It has been a hot summer in England, with the ongoing warm weather causing droughts. And now the UK government has stepped in with some unusual advice regarding old photos. [Read More]
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Some photographs can stop viewers in their tracks. They allow the audience to halt, observe, and mull over the finite layers of colors and content confined in a frame. Such photographs are rare in a world brimming with visual noise, as they allow the viewer to connect and find some respite from the throes of life.
While growing up, our society has often taught us to hide our emotions, especially when one is troubled or sad. We are asked to highlight only the joyous parts of our lives, such as a new job, car, marriage, and so on.
V-Flat World announced the Aqua Tray, a shallow and transparent acrylic tray that lets studio photographers easily use water as a prop. It is, basically, a shallow plastic bucket, but it does take the guesswork out of trying to build a custom solution. [Read More]
A wildlife photographer lost $11,000 worth of camera equipment and very nearly his life after falling into a river while shooting wildlife photos. [Read More]
Commercial photographer Andrei Duman aims to highlight the effects of climate change through a new personal project, Lake Powell: A 40-Year Visual Story of Water Crisis. [Read More]
I think that even in the hearts of the saddest folks, some part of them finds a smile when looking at images of Holi. I grew up knowing it as Phagwah, but Holi makes it, in my opinion, much more marketable.