Month: November 2023
7 Photographers Who Use Their Cameras to Explore and Process Grief
father's memory. These seven photographers explore the unknown waters of grief in different ways. They tell…
‘The New Big 5’: Global Wildlife Photography Showcasing Endangered Species
Marambo is one of Rwanda's largest silverbacks, photographed on the slopes of Sabyinyo, a volcano…
Photography Lessons for Refugee and Local Children in Turkey
Update: Sirkhane Darkroom will be traveling to Adiyaman, and Kahramanmaras to work with the children…
Supporting the ‘Little Person, Big Landscape’ Trend on Instagram (Sponsored)
A little over a year ago National Geographic photographer Jimmy Chin, and writer Grayson Schaffer,…
Explore Hidden Narratives at the Sony World Photography Awards
"Antonia Torres Gonzales is pictured on the Colorado River in traditional Cucupah beaded clothing. Gonzales is…
Exploring Light Painting Photography at a California Squatters’ Camp
In the span of several years, Jean Francois Bouchard lived for approximately six weeks in a squatters…
An NFT Collector Discusses the Future of Photography and Curation in Web3
It may appear that the NFT collector Chikai Ohazama The virtual space was created by. Monolith Gallery Tell me. "They…
Captivating Nature Photography Featuring a Dark, Mysterious Twist
During The artist spent two months in Costa Rica. Jason DeMarte Nature photography occupied him for days…
Photography and Mental Health: Personal Accounts from Photographers Dealing with Depression
Susan Borowitz experienced her first clinical depression as she approached mid-life. "My trigger was a small…
‘The New Big 5’: Capturing Endangered Species in Wildlife Photography Worldwide
The photographer and journalist Graeme Green visited Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda last year to see mountain gorillas. He…