Intro to Digital Photo

So as goofy as this series is, we just can’t get enough of it. 

In The Other Side, photographer Jorge Pérez Higuera shows us the boring, everyday lives of ordinary Imperial Stormtroopers. 

An Imperial Stormtrooper’s Life Can be Just as Boring as Yours

PHOTO: VIVIANE SASSEN. COURTESY OF STEVENSON, CAPE TOWN/JOHANNESBURG

Viviane Sassen’s Parallel Universe of Mirrors, Shadows and Dreams

In her series Homegrown, photographer Julie Blackmon captures these perfectly staged portraits of everyday life.

With aerial drones becoming more and more accessible, Julie’s style of work is actually something you can pull off with our Phantom 2 Quadcopter. 

Charming Aerial Portraits Shine a Light on Our Everyday Lives

PHOTOGRAPHY STUDENTS

5 days left to submit to the 2015 Lenscratch Student Prize

Submissions Details : http://lenscratch.com/student-prize/

© Larry Fink

GQ Party, 1997

PHOTO: Devin Allen

Meet the Amateur Photographer Covering Baltimore’s Protests

There’s nothing quite like a double exposure done right, and French photographer Jean-Yves Lemoigne’s portfolio is full of them.

The latest stunning example is a collaboration with Nike for a basketball-themed editorial in Black Rainbow Magazine.

These Basketball-Themed Double Exposures Are Gorgeous

A selection of images from the ICP-Bard 2015 MFA Thesis Group Exhibition, This One’s For You, opening Friday, April 3, 2015 from 6-9pm ET at the ICP School’s Rita K. Hillman Education Gallery.

http://www.icp.org/exhibitions/icp-bard-mfa-2015-group-thesis-exhibition

Featured Artists

© Anna Hickey

Throwback Thursday: “Art is technique: a means by which to materialize the invisible realm of the mind.”  — Hiroshi Sugimoto

Coming Soon: Fondazione Fotografia in Modena, Italy will present a retrospective of Sugimoto’s most significant photographs in Hiroshi Sugimoto: Stop Time. On view from March 8 through June 7, the exhibition will include works from his monumental Seascapes, Theatres and Dioramas series.

Big news in the world of Instant Prints!

The Impossible Lab can print from any phone. Plus, they’ve invented ROUND Polaroids. Round! :-O

Photographer Romina Ressia’s series What do You Hide? cleverly asks why we celebrate individuality while also making an effort to blend in.

By using contrasting colors and patterns, Romina creates the opposite of camouflage in her portraits.

Series of Portraits Explores the Opposite of Camouflage

If you’ve ever wondered how the land of the free’s school lunches stack up against the rest of the world, this series of photos shows the vast difference.

The organization Sweetgreen, which promotes healthier school lunches, took these photos of common school lunches from across the globe.

American School Lunches Versus the Rest of the World

Since 1990, Nina Berman has covered the aftermath of numerous fatal police shootings in New York City. Her photographs document how families and communities cope with these events.

From fruit loop lagoons to mountains of wonder bread, photography duo Barbara Ciurej and Lindsay Lochman build surreal landscapes out of junk foods.

The surprisingly convincing landscapes in Processed Views are made of common food items from the photographers’ local groceries.

Surreal Landscapes Made Out of Processed Foods