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Photographing Caves with Brandon Kowallis
My love affair with caving began back in the forests of Iowa in the early 1990′s when my family visited Maquoketa Caves State Park. It was there that an insatiable draw toward peering into the unknown...
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Justin Bettman’s Dark Series
Justin Bettman last spoke with us about his Bagel Project, and today he’s taking some time to tell us a little bit about his stunning Dark series. Be sure to check out the rest of Justin’s astonishing...
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The Art of Travel Transcendence with Levi Wells
Levi Wells is a director/editor/photographer based out of Denver, CO. In 2012, Levi took a seven-month trip through ten countries as the onboard videographer for Semester at Sea. As you can imagine,...
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Bringing Science and Photography Together with Fabian Oefner
My name is Fabian Oefner, and I live in Switzerland. I have always had a vidid interest in both photography and science. At a very early age, I started using my parent’s basement, the attic, and pretty...
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Hand in Hand: Skateboarding on Holy Grounds With Fred Mortagne
Fred Mortagne is a talented photographer who recently undertook the project of creating a photo essay about skateboarding on Holy Grounds. He traveled around Jerusalem in 2010, taking photos that...
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Lensbaby Spotlight: Caroline Jensen
Caroline Jensen is a photographer living in rural Minnesota. She sees portraits most often in black and white, and favors color for landscapes. She is an avid Lensbaby shooter and a Mentor at Clickin...
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The Floral Paintings of Qi Wei
Qi Wei is a Singapore-based photographer with a minimalist style and a profound dedication to the art of photography. The following statement from his website sums it up nicely: “Art is ‘making...
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A Story and a Picture: One Photo, 1,000 Words
For photographer/web designer Max Elman and writer Christopher Hermelin, a picture is worth a thousand words. Literally. Their refreshing project, A Story and a Picture, offers a photograph from Max...
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Mark Crummett’s “Ghosts in the Machine”
I’ve been an editorial/fine art photographer for 40+ years, but I came to this series by way of sculpture. My father did assemblage art from found materials, similar to Joseph Cornell. When I...
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Slices of Silence: Nathan Wirth’s Black and White Photography
We recently stumbled upon the stunning black and white photography of Nathan Wirth and were enamored with his fine blend of photography with a poetic sense of fine art. His bio states that “Poets such...
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Ingrid Endel’s Stunning Conceptual Photography
When we came across Ingrid Endel’s stunning conceptual portraits, we knew we had to share her work here with you. Ingrid started shooting back in 2009 after a knee injury that kept her from dancing. We...
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Focus on Photographers: Joseph Maddon
We first came across Joseph’s work on Instagram, where we instantly fell in love with his genuine portraits and fresh perspective. We asked Joseph to share a little bit about himself and his work with...
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A Tale of Benjen Stark – Game of Thrones Fanfiction Video by Benjamin Von Wong
Benjamin Von Wong is an up-and-coming photographer/videographer based out of Montreal. Since quitting his day job as a mining engineer in 2012, Ben has been throwing himself into his passion for...
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A Beautiful Mess Photo Idea Book + A Giveaway!
Elsie Larsen and Emma Chapman are an unstoppable sister duo with no end of creative ideas. They each write and create for their wildly successful lifestyle blog A Beautiful Mess, where they share...
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Michael Clark: Holiday Wish List 2013
In the world of photography, there never seems to be a year when there’s not something on our wish lists. Holidays are often the time we hope to see that new DSLR under the tree, more memory cards...
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A Bug’s Life: Colin Hutton’s Macro Photography
Typically when we think of spiders and insects, or “bugs,” we get a little squeamish, anxious, and even panicked. However, if we were to get up close and personal with these little critters, we may...
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Into a Dream: Conceptual Photography with Jenna Martin
“When in doubt, risk it.” As a conceptual and fashion photographer, these are words Jenna Martin lives by. Through the use of basic textures and elements, Jenna takes us into surreal alternate...
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Fitness and Sports Photography with Mike Tittel
As many of us know, photography doesn’t always take us where we expect to end up. Whether it’s a different angle, different location, or different genre, as photographers we continuously find ourselves...
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Aerial Videography with CineChopper
As the owner and pilot of CineChopper, Chris Newman flies remote controlled helicopters with cameras attached to them for a living. This emerging genre is known as aerial videography and Chris...
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13% SALT – The Man Behind the Utah-Based Photo Journal
“Named after the average salinity of the Great Salt Lake’s south arm, 13% SALT serves up quick-hit, eye-catching doses of things you might otherwise miss, as well as creative images of local...
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