War photography is easy. A colleague once called it ‘sports photography.’ You’re shooting sports as it happens in front of you and you’re just there to take the picture. If you have the bravery, or some might call it foolhardiness, … Continue reading
Andres Gonzalez was on a seemingly ideal photo trajectory. He was selected for the PDN 30 class of 2006 and was a 2007-2008 Fulbright Fellow. His clients included Newsweek, Monocle and Time. But not everything was sunny and f16… … Continue reading
Plastic Spoon By Yoshi Kametani Born in New York in 1980, Yoshi Kametani went to Edinburgh to visit a girl he met while traveling in Asia. He applied to and was accepted at a Scottish university. Over the following four … Continue reading
If you’re a photographer with a new body of work to show or if you’re a photography fan who has a new photo crush, you’re always welcome to submit it for posting on Aphotostudent. The majority of the posts on … Continue reading
From Newsweek and The Daily Beast is this video of Getty Images photographer John Moore talking about an image he made on Memorial Day ( May 27th, 2007 ) in Arlington National Cemetery of Mary McHugh at her fiancé James J. Regan’s … Continue reading
Pete Brook of Prison Photography and Raw File has a great interview with Jehad Nga that covers everything from the insecurities that come with being a working photographer to Jehad’s detention while covering the civil war in Libya. If you … Continue reading
I’m a big Stanley Greene fan. And of course, I’m a big Robert Capa fan. So, I’m happy to share a video of Stanley talking about Robert… …photograph is about psychology and memory and I think that Capa had entered … Continue reading
If you have the time, watch this Charlie Rose interview of Henri Cartier-Bresson. posted by james Pomerantz
A lovely little video of Simon Norfolk at work on his Burke + Norfolk project in Afghanistan.