Editor’s note: In 2019 I wrote about a phenomenal image-maker and photographer named Osheen Harruthoonyan whose approach and results mesmerized us. Here is an invite

John Paul Caponigro’s recent work, Global Warning, warns   viewers of the climate change crisis occurring on Earth. John Paul is an internationally collected visual artist

The last time I wrote an article for this site, I had just moved back to the United States from the Netherlands. At the time,

An ambitious camera or lens is one that allows, in some way, the making of images that could not have been made before, or that

Apple has crammed some amazing technology into the svelte frame of the 11” M1 iPad Pro. At almost exactly 1 lb in weight, it is

I was hoping to be on the Pacific Crest Trail at this point in the summer, but a knee injury has left me wandering around

A cut is brutal, even if committed by the blade of a surgeon. So for Irving Penn the camera is an instrument that creates art

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Why Aren’t We Talking About It All The Time? For years I have been fascinated with how the human eye perceives depth, and particularly with

Japanese photographer Kazuyoshi Nomachi shares with his contemporaries Sebastião Salgado and and Steve McCurry an ability to turn photojournalism – the art of capturing the

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(Editors note: While Adobe has updated and some of these workarounds are rendered obsolete, many still use older versions and the approach here is still

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You’ve never seen files like this before, unless you’ve used either the original GFX 100 or very expensive medium format modular systems from Phase One