How Lattice is Helping this Photographer Discover Beautiful Images

April 8, 2015 Marco | Editor

This post is part of a series featuring photographers who are taking advantage of Lattice, PhotoShelter’s new platform to help you get discovered by curating boards on topics you care about.

Photojournalist Jack Kurtz began using Lattice by making a board on a country he loves photographing, Myanmar. Since then, he has contributed to and is featured in over 30 boards in a wide range of themes, while also using Lattice to get a sense of the work other PhotoShelter photographers are making.

We had a conversation with Jack about his experience using Lattice …read more

Via: Photoshelter

Marco | Editor

Editor and founder of a bunch of stockphoto businesses

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