by Ian Willms
 

You can blame Erin.

by Ho Tam

Over the past five years, I have visited China on several occasions. My recent trips have been very different from an earlier trip, back in 1990. Photography as a leisure or hobby is a fairly new thing in China. Not that long ago it was rare the Chinese had to use a portrait studio if they wanted to have pictures taken. Not anymore: the number of people using cameras on the street is just mind-boggling. Cell phone cameras, digital point-and-shoots and professional DSLRs are everywhere.

by Sally Frater

By Sarah Beatty-Russell

Want to start an art collection or refocus your current one?  Here are five pointers to consider.

Stay focused, stay organized

by Erin Riley

A childhood spent watching Charlie Chaplin films. Early experiments with the Super-8 camera. A Bolex of his own. The genesis of high school student Noah Lichtblau’s film Cake Marchers, is long but very clear.

by Marvin Antonio

December 20, 2011

by Jeff Rozdeba

I admit it: I spend an inappropriate amount of time clicking through Tumblr sites. Although I justify it by telling myself it is, after all, photography, that I am looking at, my critical vocabulary has been reduced to a series of snap judgments: “fantastic,”‘”nice,” “been done,” and “crap.” I’ve lost the ability to look at and think deeply about photography.

by soJin Chun

By Alice Dixon

by Robyn York