Photographer Captures 300 Locations of Fatal Police Shootings in the US

A photographer spent years memorializing 300 sites where people had died in police shootings across the U.S.

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Are Photographers Who Shoot for an Algorithm Really Artists?

I could not ask these questions in good conscience without sharing how I started as a photographer. I remember the first time that I picked up a camera. I was ten years old, and I was standing in the driveway of my childhood home.

Teens Shoot Photographer Nine Times in Park After Asking for Photo

Three teens have been arrested in Phoenix for allegedly shooting a photographer 9 times earlier this month after asking him to take their photo, and it was the photos the victim took that led police straight to the suspects.

This is Why Portrait Photographers Need to Look Up To Portrait Subjects

I’ve been studying the work of master portrait photographer Annie Leibovitz lately and something finally caught my eye. Not about her pictures, which are consistently great for going on five decades now, but about her process.

This is Why Portrait Photographers Need to Look Up to Portrait Subjects

I’ve been studying the work of master portrait photographer Annie Leibovitz lately and something finally caught my eye. Not about her pictures, which are consistently great for going on five decades now, but about her process.

Photographer Sues Cop Who Shot Him After Mistaking Camera for Gun

Back in September, Ohio photojournalist Andy Grimm was shot by a sheriff’s deputy while photographing a traffic stop — it turned out that the cop had mistaken Grimm’s camera and tripod for a gun and decided to shoot first and look more closely later.