Photography News

Digital cameras have revolutionized the art of photography. Gone are hours in a darkroom, film, and treasured cameras passed down from one shutterbug to another.

WHAT: Saturday, May 25, is the last chance to check out the 13th Southeastern Photography Invitational, titled "A Sense of Place" at the Creald School of Art.

Jamestown Public School's Art Department will hold its annual District Art Show Opening Night tonight from 6-7 p.m. at Jefferson Middle School by the Jefferson Auditorium.

Ashley Nicole Jones, owner of Shutter Sweet Photography has partnered with The Beehive Atlanta to offer beginner photography classes.

Brisbane photographer Darren Jew has dedicated a career and many shivering hours to bring you the beauty of the ocean.

Yes, some people still do make a living in photography . Perhaps not the same photography as yesteryear, but still photography.

In just a few short years, smartphone photography has reached critical mass. It used to be the case that a camera module on a phone was a curious anomaly rather than the rule, but now you would be hard pressed to find a mobile device without a lens on it somewhere.

Festival treats can be enjoyed in 75 venues across Auckland during the festival, which presents a comprehensive range of New Zealand-based and international photographers.

We all have an inner street photographer, whether it be a hidden urge or a full-blown passion.

The Worcester Art Museum is offering free admission to anyone who dresses up like Bob Dylan on May 24, which will be the musician's 72nd birthday.

To mark its 30th anniversary, Belfast Exposed has organised an extensive exhibition of photographic work, displayed both at its premises on Donegall Street as well as at The MAC.

The 'It Blows' Design Scene exclusive editorial is captured by the lens of Milan-based photographer Cristina Capucci.

Unity snap: Vincent Leong's Keeping Up With The Abdullahs 1 shows an ethnic Chinese family dressed in Malay clothes posing in front of their kampung baru house.

Imaginative french artist Jean-Paul Loyer's child photography series 'A Place of Make-Believe' features toddlers rocking out.

The Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center will hold their annual juried art show in June.

On June 2nd, the Bi Writers Association will present Bi Lines VI, a spectacular multi-arts event celebrating bisexual writing, which includes the first Bisexual Book Awards in the world.

A self-portrait of amateur photographer Lucy Burrows Morley is part of the exhibit opening May 28 at the Castle Museum of Saginaw County History.

Photographer Michelle Leonard of Pikes Creek will transition from the King's College Widmann Gallery art curator to featured artist during the final art exhibition of the academic year at King's College.

'When Saddam Hussein fell, we Iraqis were disoriented. For all our lives, he had always been there.

She relocated to Savannah in 2008 to attend SCAD, and eventually moved into an apartment across from St.