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Congratulations, you've made it to the end of days! What better way to celebrate than capturing the terrors of the world around you? The infographic below details how to master apocalypse photography and live to tell the tale. The Rules...
New York- Based photographer Jonathan Higbee on his life as an accidental street photographer and invisible man.
Happy 50th Earth Day, everyone! There's something very poetic about the fact that this major milestone is taking place during the COVID-19 quarantine. Those of us who are practicing social distancing and/or living in major cities (hello, fellow New...
Summer is coming our way in Brooklyn. Whether we’re porch hanging, dog walking, coat check ignoring, or lemonade drinking - spending time outdoors is a given. However, for the days when it’s too hot to sunbathe, consider one of...
Blue Yeti microphones are great for streaming, podcasting, YouTube videos, and online calls. However, to get the highest sound quality, it helps to know the best Yeti microphone settings and practices. This post covers good recording tips and techniques, including...
So, you want to become a music photographer? Sure, you love music and photography – combining the two seems natural. But music photography takes some serious practice and a unique set of skills. If you’re ready to hold office...
We met with Mariana Quevedo at Sumner Cafe in Bed-Stuy to discuss building a portfolio, vulnerability in fashion photography, and saying goodbye to business school.  Mariana Quevedo dropped out of business school at the Ohio University during her first week. “They...
A few weeks ago, we asked you to submit a photo showing what family means to you. Dozens of amazing submissions later, we have a winner! Congratulations to Bethany who won the family photo contest and a $1,000 shopping spree...

Watching Her Go

Evelyn Quimby was diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) in the Summer of 2014, just two months before her daughter, Ella Quimby, left to pursue an MFA in Photography at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. “My dad told me...
If you're a photographer, then you already know the implicit eye roll that accompanies any proclamation that you're "going out shooting ." Your friends and family all want to see you this holiday season, but you need to shoot....