Photo by Gary Barnes. Back in 2006, I was sitting in my college class, looking at the photos I made on a small point and shoot camera. I asked my tutor, “Can we learn Photoshop today?”. He laughed. “Photoshop is…
Credit: NASA. Unless you’re in hiding, you’ve likely seen the continued coverage of NASA’s Artemis II mission around the Moon. It’s everywhere. Four astronauts — Commander Reid Wiseman, Pilot Victor Glover, Mission Specialist Christina Koch, and Canadian Space Agency astronaut…
Most wildlife photography is easy on the eyes: a colorful bird, perfect crisp light, or an animal framed just right. It is usually a quiet, peaceful moment, the kind of image people pause to look at for a second, and…
Photo by Ahmed I tend to have phases where I develop mild obsessions with buying a new camera. The cycle is the same: read and watch reviews, look for deals, don’t buy, ease up for six months, then repeat. This…
A Juvenile Cattle Egret. Photography opened my eyes to birds I never thought I’d see locally. I wanted to test what I had discovered and see whether New Jersey really held species I assumed belonged far away. That’s how I…
For years, I was a brand purist. I strictly paired my Fujifilm bodies with Fujifilm glass, fueled by a deep-seated trust in the ecosystem. My 35mm F2, for instance, has been a constant companion for nearly a decade and still…
Photo by Annushka Ahuja. For me, teaching photography is one of the best things humans do. Handing down knowledge to someone who is eager to learn and watching them grow, truly, it’s special. Thanks to the internet, it’s never been easier…
All images by Eva Kassekert. Throughout most of my life, I avoided looking too closely at things that made me uneasy. Whether it was uncomfortable thoughts, emotions, or the quieter corners of nature I had been taught to overlook, I…
Photo: Unknown / Soviet Army Last week, PetaPixel published an article featuring photos of Soviet Union soldiers hand-feeding polar bears. You wouldn’t believe it if you didn’t see it, yet there was photographic evidence from the 1950s showing that humans…
I’m at my desk reviewing images a photographer has pitched to Them Frames. They’re exceptional. Within the first few frames, I already know I’m going to feature them. Then a feeling I know well starts to creep in. Envy. And…
