NPRPhotography Cross-Stitch And Rebuilding The Berlin WallNPRHow do you photograph something that's not really there? Like the Berlin Wall, for example. Diane Meyer, an assistant professor of photography at Loyola Marymount University, has one approach: She takes pictures where the wall once stood, prints them ...and more »

Multiview 3-D photography made simpleMIT NewsThe first commercial application of computational photography is the so-called light-field camera, which can measure not only the intensity of incoming light but also its angle. That information can be used to produce multiperspective 3-D images, or to ...and more »

A Photography Phone Call: On Life, Faith And TrainsNPROver the past few years I've been to a few photography festivals to review portfolios. When I first met Christopher Chadbourne in New Orleans about two years ago, he was showing some photos from a project about state fairs. I liked the photos and that ...and more »

The Mind-Boggling 2-D (or 3-D?) Art PhotographerNew York MagazineFor Bela Borsodi, a photographer known for injecting craftiness into his fashion and still-life work, the field in which he gained prominence was not necessarily his first choice. "I never woke up one morning and said, 'I want to be a photographer ...

Exhibit Explores The Dazzling Beauty Of Space PhotographyPopular ScienceButterfly Nebula Captured by the Hubble Space Telescope in 2009, this photograph shows the death of a star. As its internal nuclear furnace begins to fail, its outer layers are expelled back into space, creating a butterfly effect. NASA/ESA and the ...and more »

Why Annie Leibovitz Is Wrong About the State of PhotographyFlavorwire“I think that those of us who are photographers, the difference between us and everyone else is we take what we do very seriously,” she offered. “In this day and age, of things moving so, so fast, we still long for things to stop. And we love the still ...Annie Leibovitz's optimistic take on the future of photography (VIDEO)imaging resourceall 2 news articles »

PetaPixelThe Captive Airship: George Lawrence's Panoramic Kite Photography RigPetaPixelGeorge Lawrence was a commercial photographer with a knack for engineering and business. Born in Illinois in February of 1868, his career reached its zenith in the early 1900s when he took to the skies, creating incredible aerial panoramas using an ...The Kite-Borne Camera That Captured Post-Quake San Francisco in 1906Gizmodoall 2 news articles »

Smithsonian (blog)The Beautifully Strange Photography of Roger BallenSmithsonian (blog)Photography is said to be the truest representation of reality. The ability to capture still and moving image inspired artists to document life, rather than embellish it. Filmmaker Dziga Vertov inspired the genre cinéma vérité or truthful cinema. Today ...

Sharon Stone fan's basic instinct for photography in TAJerusalem PostIt's unclear whether the man pictured in the photograph is a fan of Sharon Stone or a fan of campy t-shirts. Either way, he had what was surely a surreal moment Monday when, dressed in a Basic Instinct shirt, he bumped into Stone on the streets of Tel ...and more »

PetaPixelPhotographer Suing Buzzfeed for $3.6 MillionPopular Photography MagazineNow, they're facing a big lawsuit from a photographer named Kai Eselein. And it's not the first time something like this has happened. The offending article was originally called, "The 30 Funniest Header Faces," and it had all the makings of a perfect ...Buzzfeed's viral sharing prompts a necessary stuntScientific American (blog)BuzzFeed Gets Sued by Photographer for $3.6 MillionThe Phoblographer (blog)all 16 news articles »