It was a great honor recently to work with Danish documentary photographer Klaus Bo on a new piece for Lensculture. His “Dead and Alive” effort is one of the most unique and passion-driven projects I’ve ever covered. I hope you’ll take a moment to quiet your day and read his story. Continue reading Photojournalist Klaus BO: Circling the globe in search of death
“An Unwavering Horizon” by Gina Williams is available for pre-order through March 6! Continue reading Dream a little dream…
Documentation is Love: An essay on the work and philosophy of Swiss street photographer Jens Krauer Continue reading Documentation is Love
Award-winning novelist Jonathan Starke’s new book is coming this spring — pre-order your copy now! Continue reading We’ve all got something (great) coming
Space Odyssey: 12th annual Hubble Space Telescope Advent Calendar is here! Continue reading Road trip….through space
Today, in honor of #optoutside, here’s a look at winning photography announced recently, including winners of the British Ecological Society photography competition just revealed yesterday — incredible images made by ecologists and students. In October, Wildlife of Photographer of the Year announced its winners. Congrats to all! Ecological awareness is an important key to the future healing and success of our planet. Continue reading Honoring Nature
“Each year, we round up our favorite products for our Editor’s Choice List specially geared towards photographers. The year 2019 felt almost like a Photokina year when it comes to new products being released. Crazily enough, that festival didn’t happen, however every camera manufacturer is clearly trying harder than ever to get a piece of a market that is becoming more and more niche. And, … Continue reading Wish List! Phoblographer announces Editor’s Choice Awards
Street Photography Ain’t Dead: Excellent profile on Jean Andre Antoine in the New York Times Continue reading Jean Andre Antoine: Fisherman of Moments
What we have forgotten: When the world and wonder are reborn Continue reading What we have forgotten
