Black Women Photographers Tuesday March 25, 2025
Flickr and Flickr owner SmugMug have announced a new grant with the Black Women Photographers collective to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the organization. The grant includes $5,000 for the recipient as well as a two-year Flickr Pro membership and a one-year SmugMug Pro membership. “We invite members of Black Women Photographers to showcase their unique perspectives through a single powerful image that captures the essence of the environments and spaces you inhabit,” notes Black Women Photographers.
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Wonderful Machine Tuesday March 25, 2025
New York-based photographer Scott Gable recently had an urge for Colombian coffee, thanks to an assignment from The Coffee Quest, a Dutch coffee exporting company that specializes in connecting small
coffee producers with international markets while emphasizing sustainable and transparent practices. The self-directed photo project sent Gable on an adventure through Colombia's coffee-growing
region. "I'm always looking to shoot new personal projects that mesh … Read the full Story >>
Global News Monday March 24, 2025
Residents of Canmore, Alberta, Canada, are outraged after a female cougar with kittens was shot, after living peacefully alongside them for years, notes Digital Camera World. Wildlife photographer John Marriott, who had been tracking the cougar for four years using trail cameras, was shocked to see a group of cougar hunters emerging from the bushes recently. "She's like this ghost neighbor and she's a perfect example of a cat that is wonderful at coexisting and respecting humans," he told Canada’s Global News.
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Creative Boom Monday March 24, 2025
Photographers Laurent Kronental and Charly Broyez spent four years documenting La Grande Motte, a remarkable seaside resort on France's Languedoc coast. In 1962, architect Jean Balladur was chosen to design the city from scratch. Alongside Oscar Niemeyer's Brasília and Le Corbusier's Chandigarh, La Grande Motte represents one of the few 20th-century cities built "ex nihilo"—from nothing, notes Creative Boom, which calls the photo series by Kronental and Broyez as "remarkable" as the city.
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