The Canon camera is a mainstay in the photo industry. Even after all these decades, new and experienced photographers swear by their Canon system. It's no surprise. After all, Canon does make quality cameras and lenses.
There is no known cure and only half of those with the disease live to the age of 40,” explains photographer Katarina Premfors. She continues, “the symptoms of Cystic Fibrosis affect the respiratory system and the digestive system.
“If it's personal you can't do anything wrong. It's your way of dealing with life. That is different for everyone, so there is no right or wrong,” said Amsterdam-based Geert Broertjes on what guided him as he put together One Year, a poetic visual story about love, loss, and grief.
People spend years of their life perfecting their craft. They invest thousands of dollars in education and equipment, sacrificing social events and family time so they can focus on improving their skill set.
Florence is one of the world's most beautiful cities, and home to many stunning works of Renaissance art and architecture. Photographer Guido Cozzi wants to bring the spotlight to his hometown through the perspective of the people who have been long been responsible for its allure and character: the artisans.
Looking for fresh documentary photography projects that you can explore in photo book form? We spotted an interesting project by Jeff Sonnabend, who is currently funding a print run of his art quality photo book titled Bowling the American Dream.
A city, much like all of us, changes, evolves, and ages. Just look at photos of your city or home town from 20 years ago and you'll see some changes, big or small. Denver-based Kevin Bauman takes this a notch higher with an interesting project simply called 100 Abandoned Houses.
Looking for some cool food photography inspiration? This is precisely what we have on spotlight for today: a fine example of an out of the box approach to the mouthwatering genre. None of those flat lays by Instagram influencers here, however -- only colorful and clever ways to see food! Russian photographer Nikita Zhurnakov shot a bunch of fun commercial food for a promo campaign by company Cherkashin.
Looking for some cool food photography inspiration? This is precisely what we have on spotlight for today: a fine example of an out of the box approach to the mouthwatering genre. None of those flat lays by Instagram influencers here, however -- only colorful and clever ways to see food! Russian photographer Nikita Zhurnakov shot a bunch of fun commercial food for a promo campaign by company Cherkashin.
The Northern Lights are perhaps one of the most breathtaking natural phenomenons anyone can see during their time on this planet. The bright colors can be seen fluttering in the skies over Alaska, northern parts of Canada, Greenland, Iceland, parts of Norway, Sweden and Finland, and the residents there can see them from late August through the middle of April.
When we speak of Iceland, we immediately envision the surreal landscapes that make it one of the most sought after places for both travelers and photographers alike. But, apart from the volcanoes, geysers, hot springs, lava fields, and coastlines that comprise its dramatic landscape, the Nordic island nation has one more natural wonder that will mesmerize you: the Icelandic horse.
We all know that light is the vital ingredient that makes every photograph possible. But for UK-based commercial photographer Michael Taylor, it's also a fascinating muse in itself to explore and experiment with.
The night is young, the drinks are cold, and the parties are colorful -- but it's a different face of nightlife that you'll see in this new photo book by German photography Christian Reister. Titled Berlin Nights, this volume offers a more gritty and personal approach in monochrome to depict the vibrant nightlife of Berlin.
Over the years, we've seen a lot of talented photographers and impressive projects that were truly inspiring and creative. Many of them tackled eye-opening topics, and some of them challenged the boundaries and norms of genres and approaches.
Humans have populated the Earth so successfully and heavily that it's easy to find traces of human activity in virtually every corner of the world. Sometimes, these manifestations are harmless; many times, they bring serious repercussions for the planet.
Ever wanted to make something different using double or even multiple exposures with film cameras? Something that's not a silhouette of someone set against cityscapes or flowers? We've found an interesting project that makes use of this beloved analog technique in a rather fantastic way: creating surreal, mythological creatures.
If you think you got your macro photography game going, wait until you get it as strong as that of Chris Perani. In his incredible ongoing project, Butterfly Wings, he takes us to a stunning macro world brimming with exquisite detail unseen to the naked eye.
Ian Pettigrew is one of our favorite creative brains to pick when it comes to photography projects. This time, we have him back for something totally different from his usual work. A drastic departure from hard-hitting topics like Cystic Fibrosis explored in projects like the SaltyGirls and SaltyKids, this adorable new project brings smiles to our faces in place of the tugs at our hearts.
The toughest guys often have the most interesting stories to tell, and it's the job of story-driven photographers like John Ferguson to get the word out for them. The brutal world of contact sports like mixed martial arts and cage fighting is one of the best places to find such subjects.
FUJIFILM Corporation and Magnum Photos have partnered for a major collaborative project titled HOME. This venture brings together 16 photographers and will culminate in a ten-city exhibition, a photobook, and series of events.
There's no doubt that landscape photos look stunning in color. Once in a while, however, you come across a body of work in black and white that shows you a different side to the beauty of the outdoors.
For me, photography is not only a profession, but a way to cope, interact and understand the world around me. Earlier this year my brother-in-law died unexpectedly. Weeks later my mother passed away -- equally unexpectedly.
Heads up, cat lovers. The next year is still a few months away but this calendar is all you need to welcome 2018 with a meow. Featuring cat photos snapped by Adam Myatt, also known as The Cat Man of West Oakland, the 2018 Hoodcats Calendar promises to be "filled with Oakland's finest felines."
I’d love to present the photo project I am doing very passionately for a while. I am portraying people with their (favorite) childhood memory. Actually, I am more portraying the memory than the person behind it.
These 15 photos will throw you back in time and into the world of those who will live forever! The theme: America's icons. The creations make up part of ICONIC which is a photographic project, headed by French fashion photographer Etienne Clotis, that features famous figures who shaped history and culture.
At some point this year I felt like I needed a new, creative approach to my photography so I decided to start the #floatstagram collection of photos, where I use everyday objects like phones, cameras, doughnuts and soda bottles to give the illusion of levitation.
After shooting classical light trails for a while I thought about how to make something different, how to give it a personal touch. I was curious to see what would I get if I attached LED's to the front wheel of my bike.