The feature is part of what will be an ongoing series titled ‘Photographer’s Diary’ in the online publication. The column invites the viewer to take a little bit more intimate look at the work by stepping inside the photographer’s thought process while in the field.
DxOMark published new test data today for the Fuji X100 camera (see review). Here is the comparison with the Nikon D7000 and Nikon D300s: DxOMark also published test results for the Samyang 85mm f/1.4 ASPH IF lens: New test data for the Sigma 18-50mm F2.8
Ikuru Kuwajima has posted an interesting and revealing account of his return to Japan to photograph the aftermath of the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear crisis
Dan Winters is one of the most recognizable, awarded and sought-after editorial photographers in the world. I’ve worked with him a number of times, even visited his studio in Austin, but it wasn’t until I got the chance to interview him that I fully under
An AP photographer has left his former colleagues at the New Orleans Times-Picayune feeling shocked and betrayed over his failure to report police abuse that he witnessed in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, according to a story published yest
Ralph Gibson has achieved worldwide acclaim as a photographer for more than four decades. His bold, graphic style is instantly recognizable. As a consequence, photographers and educators look to him for inspiration. A champion of individual expression, Gibson urges photographers to develop a personal style by following their own instincts.
As a way to cope with his new life after an attack, Mark Hogancamp built a Nazi-besieged, World War II era town in his backyard at 1/6th scale. He populated the model town with miniature alter egos of him and his friends. Each one is a personality in his
Elliot said as this year’s judging begins there are more judges looking at fewer categories, and the images are being given more viewing time. Once this initial stage is done, in a week or so, the the images that have been selected as finalists will be uploaded to a centralized server and a “core” judging team with gather virtually, via conference call or Skype, to judge the remaining contenders one by one and pick the top winners.
Women photographers have less than two months to enter this year’s Canon/AFJ Female Photojournalist Award, which comes with a €8000 bursary for the completion of a documentary project
Four photographers have been selected to share a $65,000 special grant to support documentary coverage of the Sahrawi people of Africa and their ongoing struggle for independence in a disputed region of the Western Sahara, the Aftermath Project has announ
Photojournalist Ben Lowy was in Libya on assignment for 3 weeks in March, traveling between the Rebel stronghold of Bengazi to various front line towns like Ajdabiya, Brega, Ras Lanuf, and Bin Jawad. In between photographing with DSLR’s he made images on his iPhone and brought the news directly to an audience by immediately posting them to his blog
Some time ago, if you were lucky enough to have created an image that all wanted, you could easily sit on it and wait for your phone to ring. Not really anymore. The center of the business gravity has shifted. To those who create value around the content.
It seems to me that the main reason why these photographs got so widely seen is because all those newspapers and websites that distributed them turned the trees into the story