Society Review: The Bag That Has Her Back
The Bag That Has Her Back | Review by Courtney Brammer | Product: Mosiso Camera Backpack
The Art of the Unexpected: Inside Meg Loeks’ carefully constructed world of domestic chaos, cinematic light, and everyday absurdity
For Meg Loeks, everyday domestic chaos becomes the foundation for cinematic, often surreal photographs. Through nostalgic color palettes, carefully constructed lighting, and a playful sense of absurdity, she transforms familiar household routines into visual stories that explore family, expectations, and the humor hidden in ordinary life.
The Lives Photographs Leave Behind: Amy Friend on forgotten family albums, the possibilities of light, and why a photograph's story doesn't end when the shutter closes
In Dare alla Luce, artist Amy Friend transforms forgotten photographs through delicate perforations and light, giving new life to images whose original stories have been lost. Through family history, found photographs, and unexpected discoveries, she challenges what we believe photographs preserve and explores the possibilities of what they can become.
The Things We Stitch Together: Heather Evans Smith on memory, loss, and the art of mending
In Alterations, photographer Heather Evans Smith revisits childhood memories of her grandmother through haunting imagery, unexpected uses of everyday objects, and the art of sewing. What began as a tribute to someone she lost too soon became a deeply personal exploration of memory, grief, and the stories we piece together from what remains.
Ask A Photographer: “What do you say when a client points out everything they dislike about their body?”
When a client names everything they dislike about their body, what should a photographer say? A thoughtful approach to listening, offering choices, and creating comfort without requiring confidence.
Society Review: Small Details, Better Comfort
A sale find becomes a favorite as Dawn Kelley shares the everyday comfort and practical details of her Bower Quick-Shot Camera Strap.
You Don’t Have to Love Every Part with Teri Hofford
A Conversation with Teri Hofford on Body Image and the Responsibility of Being Behind the Camera
Worth Being Seen with Stephanie Bordas of Brooklyn Boudoir
Stephanie Bordas shares how personal connection, thoughtful preparation, and respect for each woman’s boundaries shape the Brooklyn Boudoir experience—and why being photographed need not wait.
You Were Always You with With Sandra Coan
Sandra Coan shares how simplicity, patient observation, and room for children’s personalities help her create family photographs whose meaning continues to unfold over time.
Society Review: A Closer Look Without the Big Investment
Cynthia Bonneville shares what she loves—and what to keep in mind—about an affordable close-up filter kit for exploring the small details.
