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On Photography: Jim DiVitale, 1957-2016
“Getting it right in the camera was critical when I was shooting 8 by 10 film. There was no retouching. Back then I didn’t take pictures, I crafted photographs. Each one was a work of art that could...
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Capturing winter landscapes in dreamy pastel hues
Winter is here! Some of you are most likely looking forward to capturing scenes fitting of the classic Winter Wonderland theme. Or, some may be thinking about how to make your winter snaps this year...
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On Photography: Kevin Ames, 1952-present
“Creativity is about the craft of photography. I think of it this way — It’s not the lens, it’s the lensmanship.” Kevin Ames Kevin Ames is a lifelong commercial photographer in love with the craft of...
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Portrait photography puts the spotlight on the beauty of age
Exploring the subject of beauty has been a popular pursuit in creative disciplines like portrait photography, and we see it portrayed in many different ways. We see it a lot in themes and subjects like...
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Film photography project shows shared lives in one roll
If you ask any film photographer about what keeps them shooting with the medium, I’m sure that among the reasons you’ll get is the community and its collaborative spirit. I am often inspired by...
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Five photographers you should follow for surreal imagery
Surreal imagery is one of the most fascinating and enduring visual trends in photography in recent years. So, we won’t be surprised if some of you are curious about this style and drawn to give it a...
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Yuya Parker: Bringing freshness and creativity to commercial photography
When it comes to commercial photography, some of us may have the impression that there’s only so much you can do to get creative. The genre heavily leans toward client directive, so it’s not uncommon...
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Revealing colorful geometric details in architecture
If you’re in need of a creative exercise for developing your eye for details, getting into architecture photography is one of your options. You can think of photographing architecture as hunting for...
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Liza Roberts: Creating captivating make-believe worlds through fantasy...
For many creative minds, photography is one of the many paths they can take to share how they see the world. To those who have a taste for the surreal, however, fantasy photography allows them to bring...
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Overexposed: Book of portraits all made on film
Jesse Dittmar’s new book, “Overexposed,” shows his personal work shot on film during digital portrait assignments. He may very well be this century’s Yousuf Karsh. Celebrities in black & white When...
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Seven historical women photographers you should know
You may have heard of some of the women photographers on this list. Maybe not all of them, but at least one or two, I’m guessing. In celebration of Women’s History Month, we wanted to share these seven...
View ArticleLearning from the intimate and experimental photography of Sally Mann
When it comes to emotive imagery, the deeply personal black and white photography of Sally Mann remains influential and inspirational. With so many of us drawing ideas and motivation from personal...
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Impermanence: Abstract beauty of ice caves in Iceland
Iceland is home to some of the most breathtaking natural wonders that are just begging to be photographed. So, it’s not surprising to see many photographers finding inspiration everywhere and coming up...
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Street portraits inspiring us to capture interesting characters
When it comes to street photography, the first thing that often comes to mind is showing a slice of life with people going about their daily activities. Some photographers also do well in introducing...
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Creative self-portraits reflect the surreal worlds of the soul
I find creative self-portraits to be incredibly tricky to pull off. By that, I mean photos that go beyond the vain, clout-driven selfies that flood social media. I’ve always been impressed with...
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Abstract aerial photography reveals “Chemical Waste Art”
Lately, we’ve placed the spotlight on some of the most impressive aerial photography projects that show the genre’s affinity with abstract art. The latest on our list is a series by London-based...
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Cinematic photography heightens suspense in narratives
If you want your photography to be story-driven, adapting a cinematic style will most likely help you nail the job. It allows several elements to come together to evoke the mood and feel of movie...
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Nick Irwin: Capturing the beauty of distant lands and the great outdoors
Every landscape photographer’s journey into the craft often begins with a love for the great outdoors and a taste for adventure. Michigan-based landscape photographer, content creator, influencer and...
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Documenting human presence through urban exploration
When we speak of abandoned places, the first thing that often comes to mind is how lonely or eerie they are. Frightening in their decay and unsettling in their disarray, most urban exploration...
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The power of looking up in architecture photography
When it comes to architecture photography, looking up is inevitable. Towering skyscrapers will often force you to point your camera to their height. Some buildings and architectural elements also only...
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