Photography News

While it's fun to look at pictures of fishes swimming around in the sea, these day-glow images by Lori Tomita showcase a rather unexpected perspective to aquatic life.

I thought I would write a little bit about "opposites" when it comes to your photography techniques in the national parks.

Northeast Ohio has an evolving and diverse food scene, and now there are two men dedicated to capturing some of that tastiness on camera.

To celebrate the tenth anniversary of their website, Corbin Fisher has released a hardcover book that acts as a printed walk down memory lane.

Shot of photographer Alessio Albi, these women's portraits are beautifully captured by combining the area around them and subtle emotion.

The MAC in Belfast has announced the 24 artists shortlisted from more than the 1,000 who entered from 30 countries across the world.

He received the distinction for his PhD research work images, which explored the way disabled people are represented in photography.

Young travelers pass through a security checkpoint at the Des Moines airport July 8. Des Moines airport passengers filed 50 written complaints over a one-year period beginning in June 2011.

After two successful editions, Amsterdam's international photography fair and festival returns with an elaborate festival programme that celebrates photography in all its forms.

When Adam Goldberg lived in Paris in 2007, the food blogger puzzled his fellow restaurant patrons whenever he whipped out his bulky SLR camera to document a dish.

Although a serious car wreck nearly caused the shop to close for good last September, Hot Shots Photography has reopened and thrives like never before.

Rachel Andrews and her husband, Alex Howard, from Bellingham, Washington set out to take a nice family photo and commemorate their five-year anniversary.

Well-known commercial producer displays the skills as a fine art photographer that earned his appointment as a National Park Mojave Moonlight, a solo exhibition of nightscapes from fine art photographer and National Park Service Artist-in-Residence Tom Lowe opens July 29th at the G2 Gallery in Venice, California.

As the art season slows down for the summer months and galleries take a breather from the rush of global art fairs, many gallerists take this time to identify and unify themes that reflect some of the concepts being expressed by contemporary artists, and put together group shows.

Sometimes, such as those moments when parents congregate to take a team photo, cameras are bountiful.

Manuel Vazquez's highly contrasted photography makes you work a little harder for the details.

Makeup has been used for generations to help women feel beautiful and cover up all the things they want to keep hidden; however, Iowa-based photographer James Worrell has found an even more artistic use for cosmetics as this abstract makeup photography series proves.

For Eddie Sung, quitting his headhunter job to pursue his love of photography was a simple step forward.

The fairgrounds in Dunkirk were abuzz with activity Sunday as people set up equipment and prepared their livestock for the grand festivities.

American photographer Jill Peters turns her lens towards the eunuchs of Mumbai for her photography series titled "Nirvan, the Third Gender of India" Jill Peters' first encounter with the eunuchs of India was in 2007 when she was on her way to Ladakh.