In today's digital world, creative work — a photograph, a new tech gadget design, a book, or a catchy slogan is more vulnerable than ever to theft or infringement. Understanding how to shield your creative assets legally is paramount in this era of rapid information dispersion.
Step into a world of forgotten spaces and whispered memories through the lens of zack mennell, a photographer who transforms the desolate into the divine. Whistling As The Night Calls invites us to confront mortality, queerness, and the beauty found in vulnerability.
What happens when a journalist dives into the world of street photography? Ivan Kuznetsov shares his transformation from an amateur to a more intentional photographer, guided by conversations with some of the most iconic street photographers from around the globe.
Kyle McDougall’s photography takes you on a journey through the quiet corners of forgotten towns and wide-open landscapes, revealing the beauty in stillness and history. In this interview, we dive into the stories behind his debut monograph An American Mile and explore the fascinating transitions in his artistic career.
Photographing dreams may sound impossible, but Glen Snyder’s ethereal images capture the elusive essence of the dream state. Inspired by Akira Kurosawa’s film Dreams and using a rare Pentax soft-focus lens, Snyder invites us into a world where reality melts into the subconscious, and the lines between black and white, motion and stillness, are beautifully blurred.
What happens when a daughter retraces her father’s footsteps, not just through time but through the lens of a camera? In Night Calls, Rebecca Norris Webb captures the quiet moments of rural Indiana, blending photography and poetry to explore family bonds, memory, and legacy.
Summer Wagner’s photography invites us to explore the space where dreams meet reality. In this interview, she shares her creative journey, offering insights into how her ethereal work touches on themes of consciousness, memory, and the modern human experience.
AI is revolutionizing photo editing. Retouch4Me’s AI plugins offer fast, professional-grade retouching, saving time and boosting creativity. Discover how these tools can transform your workflow.
The blog is up and running again, and I’m excited to share that we have some great interviews lined up for you.
Get ready to explore the intimate world of Regina DeLuise, where art, culture, and human connection intertwine through the lens of her large-format camera. In this exclusive interview, Regina shares the inspirations, techniques, and personal experiences that breathe life into her latest book, The Hands of My Friends.
Tatsuo Suzuki’s street photography captures Tokyo’s raw energy in every frame. Join us as we explore how he blends spontaneity with deep personal reflection to document the city’s unseen emotions and moments of friction.
Step into the haunting beauty of Yim Tin Tsai, an abandoned island where nature and history collide. Through Kinga Owczennikow’s lens, discover the forgotten stories hidden within the ruins as the island reawakens in her mesmerizing photography essay.
Gregory Crewdson’s photographs are more than just images; they are windows into the mysterious and often unsettling narratives hidden within everyday life.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, and in this day and age, we tend to carry millions of words on our phones. The pictures we snap allow us to capture important moments and experiences that we can easily revisit.
Shelby Lee Adams’ journey through his photographic archive reveals the hidden treasures and timeless beauty that careful preservation can uncover. In “From the Heads of the Hollers,” Adams shows how revisiting and archiving photos can bring new life and profound insights to images once forgotten. Discover the magic of looking back and the stories that only time can tell. Photography Book Spotlight
Peter Essick’s “Work In Progress” uncovers the hidden beauty and complexity of construction sites through the lens of drone photography.
Discover how Thomas Boivin’s move to Ménilmontant sparked a decade-long journey of daytime walks and nighttime work, leading to a photographic masterpiece that captures the heart of this Parisian neighborhood.
Step into a hidden world where history and art collide. In Manifest | Thirteen Colonies, Wendel A. White takes you on an evocative journey through the archives of America’s earliest settlements, unveiling the powerful, untold stories of African American resilience and heritage.
In “Two Places on Earth,” Chan Chao bridges continents and cultures through poignant portraits of UN peacekeepers in Cyprus and female prisoners in Peru, highlighting the shared humanity in our interconnected world.
Tanya Marcuse’s triptych, “Fruitless | Fallen | Woven,” takes viewers on a visual journey through the cycles of nature, revealing the profound beauty in both growth and decay.
Imagine taking your deepest sadness and turning it into art that everyone can connect with. That’s what Ioanna Sakellaraki did with her project “The Truth is in the Soil,” where she used photography to explore and preserve the traditions of mourning in Greece.
Dive into the captivating world of Brittainy Lauback’s “Infinite Bonheur,” a photography book that captures the thrilling chaos of life. Discover the intuitive process and heartfelt inspirations behind her compelling visual narrative in this exclusive interview.
Exploring the challenges of photographing children in public, this essay reflects on the complexities photographers face today, amidst shifting societal attitudes and concerns over privacy.
Dive into the transformative journey of the Tennessee River through Jeff Rich’s evocative photography in Watershed: The Tennessee River.
