On April 20, 2011, photojournalist Chris Hondros was killed during a mortar attack in Misrata, Libya, and since then, the Chris Hondros Fund was founded in order to honor his memory and legacy. The fund [...]

  Interview by Aimee Baldridge — Photos by Lucas Zarebinski There’s a kind of photographer in this world who will make you want to trade your lunchbox sandwich away, sharpen your knives, and book a [...]

Wedding photographers get a registry of their own. By Janet Alexander – Photos courtesy of Ciderr.com The wedding industry was established decades ago for young couples who were just moving out of mom and dad’s [...]

Broncolor has released their new Softbox and Octabox systems. These optimized light shapers come in nine different shapes and sizes and provide precise lighting for those in the design world. These quality, high-performance light shapers [...]

We’re living in an image driven world. Everyday more photos are created than were created in the first 100 years of photography’s existence. With an estimated three hundred and eighty billion images being taken each year. [...]

By Janet Alexander Feature image courtesy of Andrew Garn Chelsea, New York gallery ClampArt offers a historical visual survey with its new group photography show, “NYC, c. 1985.” The show coincides with the release of Jeannette Montgomery [...]

  Day 2 of Skip Cohen University didn’t fail to impress. The philosophy of handshakes, telephone calls, meetings and face-to-face hands-on education with  people who share a passion for photography was prevalent at every turn as [...]

Photowhoa was founded by two inspiring photographers looking for solutions to their own problems related to photography in November 2011. Kevin Tang and his friend Eric Yang, based in Los Angeles, put together the website [...]

American Photographic Artists is accepting submissions for the second annual Short Video Contest from now until May 26. The contest is open to everyone, not just APA members—though members do pay less to enter. All [...]