The art of taking and processing photographs.
Sroyon reviews Perspectives on Place, a book on landscape photography by JAP Alexander. Click through, read more.
read moreJoe Freemond spends the day with avalanche rescue as they trained their newest rescue dog, Fred. And the photos aren’t to be missed.
read moreA few of the CP writers (who also happen to be musicians) share their thoughts on the relationship between the two art forms.
read moreI have been following Jess’s work for almost as long as I’ve been into photography. I discovered her YouTube channel when I was first learning film, and I have been obsessed ever since. Jess has…
read moreThe Japanese Shōwa period, coinciding with the reign of Emperor Hirohito from 1926 to 1989, is noted as one of Japan’s most tumultuous and transformative eras. Over these many decades Japan went from a militaristic…
read moreAlex compares two of Stephen Shore’s photography collections, and examines the effect of the differing methodology employed in each.
read moreFebruary 2021, and Danielle brings us five more female film photographers worth following. Click through and enjoy!
read moreDanielle speaks with Nicole Small, a talented photographer whose pinhole portraiture and alternative process photos are simply stunning.
read moreRyan examines the life and work of Robert Capa, by way of the cameras he used throughout his storied career.
read moreThe great Danielle Wrobleski is here with her first article in a new series, Five Female Film Photographers to Follow. Enjoy!
read moreDigital is truth and film is memory. For me, this is a simple way to describe the visuals of most photography I encounter. Digital images are crisp and fine. The images produced by digital cameras…
read moreWith Nikon in hand, Oliver seeks out a little-known memorial to five Chinese men illegally hanged in a goldrush-era Rocky Mountain town.
read moreOur writer Nicholas Clayton has some thoughts on this strange time of pandemic and quarantine, seen through the prism of a camera.
read moreLeah takes us on another journey, this time to Wisconsin in winter, where she makes a project of shooting trees (no matter the cost to her socks).
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