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Discover “Netflix and Chill,” a captivating photobook that explores the visual and emotional layers of online dating. Through Sarah’s fictional Tinder experiences you can witness the transformation of fleeting digital moments into a profound narrative on modern intimacy. Photography Book Spotlight
Tadashi Onishi’s photography transcends mere visuals, capturing the essence of Tokyo’s nightlife and urban subcultures. In this interview, Onishi shares his journey, inspirations, and the unique techniques behind his evocative project “Shinjuku Inco,” where the worlds of street life and performance art intersect. Photography Book Spotlight
Delve into the vibrant world of Kathleen McIntyre’s photography with “Color Me Softly,” where colors transcend mere aesthetics to become the essence of storytelling. This captivating book invites readers to explore the interplay of hues and textures, revealing deeper layers of meaning and personal reflection. Photography Book Spotlight
Lana Z Caplan’s latest work, Oceano (for seven generations), unearths the multifaceted stories of the Oceano Dunes, blending historical depth with contemporary environmental concerns. Through her compelling photographs, Caplan invites readers to explore the complex legacies and urgent issues of this unique landscape. Photography Book Spotlight
In today's digital world, creative work — a photograph, a new tech gadget design, a book, or a catchy slogan is more vulnerable than ever to theft or infringement. Understanding how to shield your creative assets legally is paramount in this era of rapid information dispersion.
Step into a world of forgotten spaces and whispered memories through the lens of zack mennell, a photographer who transforms the desolate into the divine. Whistling As The Night Calls invites us to confront mortality, queerness, and the beauty found in vulnerability.
What happens when a journalist dives into the world of street photography? Ivan Kuznetsov shares his transformation from an amateur to a more intentional photographer, guided by conversations with some of the most iconic street photographers from around the globe.
Kyle McDougall’s photography takes you on a journey through the quiet corners of forgotten towns and wide-open landscapes, revealing the beauty in stillness and history. In this interview, we dive into the stories behind his debut monograph An American Mile and explore the fascinating transitions in his artistic career.
Photographing dreams may sound impossible, but Glen Snyder’s ethereal images capture the elusive essence of the dream state. Inspired by Akira Kurosawa’s film Dreams and using a rare Pentax soft-focus lens, Snyder invites us into a world where reality melts into the subconscious, and the lines between black and white, motion and stillness, are beautifully blurred.
What happens when a daughter retraces her father’s footsteps, not just through time but through the lens of a camera? In Night Calls, Rebecca Norris Webb captures the quiet moments of rural Indiana, blending photography and poetry to explore family bonds, memory, and legacy.
Summer Wagner’s photography invites us to explore the space where dreams meet reality. In this interview, she shares her creative journey, offering insights into how her ethereal work touches on themes of consciousness, memory, and the modern human experience.
AI is revolutionizing photo editing. Retouch4Me’s AI plugins offer fast, professional-grade retouching, saving time and boosting creativity. Discover how these tools can transform your workflow.
The blog is up and running again, and I’m excited to share that we have some great interviews lined up for you.
Get ready to explore the intimate world of Regina DeLuise, where art, culture, and human connection intertwine through the lens of her large-format camera. In this exclusive interview, Regina shares the inspirations, techniques, and personal experiences that breathe life into her latest book, The Hands of My Friends.
Tatsuo Suzuki’s street photography captures Tokyo’s raw energy in every frame. Join us as we explore how he blends spontaneity with deep personal reflection to document the city’s unseen emotions and moments of friction.
Step into the haunting beauty of Yim Tin Tsai, an abandoned island where nature and history collide. Through Kinga Owczennikow’s lens, discover the forgotten stories hidden within the ruins as the island reawakens in her mesmerizing photography essay.
Gregory Crewdson’s photographs are more than just images; they are windows into the mysterious and often unsettling narratives hidden within everyday life.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, and in this day and age, we tend to carry millions of words on our phones. The pictures we snap allow us to capture important moments and experiences that we can easily revisit.
Shelby Lee Adams’ journey through his photographic archive reveals the hidden treasures and timeless beauty that careful preservation can uncover. In “From the Heads of the Hollers,” Adams shows how revisiting and archiving photos can bring new life and profound insights to images once forgotten. Discover the magic of looking back and the stories that only time can tell. Photography Book Spotlight
Peter Essick’s “Work In Progress” uncovers the hidden beauty and complexity of construction sites through the lens of drone photography.
Discover how Thomas Boivin’s move to Ménilmontant sparked a decade-long journey of daytime walks and nighttime work, leading to a photographic masterpiece that captures the heart of this Parisian neighborhood.
Step into a hidden world where history and art collide. In Manifest | Thirteen Colonies, Wendel A. White takes you on an evocative journey through the archives of America’s earliest settlements, unveiling the powerful, untold stories of African American resilience and heritage.
In “Two Places on Earth,” Chan Chao bridges continents and cultures through poignant portraits of UN peacekeepers in Cyprus and female prisoners in Peru, highlighting the shared humanity in our interconnected world.
Tanya Marcuse’s triptych, “Fruitless | Fallen | Woven,” takes viewers on a visual journey through the cycles of nature, revealing the profound beauty in both growth and decay.
“Bored with obvious reality, I find my fascination in transforming it into a subjective point of view.”
“The artist’s task is to find the right point of view, the right angle, to create something that didn’t exist before.”
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“Bored with obvious reality, I find my fascination in transforming it into a subjective point of view.”
“The artist’s task is to find the right point of view, the right angle, to create something that didn’t exist before.”
In today's digital world, creative work — a photograph, a new tech gadget design, a book, or a catchy slogan is more vulnerable than ever to theft or infringement. Understanding how to shield your creative assets legally is paramount in this era of rapid information dispersion.
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