It's a Wrap! The Final Vision Slightly Blurred Episode
After 139 episodes over 3 years, we're wrapping up PhotoShelter's Vision Slightly Blurred podcast. It has been a joy to talk about...
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Photography has evolved into something more than an aggregation of pixels. Photographer/Photo Editor Sarah Jacobs and PhotoShelter co-founder Allen Murabayashi discuss photography and its in...
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20 of 140 episodesJoe McNally Recounts the Freelance Life in "The Real Deal"
During COVID with little work to be had, Joe McNally hunkered down to write a book that's part memoir, part business instruction, and p...
"The 30" 2022 Edition Highlights New + Emerging Photos to Watch
Although PDN magazine folded in early 2020, its parent company, Emerald, rechristened the list of up-and-coming photographers as "The 30." T...
The Associated Press Wants To Sell You An NFT
Still think NFTs are some fringe idea? Yesterday the Associated Press announced that it will start selling NFTs of some of its iconic images...
It's The Year In Review in Photos (without photos!)
The end of the year means photo compilations, and Sarah and Allen go through some of their favorites from the Los Angeles Times and the New...
A Japanese Billionaire Takes iPhone Photos from Space
If given the chance to go to space, most photographers would probably gear up. But Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa visited the Internati...
Vision Slightly Blurred Live! With National Geographic Photographer Jim Richardson
Our first ever live taping of Vision Slightly Blurred features one of our favorite photographers. Longtime National Geographic photographer...
HBO's New Gordon Parks Documentary Will Get You Inspired
HBO's "A Choice of Weapons: Inspired by Gordon Parks" shares its name with Parks' 1996 autobiography, and although much of the mov...
Former President Donald Trump is Publishing a Photo Book
While most ex-Presidents opt for lengthy memoirs, Donald Trump decided on a photo book as the first post-White House tome. A new publishing...
Dina Litovsky on the "Sticky Issue of Consent" in Street Photography
Dina Litovsky built a career on observing candid moments of various subcultures – with some of her best work taken candidly on the streets o...
Jocelyn Lee's Compelling Nudes of Older Women
In her book "Sovereign," photographer Jocelyn Lee captures the female nude. But instead of the platonic ideal typically captured in the genr...
Lori Grinker's Rare Photos (and Forthcoming Book) of a Young Mike Tyson
In 1981, Parsons Institute of Design student Lori Grinker set out to document a small slice of boxing history unfolding at legendary trainer...
Photographing Directly to 20x24 Photo Paper is Magical Wizardry!
Ethan Moses – purveyor of 3D printed cameras at Cameradactyl – spent the last few weeks in NYC teaching a color reversal printing process us...
Did an Italian Student Plagiarize an Ethiopian Artist at the Milano Photo Festival?
The 2021 Milan Photo Festival catalog includes a group exhibition by students at the Istituto Italiano Fotografia on the topic of Dante&apos...
Street Photography's Snakes on a Train?
An image of a young mother in a short dress on a New York City subway raised ethical questions and the ire of some commentators on Twitter....
How Magnum Photos' Jonas Bendiksen Nearly Fooled the Entire Industry
Magnum photographer Jonas Bendiksen was troubled by potential for photographers to fabricate a story and photos from scratch using technolog...
Christo's Arc de Triomphe: What Role Does Photography Play in Ephemeral Art?
60 years in the making, Christo's Wrapped Arc de Triomphe opened over the weekend – thrilling Parisians with the artist's first po...
The Photos of 9/11 – Twenty Years Later
With the benefit of two decades of hindsight, Sarah and Allen re-examine the "iconic" photos from September 11 and talk about the need for p...
Simu Liu – the Star of Marvel's Shang-Chi – Was a Stock Photo Model
Simu Liu, the Chinese-Canadian actor who stars in Marvel's latest blockbuster, revealed that he was once paid $100 to be a stock photo...
Should Photographers Abandon Instagram Now That It's Not a "Photo App"?
In late June 2021, Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri declared that the service was no longer a photo sharing app, and that the team was focused on...