- PortraitMeetDC will be gathering in Georgetown Sunday from 3-6 p.m.
- The 5th Annual Leica Women Foto Project Award is accepting entries through November 7 with a focus on themes of reclamation, resilience, and rebirth. Four winners will receive $10,000 and a Leica SL2-S camera set.
- Exposed alum Jeffrey Morris organized a multi-media show with Art All Night and Shaw Main Streets that will be held September 30 from 7:00p.m. to 12:30 a.m.
- The 12th annual WPOW Seminar + Portfolio Review will be held in person at the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design at George Washington University on October 21, 2023. Get tickets for the whole day ($175 for general admission or $100 for students) or just the closing party ($35).
- The beauty and mysteries of the universe unfold through the Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition run by the Royal Observatory Greenwich in the UK.
- A cabinet full of Kodachrome slides was discovered lying on the sidewalk in a San Francisco neighborhood; the 920 slides within show the city undergoing changes in the 1960s and beyond.
- Leica Store DC is celebrating 11 years with an anniversary event on October 26 featuring amazing photographers some of which have ties to Exposed!
- Rock’s “accidental photographer” Henry Diltz received a lifetime achievement prize, the Icon award at the Abbey Road Music Photography Awards.
- Atsuyuki Ohshima photographed a monkey enjoying a free ride on the back of a deer in a Japanese forest.
Friday Links: September 15, 2023
Have you checked out the MVT Photo Walk yet? The second exhibit launched earlier this month. If you’d like to be a part of a future exhibit, we’re excited to announce an open call for entries. Find our more and submit here by November 1.
- Register now to join artist Wang Qingsong in conversation with Hirshhorn curator Betsy Johnson on September 28 as they discuss the creation of his heavily staged photographs and the use of photography as a tool to comment on culture and society.
- Yelp is seeking its first-ever official food photographer to serve a two-month term and receive $10,000.
- Exposed alum Julian Thomas is hosting a hands-on photography workshop on mastering the essentials of artificial lighting on September 23 from 12:00-4:00 p.m., $250.
- Fine art photographer David Teran is running a Kickstarter campaign for a book featuring 100+ ballerinas photographed on black and white film with a Hasselblad.
- The National Museum of Women in the Arts (NMWA) will reopen to the public on October 21 with free admission and festivities for opening weekend. Tickets are available now for NMWA members and on September 19 for non-members. Exhibits on display will include early works by pioneering photographers Yevonde and Berenice Abbott.
- SanDisk presents the winners of The Mono Awards, a celebration of the best black and white photography that is now in its fifth year.
- StreetMeet is heading on a retreat! Reserve your spot for a 3-night getaway in Shenandoah, VA from October 15-18, $450.
- Photo Artfolio launched its inaugural online exhibit, “Lightvisions,” with more exhibits and open calls on the horizon.
Friday Links: September 8, 2023
Thank you to everyone who joined us last night for the opening reception and artist talk for the new MVT Photo Walk! Four local photographers spent 24 hours documenting #LifeInMVT in an exhibit that can be viewed 24/7 along K Street NW and in Prather’s Alley. We also want to thank HEMPHILL for hosting the event and Mount Vernon Triangle Community Improvement District for partnering with us to bring photography to the streets of MVT.
- The exhibit “Dap is a Love Language” is closing tomorrow at Creative Grounds DC.
- An image of a peregrine falcon protecting her young from a pelican won this year’s Bird Photographer of the Year award.
- An impressive meteor surprised viewers as far south as Richmond and as far north as New York this past Sunday.
- Adams Morgan Day and Mt Pleasant Library present “History on Belmont” this Sunday from 12-6 p.m. with photographs and other art celebrating the neighborhood.
- The Washington Post’s photography department set out to portray the rich human and natural landscapes that make up the region in this summer roundup.
- Winners of LensCulture’s street photography awards captured everything from city cats to church gatherings.
- Ben Geier’s ongoing series, Abandoned Theaters, show remnants and relics of an earlier era.
- Commercial photographer Blair Bunting is one of a handful of people to ever fly in a U-2 spy plane with incredible images documenting the experience.
- Check out the various classes Capital Photography Center offers if you’re looking to grow your skillset or gain special access to sites outside of regular hours.
Friday Links: September 1, 2023
Join Exposed DC and Mount Vernon Triangle Community Improvement District on Thursday, September 7 for an opening reception and artist talk for the new “24 Hours of #LifeInMVT” exhibition featuring photographs by Farrah Skeiky, Mukul Ranjan, Steven Cummings, and Justin “Olot” Featherstone. We’ll be meeting at HEMPHILL at 6:00 p.m. to view their current exhibits and enjoy complimentary iced tea and lemonade before heading outside to tour the photo walk. More information about the exhibit is available online here.
- Entries are now open for the Icon International Photography Awards, formerly known as the WPPI Awards of Excellence. Submit by October 20 at $30/entry with an option to pay extra for video critiques.
- DMV-based 10-year-old Myles Minishotta bills himself as the world’s youngest professional photographer.
- TechRadar shares their best camera picks for every budget.
- KEY BRIDGE, a fine art photography exhibition by Eric Johnson, is on view at Multiple Exposures Gallery through September 10. Eric will be at the gallery today from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
- Catch the “In Syzygy” exhibit at Photoworks by Artist in Residence Red Won before it closes this weekend to see a collection of platinum, silver, and cyan hand made prints.
- In honor of the 50th anniversary of hip hop, Eric Johnson looks back at the making of some of his most iconic photographs.
- A photographer’s viral time lapse video shows a kitten aging into a cat over almost 100 days.
- Images taken in 1845 of Sir John Franklin and his crew on the ill-fated HMS Erebus and Terror will be auctioned.
Friday Links: August 25, 2023
- PortraitMeetDC is collaborating with a vintage pop-up market at Union Market throughout the weekend.
- Jaan Roose battled high winds at the Katara Towers in Doha, Qatar to take a slackline world record as Volodya Voronin captured it all in photos.
- The New Yorker explores the hunt for visual evidence of unidentified flying objects over the decades.
- Maryland PPA added a beginner digital painting class to their upcoming program. Sessions will be held online on August 29 (instruction and practice) and September 19 (Q&A after using techniques independently), free for MDPPA members and $29 for all others.
- The 2023 World Sports Photography awards showcase sports of all sorts.
- A new USPS collection enlarges the world’s tiniest lifeforms to the size of a postage stamp.
- A rare fire tornado, or fire whirl, was filmed by a member of the British Colombia Wildfire Service in Canada last week.
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