We’re perfectly aware that the tune by Drowning Pool suggests exactly the opposite, but these bodies are far too expensive to drop, they don’t heal on their own and most insurances (save our very own Photography Care Program) don’t cover them.
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the fairest of them all? Well, it all depends on what lens you’re working with. From prime lenses to telephotos, from the best known brands to some obscure makers, they’re all in there.
While it’s true that some less than scrupulous photographers use their cameras to leach onto models, that’s not true for the majority of us. Naked bodies in all their splendor, variety and vulnerability are one of the biggest sources of inspiration for any artist, as shown by all the imagery available in most museums. Shall …
Catwalks, models, runways, flashes, cameras and excessive airbrushing all converge on one of the most visible forms of photography there is: fashion photography. Let’s get into our less scruffy looking PJs and solve this with alacrity! The Phoblographer realizes that, as a publication, we don’t always have to be so serious. So, each weekend, we …
As most of you know, Pride month is already gone. Sad, I know, but it doesn’t actually matter; it’s always a good time to take a look at history —recent and not so recent— and bring out the names that, through effort and good eye, has allowed us to witness so important a movement. For …
Photojournalism. A simple word, yet one containing multitudes. From Robert Capa to Evan Vucci, a million cameras and a couple million eyes (give or take) has allowed us to see and witness things that were Important.
Maybe you've heard of this tiny, teensy, bite-sized association called Magnum Photos. Maybe. I don't know if I would bet on that. Anyway, whatever you've heard about them, they've done a lot for our chosen career, and they deserve a round of applause.
They say a long and angry sentence was walking around town, scowling and mumbling and all those things really angry sentient beings do. A tense went past and asked, "Hey, words! Why so cross?" and the sentence just answered, "Nah, man, I was just ran-on by a couple of pronouns.