PetaPixel Friday August 29, 2025
Peak Design and Fujifilm have opened Field Lab, an in-store experience that offers the chance for photographers to test out Fujifilm photo equipment, explore Peak Design’s carrying solutions, and, notes PetaPixel, to have their Fujifilm gear checked and cleaned by certified professionals. Field Lab will remain open at Peak Design’s New York City store through the end of this year. It’s a chance to get your hands on Fujifilm’s “latest launches,” including the brand-new Fujifilm X-E5, adds PP.
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Prints for Wildlife Friday August 29, 2025
Since 2020, the Prints for Wildlife organization has raised over $2.1 million for wildlife and nature conservation efforts, but its newest fundraising initiative may be its most ambitious to date, notes My Modern Met. Launched on Aug. 21, Edition Hope gathers prints donated by more than 200 photographers, with all net proceeds directly benefiting Conservation International. The effort comes as critical funding for wildlife and conservation is being withdrawn, notes the organization. The fundraiser closes on Sept. 21.
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CBS News Friday August 29, 2025
California-based photographer Dennis Lee is suing the Detroit Lions for copyright infringement, accusing the franchise of posting photos of quarterback Jared Goff without authorization. The three photos at issue featured Goff playing basketball and baseball in 2011 and 2012 for Marin Catholic High School in Kentfield, California. The lawsuit alleges that the Lions franchise exceeded its non-commercial license with the MaxPreps sports site when it posted the photos on its Instagram and X pages, notes CBS News.
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Mother Jones Friday August 29, 2025
Each weekday immigrants make their way through the halls of 26 Federal Plaza in Manhattan, searching for the right courtroom for their asylum hearing. And there they encounter “a constellation of three letter agencies—ICE, CBP, ATF, DSS, FBI, HSI—and the US Border Patrol,” notes Mother Jones magazine, which features photographer Victor J. Blue’s images of the scene. “Here legally, engaged in a sanctioned process to determine their eligibility for asylum, they have committed no crime. They are arrested anyway,” Blue writes.
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