Photographer Ray Briggs of Okushi Photography recently shot an emotionally charged, powerful portrait that implores people to stay home so that we can protect our health care workers. His wife Mary, the subject, is a nurse on the front lines of the COVID pandemic.
The hero portrait of his wife hugging one of their sons […]. petapixel.com
Every couple of years for the past eight, Dutch artist and filmmaker Frans Hofmeester has released a time-lapse “portrait” of his daughter Lotte and his son Vince that contained one second of video captured every week of their life from birth until the present day. petapixel.com »
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Photographer Timothy Greenfield-Sanders has created photo series' that have been exhibited at the Sundance Film Festival amongst other places. He's a celebrity portrait photographer who started out, admittedly, not know what he was doing. thephoblographer.com »
2017-06-28 22:00
For Father’s Day this year, Dakota Deady surprised his father, Jones, with found footage of Jones’ father who died when Jones was just a toddler. Jones had never seen anything but a single photograph.
Fujifilm Europe has announced a new initiative to “support healthcare workers with Instax. ” The program involves donating Instax cameras and film to hospitals across the continent, in order to help doctors and nurses connect with patients without removing their Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
Five years ago, animal photographer Tanja Brandt introduced us to an incredible friendship that has led to hundreds of heart-melting photos. Meet Ingo and Napoleon (AKA Poldi): the Malinois Belgian shepherd and Owlet whose friendship has captivated the Internet for over half a decade.
My son texted me the other day asking for my meatball recipe. It’s a rarity that he texts me for recipes, so I was thrilled to my toes. About a week later, my daughter texted me asking for my fresh pumpkin pie recipe.
When photographer Jermaine Horton heard about young Marian Scott being denied school pictures because of the red extensions in her hair, he chose to step up and help her get her confidence back by giving her the professional photo shoot she deserved.
Photographer Steve Fines is being hailed as a hero after he was able to use his drone and a thermal camera to help locate a 6-year-old boy who got lost last week on a freezing cold night in Sherburne County, Minnesota.