Fascinated by how the concept of “work” has evolved, photojournalist Josh Rose recently set out on a month-long road trip across the country to meet and document Americans at work. Here, Josh shares his stories and photos from the road and what he learned along the way.
Gemmy Woud-Binnendijk Makes Her Photos Look Like 17th Century Paintings
Fine art photographer Gemmy Woud-Binnendijk is known for her portraits that look like Golden Age paintings. Have a look inside her camera bag to see what gear she uses to build depth and form, and capture the softness associated with oil painting.
Michael Paul Smith Created a Realistic Town Using Model Cars and a Point and Shoot
Elgin Park is the perfect small town, where there’s still a milkman, a bagboy at the local grocer, a cinema in the town center. But, it isn’t real. See how Michael Paul Smith created this life-like, wholesome mid-20th century American town.
How Visual Artist Tommy Ingberg Perfectly Captures Profound Thoughts and Emotions
Tommy Ingberg’s minimalistic, surreal imagery explores human nature and emotions. We talk to Tommy about his intriguing images and how he sees time as invaluable, a concept that helps him appreciate, and be present in, any situation.
A Look Inside Time-Lapse Photographer Paul Shirley’s Bag
Austin-based landscape and time-lapse photographer Paul Shirley lets us have a peek inside his camera bag. He tells us what gear he uses on a regular basis and what equipment he used to create his beautiful short film, “Kembali”, shot in Bali, Indonesia.
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A Behind-the-Scenes Look at a Sultry Fashion Shoot with Lindsay Adler
Fashion photographer Lindsay Adler teams up with costume and jewelry designer Lory Sun and hair and makeup artist Johnny Gonzales to create these bold, rich, and completely eye-catching portraits. Here’s a look behind the scenes of the shoot.
Here Are the Winners of the LensCulture 2018 Street Photography Awards
The winners of LensCulture’s 2018 Street Photography Awards have been announced and the photos are just incredible. Here are the six winners who, along with seven juror’s picks and 26 finalists, will be exhibited at Cosmos Book Fair in Arles, France July 2-7.
Beautiful and Raw Portraits of Real Cuba Over 10 Years by Susan S. Bank
Susan S. Bank traveled to Cuba 25 times over 10 years to photograph the daily life of tobacco farmers and Havana residents. Here, Susan talks about her work in Cuba and the powerful, raw portraits she took of the people she met, lived with, and thought of as family.
What Does Travel Photographer Evan Spiler Pack When He Hits the Road?
As a travel photographer, Evan Spiler has to be ready for anything. His work has taken him to many locations and he has to choose wisely what gear he takes. Evan shares his favorite gear and the gadgets he just can’t travel without.
Leo Rosas Explains How He Got This Amazing Skateboarder Shot
Urban sports photographer Leo Rosas uses his love of skateboarding as a focus for his work. He has shot in some unique locations in cities around the world and today, Leo explains how he captured one risky shot of a skateboarder on a busy Budapest bridge.
Professional Swimsuit Photographer Nayo Martinez’s Go-To Gear
Having photographed swimsuit models for years, Nayo Martinez has refined his bag of essentials that he brings to every photoshoot. Here, he lets us take a look inside his bag and explains why he loves each piece of equipment, and when and how he uses it.
How Wes Eisenhauer Captured This Cool Reflection Jumping Pic
Armed with only a camera and a sense of adventure, Wes Eisenhauer finds beauty and inspiration in the unlikeliest places. Here, Wes explains how he took this ninja-like reflection shot of himself jumping over a puddle, with a steel factory as the backdrop.
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