographic trends. This day is significant because it is a celebration of stories captured in a photograph. History of World Photography Day In 1837,Read More →
– Advertising – BY N. LOTHUNGBENI HUMTSOE New Delhi – A day to celebrate the creativity and nuances of photography that have fascinated us for years. Photography is a timeless medium of storytelling that beautifully captures the authenticity of time, emotions, culture, history, and more. World Photography Day is celebratedRead More →
Philstar.com August 17, 2022 | 10:35 a.m. MANILA, Philippines – Photographs are powerful storytellers, and behind every photo is a photographer with a story to capture. This world photography day august 19 global tech brand long live celebrates the art and science of photography by offering Filipino photographers a rangeRead More →
LONDON/NY – IBTauris, an imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing, has announced the publication of Dr David Low’s book Photographing the Ottoman Armenian World: Photography in Erzerum, Harput, Van and Beyond as part of the series Armenians in the Modern World and Early Modernity. The Armenian contribution to Ottoman photography in theRead More →
Everything is set for a ‘photo walk’ with Ecobank as part of activities commemorating this year’s World Photography Day scheduled for August 19. World Photography Day is an annual, worldwide celebration of the art, craft, science and history of photography and Ecobank is hosting the Photography, Arts and Design (PADE)Read More →
SISTERS Susan Campbell and Paula Hickey will illuminate their practice as visual artists with an exciting ‘cyanotype’ workshop at Kinvara Courthouse later this month. Ahead of the launch of their joint exhibition titled “Twofold”, the acclaimed artists will discuss their creative practice and invite others to experiment with this ancientRead More →
The late Gerald “Jerry” Cook was not only a lifelong friend of Nathaniel Urban and his family, but a mentor who taught Urban everything there is to know about photography. Cook, a longtime Willoughby resident who owned Legends Sports Photography for over 30 years, lost his battle with cancer inRead More →
If you’re trying to establish your name as a professional photographer, creating the right website and choosing an appropriate domain name for your business is critical to your success. Full disclosure: This article was sponsored by Identity Digital. Building your brand as a photographer can be an overwhelming task. TheRead More →
The Fotoseni The exhibition at the National Art Gallery’s Portrait Gallery in Kuala Lumpur may not be a big deal, but it’s a rare event where photography enthusiasts and art lovers can trace the evolution of the photographic art in Malaysia, as well as its application to contemporary art. FotoseniRead More →
Child sex abuse survivors say a photography class teaches them to see the beauty in the world and helps them gain a sense of confidence, all with their smartphones. After photographer Mitch Dunn taught the six-week course in Ballarat last year, participants kept in touch, sharing their photos in aRead More →
It’s dead of night in a remote part of Harris and – apparently – the perfect time and place for former Buzzcocks drummer John Maher to photograph abandoned island homes. Paul English investigates… CAR wrecks in the deserts of California sent former Buzzcocks drummer John Maher wandering the Hebridean wildernessRead More →
Dawoud Bey & Carrie Mae Weems: In Dialogue is presented at the Tampa Museum of Art, bringing together 40 years of work by Dawoud Bey and Carrie Mae Weems. A 40-year retrospective by two of today’s most influential photographic artists, Dawoud Bey and Carrie Mae Weems, is on view atRead More →
The Screen Time exhibition features a global, cross-generational group of contemporary artists exploring the changing role of video and photography in the age of digital communication and social media. Their work considers what it means to be an artist in a society where online culture is ubiquitous and new platformsRead More →
With a consistently lush afro, striking brows, and an unassuming presence, TY Bello has been a serial hit in every creative field she herself entails. Born on January 14, 1978 in Ogun State to Remi Sokefun, a famous television producer, Toyin Sokefun-Bello did her secondary education at St John’s College,Read More →
August 6—ALBANY — Local photographer Belinda Vickerson will have her first solo exhibition at the Albany Area Arts Council this month. “People, Places, & Things” opens Thursday at 6 p.m. at the Arts Council, located in downtown Albany inside the historic Carnegie Library. Vickerson is a portrait and fashion photographerRead More →
Ansspvt, a 20-year-old Boston-based photographer, is committed to pursuing a successful career in this industry. He has carefully balanced his academic work with his love of photography to ensure he has the abilities to succeed. Besides being a gifted photographer, he also enjoys building client portfolios, which can broaden hisRead More →
World Photography Day, also known as Photography Day, is celebrated every year with the main purpose of honoring the art of photography and all photographers around the world. The day honors the history, science and artistic endeavors of photography. Within a decade, photography has become a part of almost everyRead More →
Minimalism isn’t just about black and white, though it often defines style. The winners of this year’s Minimalist Photography Awards have shown that whether it’s a monochromatic scene or a vibrant tableau, less is more and you don’t need an elaborate set to capture a convincing picture. Related: How toRead More →
