When you hear the word camouflage, visions of green and brown military uniforms might come to mind; but, photographer Joseph Ford and knitter Nina Dodd have a different idea of wearable concealment.
Like many couples, Anjali Chakra and Sundas Malik recently celebrated their one year anniversary.
Bringing together fashion and dance, The Style of Movement is the latest book by Ken Browar and Deborah Ory of NYC...
Self-described “documentarist” Daniel Meadows has made countless contributions to contemporary photography. In addition to influencing the creative field, however, his work has also played a pivotal role in a much larger realm: British society as a whole. Daniel Meadows: Now and Then, an eye-opening exhibition at Oxford's Bodleian Libraries, explores how the Gloucestershire-born figure has captured “the extraordinary aspects of ordinary life.” Now and Then gives viewers a comprehensive glimpse into Meadows' practice.
There are few things in life that have a bigger impact than becoming a parent.
Passport photos are some of the most mundane types of portraits you can have taken.
The “crazy cat lady” is one of modern culture’s most enduring stereotypes. Photographer BriAnne Wills knows that this idea is largely false, and she has set out to dispel the myth with her ongoing project called Girls and Their Cats (GATC). Since 2015, she has snapped portraits of women and their felines to showcase them in a positive way—as interesting ladies who love their cats.
For several years, But Natural Photography founder Sujata Setia has primarily dedicated her practice to newborn and family photography.
Inspired by the great historic photographers of yesteryear, Shane Balkowitsch has focused his artistic practice on taking wet plate photographs.
With expertise spanning engagement photos to family portraits, Abigail Lydick of Abigail Gingerale Photography is no stranger to sentimental shots. While each and every love story that Lydick sees through her lens is special, one photo shoot has hit particularly close to home, as the series' subjects were her own grandparents. George and Ginger Brown met at a restaurant on June 2, 1958.
With childhood obesity on the rise and globalization homogenizing nutrition, photographer Gregg Segal set out to discover what a week's...
For decades, artist Barbara Cole has captured dynamic photographs of figures floating underwater.
