Photography News/Blog

We bring you the latest news and blogs about everything photography. Dive into the latest insider news, the latest rumors and fads happening around the photography world. keep an eye open as we even bring you blog posts directly from professional photographers.

Punk Icon Henry Rollins Releases Photography Book

Rollins' new book, Occupants: Photographs and Writings by Henry Rollins A writer, poet, spoken-word artist, publisher, comedian, actor and hardcore punk music icon, Henry Rollins is one of the most outspoken and diverse artists of his generation. And in his new book, Occupants, the former Black Flag singer tries his hand at

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Shooting a Small Photo Essay

Sometimes you stumble upon an opportunity for a photo-essay right in front of you, which is what happened this afternoon right on our little street. The Kiwanis Club had restored a flag pole that had been out of repair for 25 years, at the small park at the end our street. Our local boy scout

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What I learned from Steve Jobs, by Guy Kawasaki

My friend Guy Kawasaki wrote this first hand tally of wisdom learned from working with Steve Jobs, and generously gave me permission to publish it here (be sure to also catch my video interview with Guy) Many people have explained what one can learn from Steve Jobs. But few, if any, of these people have

Fashion Designer Karl Lagerfeld Talks Photography

Karl Lagerfeld always wears his shades, even when he's behind the camera. Karl Lagerfeld never had plans to venture into photography. But as an up-and-coming fashion designer in the '50s and '60s, the German clothier found himself with no other choice. "I never thought I could be a photographer until I was literally

Tags: Chanel, fashion photography, Karl Lagerfeld, photographers|

Steve Jobs Remembered By Photographers

Diana Walker's final image of Steve Jobs, at his home office in December 2004. Steve Jobs was a man of motion. Whether through his determination to bring the most practical and stylish innovations to consumers or his drive to just make the world an easier place to live in, the former Apple

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Did Bob Dylan Rip-Off Henri Cartier-Bresson?

Dylan's painting "Opium" (2009) and Léon Busy's photograph "Woman Smoking Opium" (1915) As one of the most celebrated singer-songwriters of the 20th century, Bob Dylan is renowned for his influence on popular music. But when it comes to his paintings, the legendary folk guitarist may have been borrowing a bit too heavily

Tags: artist, Bob Dylan, famous photos, henri cartier-bresson, Leon Busy, photography, plagiarism|

Cinemagraphs: Photography On The Move

Photo: From Me To You It's part photograph and part film, and it has artists from both mediums excited about the applications. The cinemagraph, a term coined by photographers Kevin Burg and Jamie Beck, is a still photo that, using image editing software, combines multiple pictures or videos into one fluid moving

Tags: animated photographs, Cinemagraphs, GIFS, photography|

Nicolas Cage Is A Vampire, Says Antique Photo Collector

The image in question was taken by G.B. Smith, a photographer of Confederate POWs. Critics who describe Nicolas Cage's acting as stiff and bloodless don't know how close they are to the truth. An antique photograph collector says he has discovered a Civil War-era image of Cage, and argues that the Oscar-winning actor

Tags: antiques photos, Ebay, Jack Mord, Nicolas Cage, photography auctions, vampires|

Hiking the John Muir Trail — Yosemite to Mt Whitney

Starting out or completing the John Muir trail it comes down to Yosemite valley. The John Muir trail is a long and winding trail that begins in Yosemite Valley and ends at the highest point in the lower 48, on the top of Mt Whitney, 211 miles south. We're ecstatic to say that team Silber has completed the JMT--yep

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Friends of Slain Photographer Anton Hammerl Auction Work For His Kids

Anton Hammerl's children should be proud of their father. Top photographers from around the world have agreed to sell their photos online as part of an auction to raise money for Hammerl's family, following the photojournalist's killing in Libya earlier this year. Pulitzer Prize winner Greg Marinovich, National Geographic's David Burnett and New York

Tags: Anton Hammerl, Libya, photojournalist, war photographer|

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