If you’ve stayed tuned to how blockchain is revolutionizing art, you’ve heard of NFTs. Representing non-fungible tokens, these digital assets are disrupting the way creatives buy and sell. Fine art photography is no exception, and thanks to a collection recently launched by Fellowship, the biggest and hottest names in theRead More →
Although Greentown does not have an art gallery, members of the city’s Main Street Association still try to promote local artists. On August 13, local artists will be exhibiting at the Meridian Street Christian Church, 205 N. Meridian St., for the Greentown Art & Photography Show. The art will alsoRead More →
Calling all bird enthusiasts. Registration is open for the Midwest Bird Photography Contest and Exhibit, titled Capturing the Moment. The event is organized by the Mid West group of Birdlife WA and aims to increase bird and nature tourism in the region, raise awareness of the world of birds andRead More →
Photography is a medium that sometimes acts as a time machine. Joseph Agius talk to the photographer NICKY CONTI on his current exhibition, Memories of my islandat the Malta Postal Museum. JA: American photographer Paul Strand once said, “The artist’s world is limitless. It can be found anywhere, far fromRead More →
Thomas Richmond This article was updated after publication with comments from Keith Gordon. – Editor Cinematographer Tom Richmond, who shot many seminal feature films that launched numerous directorial careers, died yesterday in New York. He was 72 years old. Tom’s career began in the early 1980s. After earning an undergraduateRead More →
July 30—A group of some of our region’s most talented photographers have come together to create a new art gallery designed to inspire and delight. When you visit the new Sugarcreek Photography Gallery in Bellbrook, chances are you’ll leave with a smile. That’s because many of the photos on displayRead More →
The Yaquina Art Association presents the photography of wife/husband team KimCuc Tran and Ted Crego at the YAA Gallery, located at 789 NW Beach Drive in the Nye Beach neighborhood of Newport. Gallery hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, and the photo exhibit will be on display untilRead More →
One wall is lined with photos of industrial cooling towers, depicted in extremely detailed black and white. Another gives us 30 different views of blast furnaces, in factories in Western Europe and the United States. You can pretty much make out every bolt in their twisted piping. An entire galleryRead More →
This month, the Bowen Center for the Arts opened a new juried photography exhibit, featuring dozens of photographic works that will be on display at the center through August 26. The first winner of Bowen’s new photography exhibit was “Highway 89: Montana” by Tom Reed of Dawsonville. (photo by TomRead More →
Fire Island Pine Historic Preservation Society present 1970s Fire Island Memories: Photography by Meryl Meisler, housed at the Ice Palace Resort, home to the Ice Palace nightclub, a staple of Fire Island since the 1950s and the location of several iconic images on display. Meryl Meisler grew up in theRead More →
BOSSIER CITY, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – Bossier Parish Community Colleges has produced state and national winners every year in the SkillsUSA competition since 2017. One student, Kendall Reynolds, has placed two years in a row. In 2022, she received a gold medal in national and national competitions. “I was extremely excitedRead More →
The Township of Russell invites amateur, amateur and professional photographers to submit their images for the Township of Russell Photography Exhibit! This year’s theme is “Hometown Future”. The township wants photographers to think about where they might imagine where their hometown is heading. What has changed, what is changing andRead More →
“It’s about objects, not patterns. The photo is only a substitute object; it is not suitable as a picture in its usual sense. -Bernd Becher “You just have to select the right objects and fit them precisely into the picture, and then they tell their own story on their own.”Read More →
newborn photography is an art that can be mastered after learning the technical processes, the human process of treating newborns, knowing how to organize the photo shoot, thinking of the right themes for each newborn, etc. But one of the most important aspects for success newborn photographer also involves choosingRead More →
Objects of desire: photography and advertising language is a new exhibition coming to the Los Angeles Contemporary Museum of Art (LACMA) this fall. As its title suggests, the exhibition explores the myriad ways in which artists have manipulated and merged the worlds of fine art and commercial photography. Curated byRead More →
Text-to-image synthesizers have the power to turn anyone into an artist, no artistic skill required. All you need is a little imagination and the power of artificial intelligence to create something spectacular (or really weird). Now the folks behind the much-hyped DALL-E (pronounced: Dalí, like Salvador) text-to-image synthesizer have invitedRead More →
Initiated at the end of the 1970s, at a time when artistic photography was almost exclusively a matter of black and white, the “Photocolore” series is particularly revealing of the practice of John Batho, an artist born in 1939. Very early, from 1963, the choice of color seems obvious toRead More →