James Mollison- Where Children Sleep
James MollisonA child's bedroom is a resting place. Its a way to escape the evolving world around them. For some children, their bedrooms can often portra...
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The Loss of a Visionary: Ken Regan
Ken Regan with Bob DylanLegendary photographer and photojournalist Ken Regan passed away on Sunday November 25 in a New York hospital, after a long battle ...
Photo Plus 2012 Day 2
Rob Haggart presents Chris Anderson's portfolio, as Chris Buck looks on Janet Alexander--Super Shuttle + Starbucks = airportNo more than ...
Photo Plus 2012
By Janet Alexander--PhotoPlus Conference + Expo continues to be one of the largest photography and imaging shows in North America for the past thirty year...
Phase One releases Capture One Pro 7
Before and After (Phase One color enhancement)By Janet Alexander--Phase One, a global leader in open-platform high-end camera systems released a new pr...
nycFotoworks fall 2012
By Janet Alexander--nycFotoworks is not only a rare opportunity for photographers to put a face to their work during a coveted fifteen-minute meeting with...
American Photographic Artists Announces Merger With Editorial Photographers
Photo by Tony Gale“APA is excited to have Editorial Photographers come into our association while maintaining their identity as a National Chapter of APA,”...
Life of Pi Photography Competition
In celebration of Ang Lee's upcoming film "Life of Pi,"-- a chronicle about a boy’s journey across the ocean in a lifeboat with a Bengal tiger-- Talenthouse, ...
Jozef Zidarov’s Istanbul Fashion Week
By Janet Alexander--Ah, the internet, keeping us connected in a global village of data streams, social networks, and images. Perhaps its greatest attribut...
The Eugene Smith Grant Ceremony
Peter's winning imageBy Janet Alexander-- Peter Van Agtmael, a Brooklyn-based, self-taught photographer, is the winning recipient of this year's Eugene Sm...
Jill Greenberg Launches New Exhibition “Horse” at ClampArt
“Horse,” the latest exhibit by noted photographer Jill Greenberg, will open with a reception on Thursday, October 18th at ClampArt in Chelsea. Inspired by Green...
The 2012 APA Award Winners Announced
American Photographic Artists members and non-members from across the world were invited to participate in its annual celebration of extraordinary image-makin...
MET Exhibit, Faking It, Presents Photo Manipulation Before the Age of Photoshop
By Leslie Lasiter-- Not all photography is honest. In fact, it can be downright deceptive. Women are slimmed down in fashion advertisements; celebrities get unb...
IE Boston Comes Back to Beantown October 11
Boston-based photo professionals–this one’s for you. Photo Nights Boston is teaming with Zero2Sixty Creative and ETD Coaching to host the second-annual Industry...
Andy Adams – 21st Century Project – Looking At The Land
By Janet Alexander-- Since 2006, our good friend Andy Adams has promoting contemporary image-makers by archiving their work online at his own The Flak Photo C...
Photo by Tony Gale[/caption]“APA is excited to have Editorial Photographers come into our association while maintaining their identity as a National Chapter of APA,” comments Stephen Best, CEO of APA National. Editorial Photographers (EP), a highly regarded association aimed at improving profitability of editorial photography, has agreed to merge with APA, increasing its membership to 3,200. Sharing the same goals and vision for the photographic industry, these two advocacy groups are a natural fit for one another. The challenges editorial photographers face in the photographic field are the same facing all professional photographers that includes declining fees and the challenges of Internet use on the licensing of images.[caption id="attachment_11491" align="aligncenter" width="458"]
