Color is the most important aspect of editing real estate photos, and capturing accurate hues is not simply a matter of adjusting temp and tint sliders, notes YouTuber Nathan Cool in a new video. Cool explores the color theory that applies to real estate photography and how you can edit your photos with high-quality, accurate results. Read the full Story >>
The founder of an international photography project set up during the pandemic for women to share their "authentic representation" of motherhood is fundraising to protect the collection as part of history, notes the BBC. Bristol, UK-based Karni Arieli conceived the Eye Mama Project in 2020 to counter the unrealistic images on social media, while juggling parenting and working during covid. Now with about 70,000 images taken and sent to her by women from more than 60 countries, Arieli hopes to raise £35,000 to sustain and archive the project. Read the full Story >>
Without a clear plan, a photographer’s archive can become a burden rather than a legacy, leaving heirs — spouses, children or executors — to navigate complex decisions about storage, access and preservation. And as photographers try to find homes for their work, traditional archives are vanishing, especially in local journalism, notes Kira Pollack, a former editor at Time and Vanity Fair. At The Washington Post, Pollack, now a distinguished fellow at the Starling Lab for Data Integrity, warns that a great swath of photographic history is at risk. Read the full Story >>
Leica has announced the four winners of its sixth annual Leica Women Foto Project Award, which aims “to empower the female perspective and its impact on today’s visual stories.” This year’s theme was “Unity Through Diversity.” The awardees are American photographer Priya Suresh Kambli, Canadian Jennifer Osborne, Mexican photographer Koral Carballo, and Anna Neubauer of the United Kingdom. Each will receive a Leica SL3 camera, Vario-Elmarit-SL 24-70mm f/2.8 ASPH lens, and $10,000. Read the full Story >>
