Key West Photography Festival

09/17/2019

Wishing Keri Pickett all the best with her upcoming exhibit!!

After 40 years photographing around the world, Kerri Pickett returns to her alma mater Minnesota State University Moorhead, where she says she was inspired to become an art photographer.

09/13/2019

Another tough loss...

It has been two weeks of constant loss in the photo industry. First we lost Peter Lindbergh, then Robert Frank, and now Charlie Cole, the American

09/07/2019

"On April 4, 2014, veteran Associated Press photographer Anja Niedringhaus was seated in the back of a guarded vehicle at a checkpoint near Khost, Afghanistan. The 48-year-old, who had photographed the region and its people for more than 20 years, was covering Afghanistan's presidential election. While the car sat idly, an Afghan policeman stepped out of the crowd and opened fire, killing Niedringhaus immediately."

Three female photojournalists are honored for capturing humanity besieged in war zones

07/15/2019

We were immediately taken by this oddly cropped, pensive portrait of minimalist sculptor, Donald Judd, taken in 1973 by photographer Arnold Newman. It's such an unusual composition but somehow it works. What are your thoughts?

07/13/2019

Stunning photo taken by Lucas Jackson for Reuters of pedestrians walking past a manhole fire in Brooklyn, New York.

07/12/2019

Some stunning photographs to lead you into the weekend by one of our idols, André Kertész, who was born in July of 1894.

07/10/2019

Looking behind the sprawling construction sites and skyscrapers that graze Dubai’s skyline, Polly Tootal turns her lens on the people that built them, capturing the stark contrast between the labour camps they call home and the city’s glitzy buildings.

Looking behind the sprawling construction sites and skyscrapers that graze Dubai’s skyline, Polly Tootal turns her lens on the people that built them, capturing the stark contrast between the labour camps they call home and the city’s glitzy buildings

07/08/2019

Moved by the “symphony of life” that radiates through the streets of Tomsk, photographer Sergey Medvedchikov captures the contrasts and characters of a city in the throes of transition.

Moved by the “symphony of life” that radiates through the streets of Tomsk, Sergey Medvedchikov captures the contrasts and characters of a city in the throes of transition

07/06/2019

Nearly 30 years after the seminal documentary on ballroom culture was released, underground q***r dance competitions are an international phenomenon. And if you've never watched "Paris is Burning", you need to.

Nearly 30 years after the seminal documentary on ballroom culture, underground q***r dance competitions are an international phenomenon.

06/17/2019

Loving this portrait by street photographer Frederik Trovatten.

06/15/2019

"Blind Woman, New York" (1916) by the American master, Paul Strand.