- The New York Times Lens blog talks with staff photographer Ruth Fremson about photographing grief with compassion.
- The Strobist looks behind the scenes with Mark Edwards
- A very interesting look at a Canon concept camera with a single lens that can go from macro to a 5000 mm telephoto
- The New Yorker talks to Lisa Kerezi about her photos from Coney Island
- Light Stalking tackles the three main challenges of zoo photography
- For the 4th of July, check out Misha Erwitt’s series on the American flag.
- A side by side comparison of HD video from the iPhone 4 and the Canon 7D
- An interview with photographer Sandra Dyas
- Are you digital, film or both?
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- Photographing photographers: Christopher Wahl’s “Newspeople”
- On PDN: Handling workflow on location
- On Feature Shoot: The party-soaked work of Nathan Perkel
- On PetaPixel, the world’s most tagged photo, taken at the Glastonbury Festival
- Rachel Hulin features Christopher Wahl’s Hasselblad pictures from the recent G-8 Summit.
- Did Panasonic shoot their ad with a Canon?
- On APhotoEditor: Following Up With Subjects
- On PetaPixel, check out this camera that turns your pictures into a rubber stamp
- Feature Shoot showcases the intimate black and white portraits of Ivan Pinkava.
- Pultizer-winning New York Times photographer Damon Winter has started a yearlong story in Afghanistan titled “A Year At War”
- RESOLVE features 6 tips to remember when pitching a project.
- Several photojournalists were arrested at the most recent G-20 summit in Toronto last week.
- PDN features 11 amazing images from the annual Pictures of the Year International competition.
- Richard Koci Hernandez shares 9 ways to improve your online video and storytelling.
- Kendrick Brinson shares her quirky photo tribute to the Midwest.
- The Strobist shows how to use a Neutral Density filter to get a nice, shallow depth of field.
- Rachel Hulin features Joe Reifer’s beautiful nighttime photos of abandoned places.
- A Photo Editor shares some advice for editorial photographers who also do commercial and wedding photography
- Epic Edits has some great results from their recent user submitted photo content. The theme: Vanishing Points
- The New Yorker shares Leon Levinstein’s gritty street pictures from New York’s busiest areas
Lauren Greenfield (left) speaks at NYPH
In our third audio post from last month’s New York Photo Festival, a panel comprised of Elizabeth Biondi, visuals editor at The New Yorker Magazine and photographers from the photo agency INSTITUTE including Jeff Jacobson, Lauren Greenfield, Gillian Laub, and Rob Hornstra discuss how they have adapted their work to media’s changing models of publishing and distribution. Check it out!
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