Alrighty folks! Let’s do a giveaway! If you’re in need of a way to haul around your large collection of camera gear, this one’s for you. We’re giving away a massive collection of Gura Gear products: a backpack, three cases, three pouches, and three memory card wallets. The entire collection […]
South East England-based photography student Mark Hilton came up with an ambitious New Year’s resolution this year: he’s in the process of building his own 20�16 “ultra-large-format” camera by hand. It’s a camera that’s designed to expose Ilford Harman Direct Positive paper.
Hilton is documenting build process through step-by-step posts over […]
Did you know that 90% of the cells that make up the human body are bacteria and other microorganisms? Have you ever thought about how many bacteria live on your DSLR camera? Chicago Tribute staff photographer Alex Garcia recently dove into this second question while visiting the Argonne National Laboratory […]
Belgian photographer Francois Lenoir has written an interesting account of how he managed to snap an extremely rare photo of serial killer Marc Dutroux through prison windows with some good ol’ fashioned patience (and a dash of good fortune).
[…] the corridor Dutroux was supposed to take was now just 50 […]
Saying photographer Anne Hardy has an eye for detail doesn’t adequately describe the intricacy of her work. Each one of her photographs gives the viewer a sense of having just stumbled onto an event shortly after humanity has been zapped into oblivion.
Hardy, whose next exhibition opens in April at Maureen […]
By Craig Oppenheimer of Wonderful Machine
Shoot Concept: Environmental portraits of cast members from a television show, including landscape images of the town featured in the show
Licensing: Work Made for Hire
Location: A small city in the Southwest
Shoot Days: 1
Photographer: Up-and-coming conceptual portrait specialist
Agency: None (in-house creative team for TV channel)
Client: Specialty […]
The trouble with photographs today is that they are so easy to make and share, so seductive, so representative of our lives at any given moments (friends, the crazy things they do, drugs, risks, sex, school, parties, girlfriends, boys, on and on) and you definitely have an eye! But when […]
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Tuesday: 2.12.13
Creative Director: Alex Gonzales
Design Director: Anton Ioukhnovets
Art Director: Anna C. Davidson-Evans
Photography Director: Caroline Wolff
Photo Editor: Jacqeline Bates
Photographer: Erik Madigan Heck
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The celebration of the Lunar New Year is a phenomenon as global as various diaspora allows. Perhaps most well-known in the West as a Chinese celebration, the lunisolar calendar is observed in many more places than just that nation. That said, the Chinese observation is unique in that […]
any time we’re working with a new assistant for the first time, I’m always curious to see how they coil a cable. It’s not a test, more of an observation – are they cautions, are they thoughtful? Are they paying attention? You can learn a lot about someone’s work ethic […]
This week is bursting with puppies: Today and tomorrow, the Westminster Kennel Club holds its 137th Annual All-Breed Dog Show, which was cleverly parodied in the movie Best in Show. And Thursday is Valentine’s Day, when pet owners are expected to spend upward of $815 million on their non-human family […]
An estate owned by descendants of the 19th century British aristocrat for whom Earl Grey tea was named is turning history on its head by selling English tea to China. The Tregothnan estate in the southwestern English county of Cornwall started selling tea from its tiny plantation in 2005 and […]
Photographer David S. Allee’s process for creating a new series is a roundabout, albeit focused process.
His latest work, “Frame of View” currently on display at the Morgan Lehman Gallery in New York City until Feb. 16, is a perfect example of his routine.
“I usually have one project I’m focusing on […]
The Jackson Women’s Health Organization is currently the only place in the state of Mississippi where women can get safe and legal abortions.
Last spring, the Mississippi legislature passed a bill requiring all doctors performing pregnancy terminations to have hospital admitting privileges—a measure that reproductive health advocates denounce as an arbitrary […]
For this edition of our look at daily life we share images from Pakistan, Turkey, Belarus, Germany, El Salvador, Spain, Portugal and a few others from around the world. — Lloyd Young ( 38 photos total)Pakistani children, who were displaced with their families from Pakistan’s tribal areas due to […]
In “Love and a Question” by Robert Frost, the poet writes “Let us look at the sky, And question what of the night to be, Stranger, you and I.” There may or may not be answers there for us or for Frost’s bridegroom, but the simple pleasure of gazing […]
Picking up where we left off last week in our impromptu living room studio, let’s swap the lighting around to make a different style of photo which is designed to fulfill a different purpose.
The first photo was more in-house—think PR. It’s the kind of photo you would get if the […]
Still riffing on Monday’s post about studio-vs.-location, here’s another reason I am not a big fan of studios. You can replicate them pretty much anywhere, and for almost nothing.
So let’s switch things up and start with the BTS pic this time, to show you the “studio” used to photograph consultant […]
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