I am honored to share with you the Prints for Nature sale featuring more than 85 of the world’s finest photographers working to protect people, wildlife and the environment, including 33
The world’s biggest wildlife photography competition A global showcase for nature photography and photojournalism The 2020 competition marks its fifty-sixth year Open to photographers of all ages and abilities Opening
Robert Frank died today. As Sean O’Hagan wrote for The Guardian “it is impossible to imagine photography’s recent past and overwhelmingly confusing present without (Robert Frank’s) lingeringly pervasive presence. Frank
Óscar Prieto, a survivor of a brain tumor, showed the scars from his operation. Madrid. Jan. 21, 2016. (First place in Portraits: Photographic Singles) ANTONIO HEREDIA Please check out
This was a blast last year:
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Friends, Stephen Ferry’s Kickstarter project is in it’s last week… with your participation he and his sister can complete La Batea: Impressions of Gold in Colombia. La Batea documents artisanal gold miners, their craft,
By David Griffin National Geographic photographer Cotton Coulson died in Norway the last week of May, after a scuba diving accident. (nppa.org) When I first entered close orbit around planet
Cotton Coulson with his wife Sisse Brimberg on a trip to Italy in 2008
American photographer and filmmaker Cotton Coulson, 60, formerly of National Geographic and U.S. News & World Report magazines, died last night in Tromsø, Norway, after a scuba diving incident on
There’s an interesting conversation going on over at The Atlantic about working for free. The talk is among journalists, but it’s not much of a stretch to bring it into the photography (or really any creative) space. It started last week with journalist Nat Thayer, who was asked by The Atlantic website to repurpose a blog post for free. The original article, “25 […]