FOTOFEST Friday November 28, 2025
The Houston Fotofest Biennial, “Global Visions – FotoFest at 40,” will return to Houston’s Sawyer Yards exhibition spaces in Arts District Houston from March 7 to May 10, 2026, with a showcase of photography—the works of over 450 artists from the United States and over 58 countries will be on view—and other events. FotoFest's Meeting Place Portfolio Review, which the festival calls the largest and longest-running portfolio review program in the U.S., will run from March 12 to March 16, and you can register now to participate. Read the full Story >>
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David Schonauer Friday November 28, 2025
As a US Army photographer in Vietnam and later a freelancer in Cambodia, Al Rockoff documented the ravages of war in Southeast Asia. On April 17, 1975, he was one of the few journalists to record the
end of Cambodia's civil war as the insurgent Khmer Rouge marched victoriously into the nation's capital, Phnom Penh. In the 1984 film "The Killing Fields," which depicted … Read the full Story >>
DP Review Wednesday November 26, 2025
Leica’s last Q-series monochrome camera came in the form of the Q2 Monochom, released in November 2020. Leica’s newly released Q3 Monochrom is largely the same camera as the original Leica Q3, but, notes PetaPixel, it features a version of the 60-megapixel sensor without the color Bayer filter, which results in what Leica claims are sharper photos with far better noise performance. The Q3 Monochrom also joins the list of Leica cameras that can embed CAI Content Credentials in its images. Leica's implementation relies on specific hardware, so this feature will not be extended to existing Q3 and Q3 43 owners, added DP Review.
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MY MODERN MET Wednesday November 26, 2025
Wildlife photographer Roeselien Raimond knows a thing or two about foxes.“When I first started photographing foxes,” Raimond tells My Modern Met, “I thought I knew them: cute, clever, a little sneaky. But after 15 years of spending thousands of hours in the field, I’ve learned one thing: when it comes to foxes, the more you know, the less you know.” Foxes, she says, are loyal lovers, expert swimmers, can “see” magnetic fields, cache food for the future, and even laugh. You can go here to learn more of her fox wisdom.
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