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Photo Pro-File: Rebecca Handler
By Janet Alexander – Photos courtesy of the artist “Naked Forrest” August 31st, 2012 I arrive at Rebecca’s East Williamsburg residence at 9:47 a.m. for a 10 a.m. call time. Shoot preparations have already been
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Arne Svenson Captures Neighbors In Voyeur Exhibit
Arne Svenson has quite the eclectic portfolio with exhibits featuring sock monkeys, stray cats looking away from the camera, empty scenes of Las Vegas, and his most recent exhibit The Neighbors, which features his neighbors. Much like the
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Flickr Redesign Reveal Yahoo’s New Intentions?
Yahoo is up to something: First, it buys Tumblr, and now unveils a Flickr redesign. Whatever the company is doing, it seems good to me because the Flickr makeover is bigger, badder and overall better.
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Library of Congress Digitizes Antique Panoramic Postcards
The Library of Congress has recently finished up a major project, which was taken on in 2008, of digitizing a collection of four hundred old panoramic postcards that are now available online. The Library’s archives
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Apple Patents an Application to Turn Smartphone Flashes into Multiple Lighting Setups
Phoneography has jumped leaps and bounds in the past few years giving birth to many apps, blogs and even new photographers. The accessibility of capturing the world through one’s own every day life has never
Yahoo is up to something: First, it buys Tumblr, and now unveils a Flickr redesign. Whatever the company is doing, it seems good to me because the Flickr makeover is bigger, badder and overall better. [...]
By Janet Alexander – Photos courtesy of the artist “Naked Forrest” August 31st, 2012 I arrive at Rebecca’s East Williamsburg residence at 9:47 a.m. for a 10 a.m. call time. Shoot preparations have already been [...]
Journalist and author Sebastian Junger gave talk about his new book War followed by a Q&A on May 8th, 2012 at the spacious Brooklyn Brewery. After watching RESTREPO for the second time, I must admit [...]
There’s much more to modern photography than simply aiming a camera. While capturing an image the old-fashioned way remains important, these three clever programs can help photographers get the most from their art. Adobe Photoshop [...]
We’re living in an image driven world. Everyday more photos are created than were created in the first 100 years of photography’s existence. With an estimated three hundred and eighty billion images being taken each year. [...]
One of our former graphic design interns, Paula Rincón, took part in a photography event in Bogotá, Colombia and wrote an article sharing her experience with Resource: On May 1st Av. Jimenez in Bogotá, Colombia [...]
Day 2 of Skip Cohen University didn’t fail to impress. The philosophy of handshakes, telephone calls, meetings and face-to-face hands-on education with people who share a passion for photography was prevalent at every turn as [...]
Photowhoa was founded by two inspiring photographers looking for solutions to their own problems related to photography in November 2011. Kevin Tang and his friend Eric Yang, based in Los Angeles, put together the website [...]
American Photographic Artists is accepting submissions for the second annual Short Video Contest from now until May 26. The contest is open to everyone, not just APA members—though members do pay less to enter. All [...]
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