[photopress:any_window_1940.jpg,full,centered] "Any Window," 1940. Photo by Roy DeCarava Roy DeCarava, whose 70 year career in photography was marked by a style, substance and subject matter that made him one of the most respected photographers of the 20th century, passed away last week. He was 89 years old. Growing up in Harlem in the '30s, DeCarava

[photopress:posing_beauty.jpg,full,centered] Deborah Willis' Posing Beauty, a collection of striking images of African Americans over the last century. Note - regulars to our blog at SilberStudios.com may find they have been directed to our sister site, SilberStudio.Tv, where we house our video shows. Not to worry — we only felt this was a better home for

 [photopress:0_childopsmile.jpg,full,centered] Participating photographers donate a portion of their sales to Operation Smile, which strives to give kids a beautiful smile. Image courtesy of Operation Smile. Note - regulars to our blog at SilberStudios.com may find they have been directed to our sister site, SilberStudio.Tv, where we house our video shows. Not to worry -- we

[photopress:bob_seger.jpg,full,centered] Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band in Detroit, 1977. Photo courtesy of Wayne State Press. As any music journalist will tell you, the best kind of Rock N Roll photography manages to capture a side of musicians most people don't know exists. Whether it's backstage, at home or during a moment of quiet

[photopress:chambers_wide.jpg,full,centered] "Black Dog's Retreat," the photograph Robbins and Walla used for inspiration. Photo by Tom Chambers. If a picture is worth a thousand words, what sort of song might it conjure? That's the question behind the Emmy-nominated NPR program, Project Song, a weekly art experiment that seeks to merge the crafts of photography and music-making.

[photopress:jersey.jpg,full,centered] In this undated photograph, one of Coplan's child photographers goofs around with his sisters near the Samiria River, a tributary of the Amazon. Photo courtesy of Amy Coplan/AP. On Amy Coplan's volunteer trip to Peru, the New Jersey music teacher was hoping to see the wonders of the rain forest. Instead she ended up

[photopress:SHIVE_Merced_RiverEl_Cap.jpg,full,centered] "Tree trunks" at Petrified Forest National Park. Photo by Ian Shive For his new book, "The National Parks, Our American Landscape," conservation photographer Ian Shive didn't just visit a few parks -- he spent almost half a decade travelling the country, including one intense 20 day trip where he covered 7,500 miles and visited

[photopress:capa_beach.jpg,full,centered] Soldier taking cover at Omaha Beach on D-Day, June 6th 1944 - Photo: Robert Capa In the 20th century, there were few photojournalists who were able to capture the honor, violence and horror of war as thoroughly as Robert Capa. In his short life, Capa covered five separate wars: the Spanish Civil War, the