DIYPhotography Friday June 26, 2026
Spain will experience a total solar eclipse on Aug. 12, with a path of totality path entering the country from the northwest (Galicia and Asturias), curving southeastward through the Iberian Highlands and ending near Valencia and the Balearic Islands (including Mallorca and Menorca) at sunset. DIY Photography has a guide to photographing the highly anticipated event. If you can’t make it to Spain this year, don’t worry. There will be another eclipse there in 2027. Read the full Story >>
LENSCRATCH Friday June 26, 2026
“Over the past year,” notes Aline Smithson at Lenscratch, “I have had the great pleasure of getting to know Mark Edward Harris. Not only is he a remarkable photographer, but also a generous and deeply enthusiastic visual storyteller whose suitcase seems perpetually packed.” Among the places he’s been is North Korea. “Rather than relying on sensationalism, Harris’s images reveal fleeting moments of tenderness, ambiguity, and individuality. His photographs navigate the tension between access and restriction, propaganda and reality,” Smithson writes. Read the full Story >>
MARKETING BREW Friday June 26, 2026
New legislation in New York State that went into effect this month requires advertisers to disclose the use of “synthetic performers,” aka performers viewers might think are real people but are actually AI-generated. The bill doesn’t spell out what disclosure should look like or the language marketers need to use, but, notes Marketing News, should ads run without the required disclosures, advertisers could be subject to fines to the tune of $1,000 for the first penalty and $5,000 for subsequent offenses. Read the full Story >>
Bronx Documentary Center Friday June 26, 2026
The Bronx Documentary Center will hold its 9th annual Latin American Foto Festival from July 9 to 26, featuring large-scale photographs by both emerging and established photographers. The work will be displayed at the BDC and throughout the South Bronx’s Melrose neighborhood. This year’s Festival brings together long-term photographic projects from Latin America and the Caribbean that explore urgent social, environmental, and political realities while highlighting resilience, memory, and collective life. Read the full Story >>
