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Over the past week, I’ve been putting ProCamera through its paces—an app that promises to transform your iPhone into a professional-grade photography tool. As someone who’s long sworn by the native camera app’s simplicity, I approached this with equal parts scepticism and curiosity. Yet, after days of shooting in RAW, tinkering with manual settings, and…
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Pia-Paulina Guilmoth’s Flowers Drink the River, published by Stanley/Barker, feels like a soft knock on a hidden door, a call to step into a world where patience, intimacy, and a fierce kind of stillness shape photography’s heartbeat. This isn’t just a book of images; it’s a testament to her dance with her surroundings, her chosen…
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Stepping into photography felt like unlocking a door to endless creativity—light, shadow, and countless stories waiting to be told. Over the years, my journey has led me through various platforms and communities, each shaping how I capture and share images. But as I’ve ventured deeper into this craft, I’ve discovered that the world of social…
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There’s a haunting beauty, a raw, unflinching truth, in how photographs can freeze moments of profound suffering, moments that sear into your mind and refuse to let go. Shooting the Darkness isn’t just a book; it’s a visceral plunge into the heart of the Troubles, seen through the lenses of those who risked everything to…
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Have you ever viewed a series of images and felt as though you were stepping into a story, a tale unfolding frame by frame, each photograph a chapter in a larger narrative? Recently, I explored visual storytelling through sequencing, using a day out with my youngest as a creative playground. My goal was to capture…
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In an era where AI and digital tools are transforming how we create and edit images, reflecting on the historical movements that shaped photographic art is more vital than ever. Movements like Pictorialism, Straight Photography, and New Objectivity remind us of a time when photographers relied on vision, technical skill, and a deep connection with…
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There’s a certain magic in old photographs, an ability to capture not just a moment but an entire feeling, a sense of being there. Justus Wayne Thomas’ The River Will Be a Part of Us is a testament to that power: a visual diary of youthful adventure, camaraderie, and the relentless pull of the river.…
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I’m launching a giveaway for one of the best iOS photography apps available, ProCamera along with a one-year ProCamera Up subscription! If you’re an iPhone photographer or simply love capturing moments on the go, this app is a must-have.
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Before we dive in, let’s clarify: this article is about adding frames to images in post-processing, not about framing a shot while taking the photo. Framing within the composition is a whole different subject, one I’ll be exploring in another article soon.
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Larry Clark’s Return is a haunting journey back into a world he once exposed with brutal honesty and of which you can see my review in Tulsa: A Photographic Chronicle of Youth, Chaos, and Consequence. For those of us who were first captivated by the raw energy and unfiltered reality of Tulsa, Return comes as…