AIPAD Friday April 18, 2025
The Photography Show from the Association of International Photography Art Dealers (AIPAD) is returning to the Park Avenue Armory in New York City from April 23 to 27, and you can buy tickets to the art fair now. AIPAD will debut its re-envisioned Discovery Sector for the 2025 edition of the event: Reflecting its renewed commitment to platforming new and emerging galleries, these booths will showcase single-artist or theme presentations alongside focused historical exhibitions, notes AIPAD.
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David Schonauer Friday April 18, 2025
Midjourney's newest AI image generator, dubbed V7, recently became available in alpha, and, as we learned this week, users have found a new way to make it work better by inputting creative prompts
that include a filename from a camera system to achieve photorealistic AI images. One X/Twitter user, who goes by Min Choi, published a thread of images in which he wrote a … Read the full Story >>
World Photography Organization Thursday April 17, 2025
The World Photography organization has announced the winners of the 2025 Sony World Photography Awards, and the top prize, Photographer of the Year, goes to British photographer Zed Nelson for his series “The Anthropocene Illusion.” The six-year-long documentary project, selected from the contest’s Professional category, explores “how we immerse ourselves in increasingly choreographed and simulated environments to mask our destructive impact on the natural world.” Nelson receives $25,000 and Sony gear.
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DIYPhotography Thursday April 17, 2025
Is it even possible these days to get photography clients without social media and without constantly playing Instagram’s algorithm game? DIY Photography shares tips on how to do just that from Spanish photographer and YouTuber Laura B. And guess what? Her first and favorite tip is a classic: networking, but with a twist. She reminds us that word of mouth is powerful, but people can forget names easily. The solution? A business card! “But not just any plain, old-school card—she’s talking about stylish, eye-catching designs that reflect your brand,” notes DIYP.
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