#photographi

#photographi

The author's beloved pet dog unexpectedly passed away, leaving them with a profound sense of loss.

The author found solace in the memories and photos of their dog, captured on their iPhone's camera roll.

Crooked lines are a common problem for photographers, but it's important to keep the horizon straight in photos.

Preventing crooked images in the field can save time in post-processing and avoid losing pixels around the edges of the frame.

Exhibitions in this round-up are mainly London-centric, but there are a couple of exceptions.

Must-see exhibitions for 2024 include celebrations of surrealism, a showcase of Naomi Campbell's career, and a photo book on South African apartheid.

The poem "Crease" by Farid Matuk started with the inspiration of artist Jeannie Simms' process of creating photograms.

The poem also draws from the experience of the poet during a routine of evening walks in a neighborhood near UC Berkeley.

Latin America's history and culture are shaped by both its tropical environment and underlying political elements.

Dr. Ileana L. Selejan will present her findings on Nicaraguan photography and the aftermath of the Sandinista revolution.

Photographers John McDonnell and Bill O'Leary reflect on their careers at The Washington Post

They share some of their favorite photos capturing moments in the nation's capital

Women in pastoralist communities in Kenya are facing increased challenges due to prolonged drought and climate crisis.

Photographers are documenting the everyday experiences of elderly women who bear the burden of securing food, water, and fuel.

The photography project celebrates first-generation settlers in the UK through intimate portraits that examine their cultural contributions.

The project is dedicated to the photographer's father, who sought refuge in the UK after the rise of the Nazis.