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What was your first camera? Let's reminisce about the gear that got us started
Do you remember your first camera? Let's shine a light on the joys, quirks, and little pains of our very first photography ...
The Best Early Prime Day Deals Are Here, Whether You're Ready or Not
After years of covering Prime Day, our best piece of advice is this: focus on the items you’ve already had your eye on. With ...
The New Yorker1d
Diane Arbus and the Too-Revealing Detail
In “Constellation,” the photographer’s largest-ever show in New York, images linger in the strange space between intention ...
Smithsonian Magazine3d
Meet Martha Swope, the Legendary Broadway Photographer Who Captured Iconic Moments From Hundreds of Productions and Rehearsals
She spent nearly 40 years taking theater and dance pictures, providing glimpses behind the scenes and creating images that ...
The Architect’s Newspaper3d
How should we be looking at design? Architectural photographers reflect on their views and perspectives
Photographers share written reflections with AN Interior, sharing their thoughts on what ought to be seen. The following ...
When a democratic medium documented a democratic nation
NEW YORK — Each word in the title of “The New Art: American Photography, 1839-1910” matters. So do the dates, especially that ...
Digital Camera World on MSN3d
Pre-war Spanish street photography goes on display, showcasing Dora Maar’s pioneering vision
Madrid’s Lázaro Galdiano Museum is hosting a major exhibition that shines a spotlight on Dora Maar, a pioneering figure in ...
Aerial images look back more than a century in Palm Beach
The photos from the State Archive of Florida include shots of Mar-a-Lago, The Breakers, Whitehall, the Royal Poinciana Hotel ...
This cast-iron roaster was used in a family restaurant a century ago. What is it worth?
My family used to own a restaurant back in the early 1900s. This was handed down to me, and I wonder if it was used when they had the restaurant? It is marked “WAGNER” and “5” on the bottom, is 16½ ...