Thanks to Lesley University and Smithsonian Museum, we were able to see the works of Irving Penn. Many were his platinum print originals and some new
Abelardo Morell Lecture
At the end of 2015, I wrote a post titled "A Gift Of Learning" to talk about several photographers and interesting photography Web sites. It is a
Answers or Questions
Do you want photographs to answer your questions, or question your answers? Answering the questions will address who, what, where, when and will
John Sexton Talks About Photography
Photography has always been a blend of art and craft and Ansel Adams has long embodied a good mixture of the two. One of his former assistants and an
Sebastião Salgado: The silent drama of photography
The Salt of The Earth I have been familiar with Salgado's photography through magazines, newspapers, and the Web but I did not know him or his work
The Americans
Over 60 years ago Robert Frank photographed with an outsider's eye the Americans as he traveled from coast to coast over a year. The result is the
Melancholic Tulip – Kertész André
André Kertész is one of the great photographers of the 20th century although he did not get the fame and recognition in his lifetime. His eye was
Learning To See with Art Wolfe
Speaking of training your eye to see more and to see better, listen to Art Wolfe and find out how he finds the frames that he photographs. Having a
Formulas For Success
I have been a subscriber to LensWork for quite some time, and was honored to have my work published in it a few years back. It has maintained a very