PetaPixel Monday April 6, 2026
According to a survey of 363 photographers who either use AI as part of their workflow or are open to AI retouching tools, the vast majority believe AI should assist but not take over creative control. Retouch4me, maker of AI-powered photo and video editing software, asked 363 working photographers in Europe and the United States about how they use AI in their work and what they want the limits of AI retouching to be, notes PetaPixel. Most respondents said they want AI to only handle “the repetitive, mechanical side” of photo retouching. Read the full Story >>
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David Schonauer Monday April 6, 2026
You might describe Nan Goldin's series "Sisters, Saints and Sibyls" as the photographer's origin story, noted Dazed magazine recently, adding, "You might also say there are few photo series as
haunting." The work focuses on Goldin's sister, Barbara, who at the age of 12 was sent to a psychiatric detention facility for her defiant and sexually provocative attitude. She spent the next six
years … Read the full Story >>
The New York Times Friday April 3, 2026
TMZ, the Hollywood-based gossip site, is known for unleashing its throng of paparazzi on celebrities and then releasing photos of them in embarrassing or compromising situations. But, notes The New York Times, as members of Congress began flying home for their scheduled spring recess amid a war and the shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security, TMZ’s founder, Harvey Levin, decided they should receive the same sort of scrutiny. Want to see South Caroline Senator Lindsey Graham at Disney World? This is your chance. Read the full Story >>
Fine Books & Collections Magazine Friday April 3, 2026
A rare photograph by Edward Steichen is expected to sell for $1 million at a series of auctions at Sotheby’s showcasing the significant private Jill and Marshall Rose Collection of 20th century American and European modernist photography. Steichen’s 1908 image “Balzac, The Open Sky, 11 P.M” (1908), is believed to be one of only three extant examples of its size (estimate: $700,000–$1m). It comes from his extensive series photographing Auguste Rodin’s sculpture of the French writer Honoré de Balzac, notes Fine Books & Collections. Read the full Story >>
