The Power of Color Photography
“Color is joy” – Ernst Haas ─── by Rosie Torres, April 21, 2025 Since the advent of the now-iconic Kodachrome film in 1936, photographers have had the ability to transcribe their surroundings in full, realistic color.
Black Diamond
In Jharkhand, India, fires smolder on the blackened earth, releasing toxic gases into the air. Amid the fire and smoke, men, women, and children dig with their bare hands for a humble rock—known here as
STEPHEN BROOKBANK: The making of a place
Stephen Brookbank, Roller Rink at the waterfront, Hamilton, Ontario “The grey warm evening of August had descended upon the city and a mild, warm air, a memory of summer circulated in the streets. like illuminated
APPLES TO IPHONES?
EVERYONE HAS A DIFFERENT RELATIONSHIP TO FOOD AND FOOD PRODUCTION. Image by Bob St Cyr This single frame by Bob St-Cyr opens volumes of questions we collectively should be asking. This image depicts
Les Innombrables possibilités d’Adam Borman
‘Fruit’ d’Adam Borman photographié avec l’objectif Tamron 70-200mm à 200mm avec une ouverture f/11-16. Nous avons eu un entretien avec le photographe Adam Borman afin de discuter de sa pratique artistique, passant de l’histoire
A Model Bill of Rights for creating safe spaces
Mutual trust and respect. This is how images are co-created. “I carry residual anger in my body form my time in my early 20s at the beginning of my photography career. A
Pressing Business: The Snap Collective Publishing
Alan Bulley gets the scoop from publishers in our new series of interviews with publishers, including a Q&A with Dr. Philipp Müller, Founder of Snap Collective Publishing About Snap Collective Snap Collective
Marie-Louise Moutafchieva: Traversing Tuscany
An interview with photoED Magazine “When life gives you Italian lemons” – Tuscany, Italy. Shot with Tamron 28-200mm. ISO 400, 1/100 sec, f/5, 39mm Marie-Louise Moutafchieva is a Canadian-Bulgarian photographer with a passion for