By
David Schonauer Thursday December 9, 2021
A thin line separates two worlds. "Molecular thin," is how the renown underwater photographer David Doubilet describes this line between what lies beneath the water's surface and what lies above. With
his new book "Two Worlds: Above and Below the Sea" (Phaidon) Doubilet captures both worlds in single split-view frames. The book -- Doubilet's first major publication in two decades -- bring together
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Tin House Studio Wednesday December 8, 2021
Do have nightmare clients? The ones who want you to do more for the same money, or just renegotiate your fee as you go along? Who ask for last minute changes and don’t like the results? You can avoid them, says product photographer Scott Choucino in a new video from Tin House Studio. One way to find better clients is by putting together a better portfolio, he says. Read the full Story >>
npr Wednesday December 8, 2021
For months, the government of Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko has accelerated the number of visas it grants migrants seeking refuge from war and poverty in the Middle East, Africa, Asia and beyond. The move has created a humanitarian crisis, with Poland has declaring a state of emergency and sending more than 20,000 security personnel to its border with Belarus, notes NPR, which features a visual report from the boarder. European Union officials says Lukashenko’s ploy comes in retaliation for economic sanctions. Read the full Story >>
PetaPixel Wednesday December 8, 2021
Altered images depicting a beaten Kamala Harris, Kate Middleton and other notable women are stirring controversy around the world. The images, from Italian artist and activist aleXsandro Palombo, were created as part of a domestic violence campaign on Instagram and have also drawn praise from some for graphically calling attention to the issue. This is not the first time Palombo has raised awareness of violence against women through impactful imagery. At the start of 2020, similar photos of Hillary Clinton, Angela Merkel, Michelle Obama, and others also appeared on the streets of Milan, notes PetaPixel. Read the full Story >>
