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Photographer Nigel Danson recently embarked upon one of the greatest projects of his three decades of photography. Danson spent 30 days photographing a single beach, Luskentyre on the Isle of Harris in Scotland.
While many photographers spend an entire day, or even a few days, photographing a single location, not many...
Some of the coolest photos can come from the simplest of ideas. The same is just as true of photo series, as is nicely demonstrated by Same Tree, Different Day, a photo project with the simplest of beginnings.
In the first days of last year, Colorado Springs, Colorado-based professional photographer Mike Pach...
Light Stalking published an article earlier this year about photo projects. Author Dzvonko Petrovski says that "photo stories and photo projects are extremely helpful in acquiring experience and credibility for yourself as a photographer."
Photo stories and photo projects are interchangeable as terms, but what they...
Disposable cameras have never been held in high regard within the professional photography community. Designed more for the average consumer than those intimately familiar with apertures blades and bracketing, disposable cameras are as simple as it gets: wind, snap, repeat, develop.
It’s this simplicity and ubiquity,...
Meet Brandon Griffiths: sports photographer, designer, and innovator. He is fascinated with exploring new ways to capture live action using modern technology, and does so in a unique fashion, by placing special emphasis on maintaining ties with the traditional roots of photography. Griffiths is in pursuit of the...
Looking for a way to make your pumpkins stand out from the crowd this Halloween? The folks at Photojojo have a neat project that will not only grab attention from trick or treaters -- it'll also give you a new way to exhibit your photo masterpieces. (And you'll save a lot of time and effort on carving pumpkins, as well!)
Photojojo's gourdy...