npr Thursday August 1, 2024
Photojournalist Gideon Mendel began thinking about documenting climate change in 2007, when his children were 8 and 5. As he neared 50, he wondered: “What might the world be 50 years ahead, when they were my age?” The result, notes NPR, was his remarkable series “Submerged Portraits,” which picture victims of floods posing amid the high waters in front of their inundated homes. The work is on view at New York’s Asia Society through August 11 as part of its photography exhibition centering on climate change. See also: The Nation.
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ASMP Thursday August 1, 2024
The American Society of Media Photographers has announced that it is partnering with Capture One to create an online certification course for digital techs. The ASMP calls it a “first of its kind” collaboration, notes PetaPixel. The course helps you master the essential tools and studio workflows used by the world’s top photographers. “With the Capture One Online Certification, you can show the world that your skills meet the demands and professional standards of any job in photography,” notes ASMP. All ASMP members can access the course free and receive 30 percent off a new subscription to Capture One.
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David Schonauer Thursday August 1, 2024
"Depression is sneaky and sometimes we only really see its depths once we climb out," writes climber and photographer Cory Richards in his new memoir, "The Color of Everything: A Journey to Quiet the
Chaos Within." Richards has experienced highs as few others ever will- He has climbed the world's tallest mountains and had his photos published in important adventure magazines. But he's also … Read the full Story >>
