UK photographer exposes location of unannounced Air Force One flight
Alan Meloy, an amateur photographer and airplane enthusiast in Sheffield, England, inadvertently exposed highly sensitive presidential travel plans when he […]
How does photography make us feel?
The proliferation of smartphone cameras — not to mention social media — has helped push the production of photos past the […]
Blondie’s Chris Stein offers a vintage look at 1970s New York
Chris Stein, as co-founder and guitarist of pioneer punk band Blondie, had a front-row view of a historic period in New […]
Tara Wray takes on depression in ‘Too Tired for Sunshine’
Tara Wray uses photographs from her new book to let others know that it’s OK to grapple with mental illness. […]
Globe Photos appoints Luisa Ingargiola to board of directors
LAS VEGAS (Globe Newswire) — Globe Photos, Inc. (OTCQB: GBPT), a leader in licensed sports photography and iconic pop culture […]
Kate Wilson highlights UK poverty in photographs of children’s bedrooms
Exhibit: Bedrooms of London at the Foundling Museum, London; 8 Feb 2019 through 5 May 2019. An upcoming photography exhibit by Kate Wilson captures the utilitarian, cramped […]
Lost & Found: Photographs From the DIA’s Collection
Exhibit: Lost & Found: Photographs from the DIA’s Collection, Detroit Institute of Arts; 26 August 2018 through 3 March 2019. […]
’60 Minutes’ explains use of lynching imagery in segment
On “60 Minutes” this week, Oprah Winfrey reported on the opening of a memorial to victims of lynchings in the United […]
Richard Avedon and James Baldwin’s joint examination of American identity | The New Yorker
“Native New Yorkers Richard Avedon (1923-2004) and James Baldwin (1924-1987) met as students at DeWitt Clinton High School in the […]
A photojournalist and a marine reveal their journey back from war
Veteran combat photographer Finbarr O’Reilly, on assignment in Afghanistan, and Sgt. Thomas James Brennan of the U.S. Marine Corps struck up a […]