National Press Photographers Association Thursday December 30, 2021
The National Press Photographers Association’s Best of Photojournalism contest is accepting entries though Jan. 23, 2022. This year’s edition of the competition features a new “Documentary” division. “Our hope is that this division will make a great home for the wonderful documentary video work that our members produce across so many different platforms,” notes the organization. The full list of divisions also includes Still Photography; Picture Editing; Online Video, Presentation and Innovation; Video Photojournalism; Video Editing. Read the full Story >>
By David Schonauer Thursday December 30, 2021
The end of the year was awards season for PPD. In October, we named the winner of the American Photography Open 2021 competition, our annual contest for photographers at every level shooting with all
kinds of devises. This year's grand prize went to Indonesian photographer Hardijanto Budiman for his photograph of an anguished doctor at a hospital near Jakarta in the moments after lost … Read the full Story >>
Mattia Bicchi Wednesday December 29, 2021
Day-to-night transitions are a challenge for time-lapse photographers—but in a new video timelapse photographer Mattia Bicchi explains how he sets up his Sony a7 III and a7R III to capture such transitions with relative ease. Rather than shooting in manual mode. Bicchi shoots in aperture priority. Read the full Story >>
i-D Wednesday December 29, 2021
Some time ago, British-born, LA-based photographer Nadia Lee Cohen’s began amassing discarded name badges from secondhand stores. “Each time I found a new one, I naturally imagined who it had belonged to and what they might have looked like. Until one day, I thought, wouldn't it be nice to actually see these people?” she tells i-D, which spotlights her new book new book Hello, My name is, in which Cohen assumes the personas of the people suggested by the name tags. Read the full Story >>
