VegNews Apologizes For Using Photos of Meat Is this a real cheeseburger? Does it even matter? Food photography, like most advertising, is designed to make the featured product as alluring as possible. Yet while many photographers will go to great lengths to make their steaks, sandwiches and salads look appetizing, if you knew what was
Taylor Kitsch Takes Up Photography Actor Taylor Kitsch as conflict photographer and The Bang-Bang Club member Kevin Carter. For Taylor Kitsch, work has become a hobby. The actor's latest film, 'The Bang Bang Club,' finds him playing a war photographer covering the end of Apartheid in South Africa. He became so engrossed in the role that
Rare Civil War Portraits On Exhibit at Library of Congress Unidentified young soldier in Confederate shell jacket, Hardee hat with Mounted Rifles insignia and plume with canteen and cup. They fought in some of the bloodiest battles in American history, and yet in their photographs soldiers of the Civil War appear as calm and collected
Prince William and Kate Middleton's Wedding Paparazzi Problem The official photograph of Prince William and Kate Middleton released by the royal family. Prince William and Kate Middleton are about to be at the center of the biggest wedding in a generation. And while the entire world will be watching the royal couple exchange vows, so
As one of the leading rock photographers of the 1960s, Linda McCartney made a career out of capturing the softer side of music's most famous rebels. Yet it's only now that we're finally getting a look at the photographer herself. McCartney, who passed away from breast cancer nearly 14 years ago, is the subject of
The last place in the world to process Kodachrome may have stopped developing it, but there are still fans who want to give the iconic film a proper send-off. DreamWorks studio has announced it will produce a new movie surrounding the demise of Kodachrome,which was officially discontinued in 2009. The film's script will be written
Photographer Erica Simone shovels snow in the nude. Photo by Erica Simone Nothing turns the head like nudity. Photographers know this especially well, as countless of them have turned their lenses toward the simple beauty of the human body. But what happens when the photographer is the one showing skin? Erica Simone, a Parisian-born photographer
1914 Color Images of Antarctica by Photographer Frank Hurley Frank Hurley would do anything to get the perfect shot. As a teenager, the Australian photographer gained a reputation for standing in front of oncoming trains in order to get a stunning image. Yet it was in 1914, when he was 29 years old, that Hurley
Farm Photography Could Be a Thing of the Past Could this picture get me arrested? Photo taken by author. A tractor abandoned in a corn field. Rusty, swinging barn doors. A horse out to pasture -- these are just some of the idyllic scenes that make farms such fertile environments for photography. But not
Brian Lanker with his portrait of Civil Rights leader Rosa Park in 1989. Brian Lanker, an acclaimed photojournalist who won the Pulitzer Prize for feature photography in 1973, died on Sunday, just 10 days after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. He was 63 years-old. Lanker was the Newspaper Photographer of the Year twice, in 1972
