Meeting Moroccan Berbers (Rediscover)
Morocco is like walking into another world for many people. In the big cities, one had to be discrete in how and who one photographed
How a day photographing down syndrome and special needs children unfolded – By Eric Jude
It’s every photographer’s truest intent to capture an image that unfolds the story of the subject. To click an image that acts as an ode
R. J. Kern’s The Unchosen Ones: Portraits of an American Pastoral. By Abby Ferguson
My favorite works of art make you pause to examine, question, and ponder. Not necessarily as a means of getting profound life lessons, but work
Introducing Contributor Ed Gordon
Firstly, I would like to thank Josh for inviting me to share my work, thoughts, and ideas about photography. We cannot discuss photography in isolation
Michele Sons Follow-Up: The Feminine Landscape
In this follow up to our piece on Appalachian landscape photographer Michele Sons, we take a look at Michele’s acclaimed ‘Feminine Landscape’ series which blurs
