Watermarks, Theft And Visibility
By noreply@blogger.com (John Lund) A giraffe stands on the edge of a cliff, his head above low lying clouds in
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Opinions
taking photographs changes the way we experience the world, but reviewing them can change the way we remember the experience
By A Photo Editor Henkel found “a photo-taking-impairment effect”—photographing the object led students to remember fewer objects and fewer details
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The Weekly Edit- The Hollywood Reporter
By Heidi Volpe Photographer: Photographer: Mary Rozzi Photographer: David Needleman Photographer: David Needleman Photographer: Mary Rozzi Photographer: Blossom Berkofsky Photographer:
Read MoreHistorical research—indeed, humanistic inquiry as a whole—is being undermined by the constant plugging of economic value as a measure of worth
By A Photo Editor And so @HistoryInPics makes me angry not for what it fails to do, but that it
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This Week In Photography Books: Trent Parke
By A Photo Editor by Jonathan Blaustein I used to have an Aussie friend named Pappy. We met when I
Read MoreDo we want a tech world defined by compassionless jerks?
By A Photo Editor I’ve written before about the toxicity of the Silicon Valley/San Francisco cult of “disruption,” which has
Read MoreCaving Out A Viable Value Proposition In A World Drowning In User Generated Content
By A Photo Editor Even though the use of the Fire hose does not replace the use of professional photography,
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Art Producers Speak: John Davis
By A Photo Editor We emailed Art Buyers and Art Producers around the world asking them to submit names of
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Stock Photo Showcase: Melting Pot to Patriotism to Immigration Issues
By noreply@blogger.com (John Lund) This versatile image illustrates concepts ranging from social media to immigration issues, to the U. S.
Read MoreQuestions About News Photographers in Syria Arise After Freelancer’s Death
By A Photo Editor Three photographers who worked for Reuters in Aleppo claimed that at times when a photograph didn’t
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