We've often said that the best way to improve your photographs is by engaging with the works of other artists. This could be looki at varied artforms, or learning from the masters of photography. If you are keen on acquring more knowledge, then we have something special for you.
As more people move to developed cities with ivory towers, a part of us continues to lose touch with nature. Despite many urban regions being designed to accommodate parks and gardens, residents barely get the time or opportunity to venture out into the wild.
Nature has always played a significant role in humankind's evolution. Yet, despite its years of nurturing, we tend to raze it for our capitalist gains over its preservation for our personal well-being.
The workforce in the United States of America has undergone tremendous changes since the turn of the 19th century. From newer (and far better) labor laws to sustainable work-life balance to wage increases, America has undergone drastic changes in the labor department in the past century.
In the visual arts, varied paintings, drawings, and collages depict the American way of life. In photography, several images and series created over the decades have portrayed America's joys, challenges, and triumphs.
Robert Frank has been the most influential figure in 20th-century photography. Born in 1924, Robert Frank's emotive documentary photographs proved how the medium could combine reportage with lyrical images to drive a point home.
Sometimes, words fail to describe the impact of the artists who have altered the medium. Robert Frank's phenomenal work, thus, falls in this league of legends. A man who needs no introduction, Frank opened pathways of possibilities when it came to visual storytelling.
Leica has announced the finalists of the 42nd-annual Oskar Barnack Awards. The competition is one of the world's most prestigious and the winner will receive $40,000 in cash along with $10,000 of Leica equipment. [Read More]
Apple just joined Instagram. An unlike most other brand accounts, the new @apple handle won’t ever feature ads or announcements for products and services. Instead, it will be used for one, single purpose: to feature the world’s best #ShotoniPhone photos.