- Winners of the 2023 iPhone Photography Awards have been announced with the grand prize going to Ivan Silva of Mexico.
- Eater and Bon Appetit tasked AI with food photography; both the prompts and the results were rather varied but showed limitations.
- The California Academy of Sciences’ BigPicture Photography Competition highlights Earth’s biodiversity and illustrates threats our planet faces.
- Through a series of photographs, Bruce Weber remembers the years past on Montauk, revealing what New York’s art elite got up to when no one was watching.
- The first of two full moons this month graced us on Tuesday morning with people across the world capturing the sturgeon supermoon in full effect.
- Nate Langston Palmer immersed himself in the world of a dance crew of young Black men in D.C. in a project he began after running into a group of dancers in his childhood neighborhood of Columbia Heights.
- Fall and winter courses at Photoworks start next month with registration open now. For those with printing experience looking to work independently, their darkroom and computer lab are also open to the public on Sundays for $10/hr and $20/hr respectively.
Friday Links: July 28, 2023
- The 17th annual Washington Gardener Photo Contest art show opens at Meadowlark Botanical Gardens on Sunday with a reception from 2:00-3:30 p.m. in the visitor center’s lobby.
- Join StreetMeetDC at Anacostia Arts Center tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. for a celebration of their art gallery exhibition.
- Emanuel Hahn focuses on the third wave of Korean immigration to the US in the 1970s in his “America Fever” photo series.
- Head to Green Spring Gardens Horticultural Center on Sunday from 1:00-4:00 p.m. for an opening reception of the exhibit “Captured: Plants and Places” featuring 12 members of the Photo Forum Group.
- Exposed alum Chris Suspect will be hosting a 4-day photography workshop in Milan at the end of September.
- Photographer Rafael Pavarotti went behind the scenes of Beyonce’s London performances at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in a new feature for British Vogue.
- Rachel Hulin joins the Los Angeles Times as deputy director of photography.
- A new book revisits the NYC Subway of the 1970s and 1980s through Willy Spiller’s 2,000+ photo collection.
Friday Links: July 14, 2023
- Exposed alum Chris Suspect is hosting a Day of the Dead workshop in Oaxaca, Mexico from October 28 through November 4. The package price is $3,745 with an early bird discounted rate of $3,245 if you register and pay in full by tomorrow.
- JRNL 18 submissions are open to all types of analogue work through July 31 with an entry fee of $35 for submissions with up to 20 images in a series or two.
- This week, U.S. Soccer announced a new multi-year joint partnership with Getty Images and International Sports Images.
- The James Webb Space Telescope continues to re-envision the universe with the latest photo released showing the Rho Ophiuchi cloud complex, the closest star-forming region to Earth.
- Summer of StreetMeet kicks off on July 22 with StreetMeetMD’s first meet at Silver Spring followed by a StreetMeet Gallery at Anacostia Arts Center on July 29.
- Judges of a photography competition selected a woman’s photo of her son and then rejected it after one said, “Hang on it looks a little AI-ish” even though they cannot prove it.
- A new half-hour audio documentary, produced by Alvin Hall for BBC Radio, explores Diane Arbus’s legacy and asks why her photography retains its “extraordinary and unsettling” power.
Friday Links: July 7, 2023
- Winners of the third edition of the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation’s Environmental Photography Award were announced this week.
- First Fridays, the free art walk around Dupont Circle, is tonight from 6-8 p.m. Swing by Studio Gallery to see Beverly Logan’s “What We See” exhibit before it closes next weekend.
- Women Photograph announced their 2023 mentorship class that pairs five early career photographers with an industry leader over the course of six months.
- The Professional Photographers of America (PPA) is accepting submissions from PPA members through September 5 for the International Photographic Competition. There are 16 categories and $26,000 in cash prizes up for grabs. Entry fee is $49/image.
- Touchstone Gallery is hosting an Attainable Art Show & Party on July 29. Tickets start at $75 and include the selection of artwork to be determined by your ticket level and a number selected upon entrance to the event.
- An exhibition at the Tate Modern focuses on contemporary African photography and features 36 artists who represent different generations and mediums across the continent.
- Rick Ruggles and Denis Wamaling’s “Pixels & Patterns” exhibition opens July 22 at the Prince George’s Sports & Learning Complex.
- The Phase One XC medium format camera dons a 23mm fixed lens, a 150-megapixel sensor, and a $62,000 price tag.
Friday Links: June 23, 2023
The 2023 Exposed DC Photography Show will be on view throughout the summer, but if you visit by June 30 you can take part in our #2023XDC Instagram contest. You’ll have the chance to win a $100 gift certificate to Aperturent or Capital Photography Center. Get all the details and share your photo soon to participate!
- Join APA | DC for a coffee break at The National Portrait Gallery Kogod Courtyard tomorrow from noon to 2:00 p.m.
- StreetMeetDC is hosting a special event with Yours Truly Hotel this Sunday at 12:30 p.m., free but RSVP required as space is limited.
- Gear Patrol announced the acquisition of DPReview thereby keeping it alive after Amazon announced it would be shutting down the site earlier this year. Long live, DPReview!
- Maria Emelianova has been photographing chess competitions for over 10 years.
- Studio Gallery is hosting an opening reception for Beverly Logan’s “What We See” exhibit tomorrow from 3-5 p.m.
- A pair of preening pigeons won the grand prize in the National Audubon Society’s 2023 photo contest.
- Thousands of revelers celebrated the summer solstice at Stonehenge.
- The building at 1313 F Street was once home to Harris & Ewing Photographic Studio, the largest news photo service in the U.S. at the time.
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