Category: Photo Stories
“Brenda the Body Builder” by Brad Armstrong
In the beginning, when I wanted to be a photographer, I frequently went to my local pizza place. I met
Joy & Home – Review of “Africatown: Sunday Market, Leimert Park, Los Angeles” by Ave Pildas
There is something profound about the way a photo book can connect with our hearts. A great many photo books
“Apparition” by Robert Matthews
There are photographs that announce themselves immediately, and there are others that spend decades quietly waiting for their meaning to
“Legs Ahoy!” by Lewis Hughan
Brighton Beach is one of my favorite places to look for funny or interesting characters. There’s always something going on
“Untitled” by Karl-Johan Vasstrand
I was a professional fine-art landscape photographer selling prints, doing commissions, etc., for 8 years or so. Then, in 2013,
“Rain. Boise City, Oklahoma” by Erik Hijweege
This image is part of my Supercell series. A Supercell is a rotating storm. I went stormchasing in the USA
“Pls do NOT disturb” by Thanasis Tzanakakis
A Quiet Morning at Lake Kastoria There are places you return to not out of habit, but out of a
“Homeless Because” by Najib Joe Hakim
This is among my earliest images. When I began taking photography seriously in the early 1990’s, I shot a lot
“Basketball” by David Smith
On nice days, I often go to a small park behind my house in London, Ontario (Canada), to watch my
“The Long Drive Home” by Wendell Thompson
This location is only a couple of miles from my house, so I have photographed it several times over the
“Lake of Shining Waters” by Stephen Georgiou
I am a landscape photographer specializing in panoramic photography based in Glenbrook, Australia. As a member of the Blue Mountains
“Dialysis Center” by Robert Petersen
Leaving an appointment with my primary care doctor, I noticed the windows of a dialysis center across the street. The
“Track” by Russ Radcliffe
I am a Melbourne-based photographer. I spend a good portion of my time on the Mornington Peninsula. It is a
“Moving Sands” by Kate Barclay
Moving Sands is part of a series created over three days in challenging weather conditions. Following a spell of very
“Adjacency” by Dennis Maida
For several months leading up to this photograph, I found myself increasingly frustrated by a quiet absence, an inability to