The Vanity Fair Oscar Party is a beloved Academy Awards tradition. There, everyone—from newly minted winners to A-list celebrities to “regular folks”—can party the night away after the awards ceremony. One of the staples of the experience is a Mark Seliger portrait.
Finding the right subject is a struggle for many photographers.
Imagine that you're trying to take the perfect photo of your child, and they're supposed to flash their biggest, brightest,...
After receiving thousands of entries from photographers around the globe, the World Nature Photography Awards have announced their winners. The top prize goes to Jens Cullmann for his incredible image of a crocodile swimming through the mud at the Mana Pools National Park in Zimbabwe. The German photographer learned of his win while on location in Botswana and was thrilled about his victory.
Photographer Mark Smith has an eye for wildlife photography, and, more specifically, bird photography.
When a Massachusetts couple was asked to clear out a storage unit, they never could have guessed what they'd find...
California's Coachella Valley has been transformed into a site-specific art exhibition. Called Desert X, the event features 12 international artists using the desert as their playground. This year includes a touching tribute as Tyre Nichols has been included in the lineup. The young Black father was passionate about photography before being brutally beaten by Memphis police officers in early January 2023. Three days later, he died from his injuries.
A new exhibition in New York traces five decades of hip-hop music, from its early roots in the Bronx to...
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As more and more AI-generated images flood the internet, you might start thinking that it is easy to tell what is real and what isn't. For instance, too many fingers or the appearance of random limbs is one obvious giveaway. But the work of popular Instagram photographer Joe Avery drives home the point that the line between AI imagery and work created by actual photographers is becoming more and more blurred.
Many people avoid talking to strangers, but not artist and storyteller Imran Nuri.
With the news that his photo will be published in the May issue of National Geographic, software engineer Karthik Subramaniam...
