Sean Kernan, noted photographer, teacher and author has just published "Shooting Into The Light," a new book for photographers.
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On October 7, 2014, we joined photographer Stephen Shore for a conversation with Peter Schjeldahl, acclaimed art critic and staff writer at The New Yorker. 
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In this video, "2010" artist Curtis Mann demonstrates how he created "After the Dust, Second View (Beirut)" by appropriating images from photo-sharing sites ...
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Le Nouvelliste Haiti makes a reportage (in french) with Paolo Woods, about his book and exhibit, that were locally produced.
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A vignette about a large format photographer. Photographer: Joseph Allen Freeman www.joefreemanjunior.com Producer/Co-Director: Nick Bolton Cinematographer/Co-Director: Taylor Hawkins
Jean Daubas's curator insight,
February 19, 2015 1:20 PM
all the joys and pains of Large Format photography...
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Four Tokyo-based photographers hit the streets each using only one roll of 120 film and a Hasselblad.
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Not everyone can make a woman shine, Bert could
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My Interview with Trent at his office in Adelaide. A must watch for all would be "Reportage Photographers" Trent's passion and commitment is inspiring.
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In this piece, Eric talks about his fears when shooting street, some highly recommended books and reminds all photographers to ask yourself why do you shoot? Something I ask everyone I teach the moment I meet them.
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Discovered trough Peta Pixel.
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Over the weekend of May 31 and June 1, 2014, Rob Hornstra taught a weekend workshop at Aperture Foundation. The workshop, DIY Storytelling, focused on self-publishing a photobook. Hornstra took participants through the processes of financing, shooting, designing, promoting, and selling each of his self-published projects, and ended the workshop with a discussion about the landscape of contemporary photobook publishing. We caught up with Hornstra on the final day of the workshop to discuss his role not only as a storyteller, but also as an instructor.
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Mikhael Subotzky's photographic work combines the directness of the social documentary mode with a questioning of the nature of the photographic medium itself.
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The photos we take are an expression what we're looking for not necessarily what we're looking at. Every camera we use, we use as an extension of who we are.
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Jonathan Klein talks about the ideas and emotions that images convey really matter to people, especially given the fact that imagery has become the language ...
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As a lecturer of photography at degree level, Jamie Macdonald wanted to create a series of films that would inform, educate and inspire others.
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Introducing the Road To Wolfeboro: a documentary of a 10-day journey from New York to Wolfeboro.
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"What's your perfect day?" That is the question that world-renown and multi-award-winning wedding and portrait photographer Jerry Ghionis wants to know.
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Her photographs create an epic narrative and reflect the beauty and struggle of everyday life in invisible communities.
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Photographer Joel Meyerowitz describes how he searches for ephemeral connections between things around him - then puts them in the frame.
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Discover the city of love through a legendary camera, the Pentax 67.
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One of the things i like about this project is the way it focuses on the instant nostalgia that the Pentax focusing screen brings. The framing is very good.
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A short film about the "selfie culture" with Kirsten Dunst. Short and to the point as they say.
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Director Gerald Fox's documentary Leaving Home Coming Home: A Portrait of Robert Frank features intimate interviews with the filmmaker and photographer.
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Panel discussion about the future of photobooks. Michael Mack, Dewi Lewis, Thijs groot Wassink and Stephen Gil moderated by Martin Parr as part of Photobook Bristol 2014.
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The book is an important medium for many photographers as it enables them to present their work—also, or in particular, in our digital age.
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Mark Leong's photo series "Hong Kong Under China" features cityscapes of contemporary Hong Kong and reflects on its evolving identity since its handover to China.
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