Are you going to be in the New York City area any time between now and Halloween? If so, head on down to SoHo for a very cool series of photography workshops being put on by Blurb.com for FREE. Star...
There are literally thousands upon thousands of camera bags out there meant for everything from storing and protecting your gear while you traverse the Alps, to comfortably carrying your camera on a ...
Which image above is the painting and which is the photograph? Hopefully the credits dont give it away. Top: Image by Gregory Thiekler. Bottom: Image by Dan Bracaglia. While a rainy evening, like t...
The infamous Happy Meal. Top: Day 1, Bottom: Day 180. Photographs by Sally Davies. What originally started out as an argument over how long it would take for a McDonalds Happy Meal to get moldy, turn...
Photograph by Steve Young/courtesy of the British Wildlife Photography Awards 2010. The winners of the British Wildlife Photography Awards have been announced—this year’s grand prize went to Steve Yo...
A Leica M8 and its doppleganger. One Lego(Leica) Manaic used a $55 Lego Digital Camera Kit, some black bricks (plus one red circle piece) and a bit of creativity to build his own working Leica M8 Le...
The Birth of Venus by Botticelli. Top image: Zoomed all the way out. Bottom image: Zoomed all the way in on an eye. www.haltadefinizione.com Haltadefinizione or HAL9000 (Open the bay doors HAL), is a...
Images like this famous portrait of President Abrham Lincoln are available as reprints. January 8, 1864. Gelatin Print. Photograph by Mathew B. Brady, Photographs Division, Library of Congress. My gr...
Residents getting ready to serve the barbeque dinner at a local fair held in Pie Town, New Mexico, October 1940. Reproduction from a color slide. Photograph by Lee Russell. Prints and Photographs Div...
Epoty.org/Bacroft. Photograph by Florian Sulz German conservation photographer Florian Shulz took the first place Environmental Photographer of the Year Award 2010 for his image of a few thousand Mu...
Photo by Robert Johnson Estate/Hulton Archive/Getty Images Robert Johnson, the early-twentieth-century blues singer who, as the legend goes, made a deal with the Devil in exchange for his musical tal...
Nick Nichols Alex Webb The little town of Bethlehem—Pennsylvania that is—will host an all-new photography festival the weekend of November 5 through 7, and if youre a photo student your work could be...
FROM OUR EDITORS AT PHOTOKINA: Leaf announced two new medium format backs, the Leaf Aptus-II 12 and the Aptus-II12R (with internal rotating sensor)—at 80MP they are the world’s highest resolution dig...
For a little less than the price of a luxury automobile, you can join the ranks of Neil Armstrong and shoot with this bright yellow, made-for-NASA, Hasselblad camera. Included with the camera is a Bi...
For a little less than the price of a luxury automobile, you can join the ranks of Neil Armstrong and shoot with this bright yellow, made for NASA, Hasselblad camera. Included with the camera is a B...
Oil Spill #2, Discoverer Enterprise, May 12, 2010 Edward Burtynsky. MetivierGallery.com It’s hard to believe, given the tragic scenario, that anyone could find beauty in such an ugly catastrophe as ...
NikonSmallWorld.com Last years 4th place winner, James E Hayden, took this image of an Anglerfish ovary at 4X magnification. Nikon’s annual “International Small World Photography Competition” offers...
John Chiara is one of those photographers whose approach and craft is truly humbling in its creativity and scale. Based in California, John shoots one image a day using his home-built, larger-than-li...
Chris Burkard’s landscape-style surf image won the grand-prize Illumination category. ©Chris Burkard/Red Bull Illume Red Bull announced the category winners of it international Illume 2010 competitio...
Getty Images has launched a massive online collection of 80,000 iconic American images—know as the Archive Photos collection—which were pulled from the world-renowned Hulton Archive. The images were...
http://www.hermanleonard.com/ World-renowned jazz photographer Herman Leonard passed away on Saturday, August 15, at the age of 87. Tiny stages, filled with over-contrasted musicians, often il...
Larry Sultan/Courtesy Stephen Wirtz Gallery Few photographic publications of the 1970s created the stir that Evidence did. The book seemed to vindicate the idea that a photograph could be beautiful e...
Photo By John Isaac The wet whorl spun by this Bengal tiger’s tail is a reminder that contrary to popular belief, cats big and small love water — at least the ones inhabiting warmer climes, in this c...
The forward march of communications technology has left grammar in the dust. Tweets and text messages squeeze language into the smallest possible space. Blogs and Facebook posts are written in such h...
To get an interesting angle, Manley used an extendable pole that he modified to support his camera. The photo ran in the Swedish magazine Åka Skidor. Canadian Jordan Manley is often asked which of hi...
In the November/December issue of American Photo, we scooped the story of how fashion and celebrity photo tag team Markus Klinko and Indrani are venturing into reality TV with their own Bravo network...
Decades of experience can lead to certain perks in the world of photography (oh, tremendous talent doesn’t hurt, either). Just ask architectural photographer Tim Street-Porter. He has secured ...
Rafal Milach’s forbidden photo of a polluted harbor. CLOSE-UP: RAFAL MILACH Studied at: The Academy of Fine Arts in Katowice, Poland; the Institute of Creative Photography in Opava, Czech Republic Ap...
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