Unemployment, wars, terrorism, natural disasters — times are hard, there’s no question. But times have been harder. We’ve been through worse and bounced back. If nothing else, I hope this week’s Talking Pictures helps, in some small way, to put our own problems in perspective.
10 was published to commemorate 10 years of In-Public, the international street photographers’ collective, featuring 10 images from each of the 20 photographers.
the newspaper industry is in crisis, and it’s unrealistic to expect that a staff photographer job is out there waiting for you — even if you’ve got the world’s best portfolio. Goals have changed – you have to take care of yourself.
You’re still expected to make incredible pictures, but you also need to market yourself and make sure the business is making money. People graduating today find themselves swimming in a vast pool of freelancers, and a good photo education is one that teaches photographers a lot more than how to shoot pictures.
US agencies have long defended the use of body scanning devices at airports with the promise that all images will be discarded as soon as security staff have viewed them. Last summer, the TSA claim…
The hits keep on coming. It has recently been suggested to me that there will not be a 1Ds Mark IV at all. The 5D Mark III (or whatever it’s called) will be
Kendrick Brinson’s series, Sun City, takes a look at what our parents or grandparents are up to when we are not looking. At it appears that they are having fun and making making the most of their golden years in a closed-gate culture of golf carts and lawn bowling.
The idea came up to take the effort a step further by setting up an entire website to sell João’s prints and help raise funds. We donated an account and photojournalist/web designer David Brabyn donated the design and configuration work. Together, David and Greg worked very quickly to gather some of João’s best work and design a website around it – that website launches today. Please take a look and consider helping out.
2011 Award Recipients Nicholas Mendise (New York, NY) Devin Tepleski (Victoria, Canada) Christoph Engel (Karlsruhe, Germany) Jonathan Smith (Brooklyn, NY) Gareth Kingdon (Cardiff, Wales, UK) Victor Yuliev (Saint Petersburg, Russia) Rena Effendi (Baku, Aze
Today Nikon launched new global NPS (Nikon Professional Services) website located at http://nps.nikonimaging.com. TOKYO – Nikon Corporation is pleased to announce the launch of the new Nikon Professional Services (NPS) global website today, November 9, 20
Tara Inanloo has taken a series of self-portraits ‘to represent the different Iranian women inside myself’. Now she is in grave danger if she goes back to her country
Alain Delorme was born in 1979. He graduated from Gobelins in Paris with a degree in Photography. He also has a Master of Science and Technology in Photography from the University of Paris VIII. In this series, ‘Totems’, the composites are recreated on the basis of 6,000 images taken in Shanghai during two art residencies.
Mary Shannon Johnstone is doing the hard work. She’s taking a look a something none of us want to see, so if the subject of euthanized animals is more than you can visually tolerate, then best not continue.
aCurator is proud to present images from the digital exhibition ‘100 Portraits – 100 Photographers: Selections from the FlakPhoto.com Archive’.November 6-13th is Fotoweek DC, and as part of the event, the city of Washington will be transformed into a nigh
Not all of the human subjects of documentaries enjoy enduring relationships with the filmmakers. Errol Morris, Andrew Jarecki and other directors explain.