Martin Kaninsky 9/28/19 Martin Kaninsky 9/28/19

Behind the Gare Saint Lazare by Henri Cartier Bresson (1932)

Today I would like to talk about a very special photo. A photo that basically marks the beginning of snapshot photography. Taken by legendary street photographer Henri Cartier Bresson. Lets check out the Place de l'Europe Gare Saint Lazare.

Martin Kaninsky 9/21/19 Martin Kaninsky 9/21/19

Remembering Robert Frank - one of the most acclaimed photographers of the 20th century

Today I would like to talk about amazing photographer Robert Frank, who passed away last week at the age of 94. He was a photographer and filmmaker who influenced generations of photographers.

Martin Kaninsky 9/14/19 Martin Kaninsky 9/14/19

The Falling Soldier by Robert Capa (1936) Story behind perhaps the most well known war photograph ever

Today I would like to talk about a photo taken by one of the most well known war photographer Robert Capa, the photo that is very famous and also little controversial. So let’s check out The Falling Soldier.

Martin Kaninsky 9/7/19 Martin Kaninsky 9/7/19

Tank Man (1989) - the Unknown Protester by Jeff Widener

Today I am going to take a closer at the story behind the photograph as well as the composition. Tank Man (1989) - the Unknown Protester by Jeff Widener.

Martin Kaninsky 8/16/19 Martin Kaninsky 8/16/19

A closer look at Dorothea Lange - American Documentary Photographer and Photojournalist

Today I want to talk about an American documentary photographer and photojournalist, Dorothea Lange, an amazing photographer from whom we have so much to learn. So let’s get started.

Martin Kaninsky 8/7/19 Martin Kaninsky 8/7/19

Country Doctor a Photo Essay by W. Eugene Smith

Today, I am going to talk about a photo essay Country Doctor by W. Eugene Smith. I am going to take a closer look at the story behind some photographs and if you are not familiar with W. Eugene Smith

Martin Kaninsky 7/31/19 Martin Kaninsky 7/31/19

William Eugene Smith - Master of the Editorial Photo Essay

Smith was described as "perhaps the single most important American photographer in the development of the editorial photo essay." He shot photo projects so large that they cannot be displayed in any museum. Let’s take a closer look at brilliant photographer William Eugene Smith.

Martin Kaninsky 4/8/19 Martin Kaninsky 4/8/19

Robert Capa - "The Greatest War Photographer in the World"

Today I would like to talk about Robert Capa who is said to be the The Greatest War Photographer in the World.

400 Kilometres, a Mamiya RB67, and Hundreds of London Streets: How Alberto Tandoi Built a Portrait Book From Chance Encounters

Alberto Tandoi walked 400 kilometres photographing London strangers. The project started from his fascination with how people in the city express themselves through clothes and personal style. Photography Book Spotlight

Jo Ann Chaus Spent 10 Years Photographing Herself. The Pictures Helped Her Understand What She Had Kept Unspoken

The camera helped Jo Ann Chaus uncover herself. What began as self-portraiture slowly became a way to understand feelings she had kept hidden for years. Photography Book Spotlight

35,000 Photographs Across 26 States Later, RJ Clarke Is Building a Historical Archive of Black Firefighters and Other Firefighters of Color

The familiar image of the American firefighter is incomplete. For RJ Clarke, part of what is missing is the history of Black firefighters and other firefighters of color. Interviews

Emin Özmen Spent 15 Years Photographing Everyday Life Beyond Turkey’s Headlines

Emin Özmen spent 15 years photographing ordinary life in Turkey. His new photobook, Memleket, brings together people, places, and small moments he encountered across Anatolia. Photography Book Spotlight