"Makaha (No. 62)" - Photo by LeRoy Grannis. LeRoy Grannis, a celebrated surf photographer whose images are often credited with helping to bring surf culture to the mainstream during the '60s and '70s, has died. He was 93 years-old. Dubbed the "Godfather of Surf Photography" by the New York Times, Grannis played a pivotal role
Packers player Aaron Rodgers snaps Kelby's monopod in half. As we've learned from past interviews with sideline photographers, sports photography is all about being as close to the action as possible. That means if you want to get the incredible shots, you have to be willing to go right to the edge. For photographer Scott
For his 2009 book, author Ron Schick juxtaposed the painting "Going and Coming" (1947) with the photograph Rockwell used to create it. With over 4,000 works created over his career, Norman Rockwell was both prolific and wildly successful. His art pieces famously graced the cover of The Saturday Evening Post for four decades, and his
Dianna Agron as cheerleader Quinn Fabray For her role as head cheerleader Quinn Fabray on Fox's hit musical Glee, Dianna Agron has to dance, sing and act -- sometimes all at once. But none of those talents are what get her truly inspired. That, my dear Gleeks, belongs to photography. In a new interview, Agron
Photo by Milton Rogovin, from the series Lower West Side. Milton Rogovin, a social documentary photographer known for his stark black-and-white photos of Buffalo's poor and working class, has died of natural causes. He was 101 years old. Rogovin is best known for his project "The Forgotten Ones," a series of portraits taken over three
On the set of 'Crazy Heart.' Photo by Jeff Bridges. For a long time, Jeff Bridges was hailed by critics as one of the most underrated actors in Hollywood. But then he won an Academy Award for his turn as burnt-out country singer Bad Blake in Crazy Heart, and now he's earning praise again for
Shirts worn by the employees at Dwayne's Photo, processors of the last Kodachrome film rolls. Photographers around the world are saying goodbye to an icon. Kodachrome, the color film that was a favorite among professional shutterbugs during the '50s and '60s and was the medium used to capture some of most celebrated portraits in photography,
Ed Kashi Wins Unicef Photo of the Year Award Photograph by Ed Kashi. A poignant image of a disabled young girl, hobbled by the after-effects of the American military's use of Agent Orange during the Vietnam War, has won the Unicef Photo of the Year Award. Ed Kashi, who was recently a guest of Marc's
"Migrant Mother," 1936. Photo copyright Dorothea Lange/Library of Congress In a new book on American photographer Dorothea Lange, biographer Linda Gordon goes behind the camera of one of the most influential documentary photographers and photojournalists of the last century. Dorothea Lange: A Life Beyond Limits chronicles the extraordinary beginnings of one of America's most
Marianne Majerus Named 2010 International Garden Photographer of the Year The winning photograph, Layered Landscape: a moment captured. Photo copyright Marianne Majerus U.K. photographer Marianne Majerus has won the International Garden Photographer of the Year 2010 award for her gorgeous shot of a garden at sunrise. Majerus, who received a prize purse of £5,000 (about
