A group of food photographers has been given the green light to proceed with a copyright infringement lawsuit against Uber Eats. [ Read More ]
An Airbnb host is accused of using an AI-edited photo of an overflowing, blocked toilet to claim $1,000 from a guest. [ Read More ]
A majority of U.S. online shoppers say AI-generated product images make them less confident about buying a product, according to new research from e-commerce UX research organization Baymard. [ Read More ]
Exhibited until January 3 at the PoMo museum in Trondheim, Norway, a few kilometers above the Arctic Circle, Catherine Opie's blue-and-gray mountain portraits subtly reveal her hidden self-portrait. The post In Norway, the blues of the dazzling mountains of...
Americans have the Fourth of July, but for Brits, fireworks are synonymous with November 5, also known as Guy Fawkes Night. [ Read More ]
With Navire amiral (Flagship), the photographer interweaves ten years spent backstage at the Comédie-Française with three tours aboard ships of the French Navy. The stagehands take on the air of topmen, the submariners look like characters in a novel, and Éric Ruf writes the stories that accompany…
Ricoh Imaging is opening its first dedicated GR Space in the United States. [ Read More ]
The ICP Museum in New York presents “I’m So Happy You Are Here: Japanese Women Photographers from the 1950s to Now,” an exhibition organized by Aperture that brings together twenty-eight artists of different generations, from postwar Japan to the present day. L’article Intimate and Political:…
The Royal Meteorological Society (RMetS) has unveiled the 30 finalists for its annual Weather Photographer of the Year photo contest, and there are just a few days left for people to vote for their favorites. [ Read More ]
When it comes to creating content during the winter, the last thing you want to worry about is your gear. You want to focus on capturing your images and videos. To accomplish that, you need gear that becomes an extension of your own artistic process. Before you set out on that cold weather shoot,…
Two longtime OM Digital Solutions (OMDS) executives sat down for a Japanese-language interview on OM's YouTube channel, covering a wide range of topics, including the company's development philosophy, whether it should develop cameras with larger image sensors, and what makes Micro Four Thirds…
A wedding photographer is offering one couple each year free photography on their big day, aiming to help those facing financial hardship or difficult personal circumstances capture memories of their wedding. [ Read More ]
Shimoda Designs has announced a refresh of its adventure camera backpack system, headlined by the Action X v3. Additionally, the company has a new set of interior core cubes and a brand-new sling bag. [ Read More ]
The British Photography Awards, a competition open to every photographer based in the U.K., have announced the winners for 2026. [ Read More ]
A man has been sentenced to 14 months in prison for robbing a photographer of nearly $19,000 worth of camera equipment as he was preparing for a photo shoot. [ Read More ]
At the beginning of September, the members of the jury of the Fisheye x Arc’teryx competition gathered to nominate their three winners. The images address the theme of ascent, the body, and climbing. The post Fisheye x Arc’teryx Competition: discover the names of the winners! appeared first on…
One morning, without shouting goodbye, Inès Berdugo wakes up with a funny pustule on her chin. She visits the dermatologist, who offers inconclusive results, creams, incantations… Nothing happens. She finally sees a therapeutic decoding specialist who tells her straight up that she didn't do…
Life magazine photographer Larry Burrows made "Reaching Out" in October of 1966. He died in combat five years later, before the picture had ever been seen publicly. On the photo’s 60th anniversary, Blind presents an exclusive interview with Burrows’s son about why it was initially overlooked by…
In South Central, Carlos Jaramillo celebrates the everyday beauty of his parents’ former neighborhood.
The Catacombs of Paris are showing the earliest known images of their ossuary, brought up in 1862 by one of photography’s pioneers, who went down to test his electric light in the bowels of the capital.
Born in Paris in 1953, Sophie Calle has spent nearly half a century turning her own life, and the lives of strangers, into material for art. Back in Paris in the late 1970s after years of travel, she began following people in the street, then invited strangers to sleep in her bed for “Les…
Born in 1951 in Lexington, Virginia, where she still lives and works, Sally Mann has made the American South, with its landscapes, its ghosts and its history of violence, the subject of a body of work spanning more than four decades. She first drew wide attention with At Twelve (1988), portraits…
Bodies carrying life, faces hollowed by time, snow and gravestones. Gary Briechle’s new book, a masterwork of long-unseen pictures, is the most haunted of the autumn.
The 29th edition of Paris Photo will take place at the Grand Palais from November 12 to 15, 2026. On this occasion, works by 1260 artists from around the world will be gathered to celebrate photography in all its diversity. The post <i>Paris Photo</i> has unveiled the program for its 2026 edition!…
Journalism is Not a Crime is a historic volume honoring the Palestinian journalists who have documented the destruction of Gaza. Spanning from October 7, 2023, through the end of 2025, the book brings together 166 photographs and 70 Instagram posts to create a chronological testimony of war, loss,…
When Soviet troops invaded Czechoslovakia’s capital in August 1968, Koudelka was one of the first on the scene.
In Bavarian folklore, the gates to the beyond swing wide for twelve nights running, from the winter solstice to Epiphany. Elena Helfrecht has photographed that breach every winter since 2018, alert to the omens her foremothers once read there. L’article Elena Helfrecht Conjures the Bavarian Nights…
The devoted wife, the self-sacrificing mother, the hostess beyond reproach. In Unspoken, published by Kehrer Verlag, the American photographer stages a decade of self-portraits to exhume the female stereotypes her generation inherited. L’article Jo Ann Chaus Summons the Ghosts of the American Home…
In Apotheosis Now, Cristina de Middel gathers two decades of photographs to ask a question: in an age of endless images, how much are we still able to see?
Bill Shapiro, former editor-in-chief of LIFE, picks the new photobooks worth your time. Today’s selection: a reassessment of Walker Evans, four decades of Steve McCurry, and Chris Killip’s North of England.