Prince George photographer included in national exhibit

Terrill Bodner included in an exhibit celebrating the best of Canadian professional photographyLocal photographer Terrill Bodner has had three images selected for exhibition in a national salon celebrating the best of Canadian professional photography. The 2023 National Image Salon of the Professional Photographers of Canada (PPOC) saw a panel of master photographers judge the best work submitted by professional photographers from across Canada. The salon was held during the PPOC annual conference on April 22 in Canmore, Alberta. The competition features entries from across Canada in 23 different classes, including press, portrait, architecture and fashion. Three of Bodner’s images…Continue Reading

Boris Eldagsen refused award at top photography prize after revealing winner image was made by AI

Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter for all the latest entertainment news and reviews Sign up for our free IndyArts newsletterA German photographer has turned down a prestigious prize after revealing that his winning photograph was created using artificial intelligence. Boris Eldagsen was named the winner in the creative open category at the Sony World Photography Awards, with his black and white photograph Pseudomnesia / The Electrician. The image shows a young woman standing in front of the camera while an older woman stands behind her. However, one week after he won the prize, Eldagsen shared a statement…Continue Reading

Belinda Bencic teases her boyfriend’s photography skills with adorable pictures captured by Ons Jabeur’s husband

Belinda Bencic teased her boyfriend Martin Hromkovic by posting their “high quality” pictures captured by Ons Jabeur’s husband Karim Kamoun at the recently concluded Charleston Open. Ons Jabeur, who was the Charleston Open runner-up against Belinda Bencic in the previous edition, turned the tables this time around against the Swiss to lift the winner’s trophy in a rematch of the 2022 final. After her runner-up finish, Belinda Bencic took to social media to reflect on her season so far, which has seen her claim two titles at the Adelaide International 2 and the Abu Dhabi Open in addition to the…Continue Reading

25 intimate birth photos that capture the beauty and power of delivery

Birth photography is one of the most intimate and powerful art forms. To honor this work and the families who choose to document these vulnerable moments, the International Association of Professional Birth Photographers holds an annual photo contest open to its 1,100-plus members in 52 countries. On Thursday, the IAPBP announced the winners of its 12th annual Birth Photography Image Competition, which celebrates excellence across the categories of labor, delivery, postpartum, birth details, and hardship and loss. “We are incredibly proud of the entrants of this year’s competition because in spite of all we endured in our community in recent…Continue Reading

Architectural Interiors Photographer | Cores

Architectural Interiors PhotographerArchitectural Photography of The Core, Eden Project, CornwallLeisure Architecture LifestyleThe Core, Eden Project, St Austell | Architectural Interiors PhotographerThe Core is the visitor and teaching center designed by Jolyon Brewis of Nicholas Grimshaw and Partners at the Eden Project, St Austell, Cornwall. The inspiration for the structure was ‘nature’s architecture’ and incorporated a central trunk and a shading canopy roof. The striking feature of the roof is constructed from intricate, curved timber beams in Fibonacci spirals. This pattern was discovered by Fibonacci in nature in many forms including sunflower head seeds, snail shells and…Continue Reading

BC SPCA announces winners of 2023 Wildlife-in-Focus Photography Contest – BC News

Stunning BC wildlife photosPhoto: Andrew Harden Wildlife-in-Focus first place winner Backyard Habitats. Click here to view galleryRaccoons, snow geese and owls caught the eyes of the judges of the BC SPCA’s 15th annual Wildlife-in-Focus photography contest. The contest raised $10,981 for wildlife in need at the BC SPCA’s Wild ARC. The organization said the amateur wildlife photographers made it tough for the judges to pick the top three winners in each of the two categories this year. In addition to the top picks, the SPCA said there were also spectacular photos that received honorable mentions, plus the People’s…Continue Reading

The Instax SQ40 shoots square film with retro style

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn more ›Even for people who didn’t grow up during the golden era of instant photography, there’s something nostalgic and, frankly, kind of magical about square instant prints. Now, Fujifilm has introduced its new Instax SQ40 instant film camera which dons a semi-vintage aesthetic and spits out square-format Instax prints. Fujifilm Instax SQ40 instant film camera details The black finish makes it look more professional than some other Instax models. Fujifilm The SQ40 offers Instax film shooting with a more sophisticated look. While…Continue Reading

Jennifer Pritheeva Samuel joins The Post as international photo assignment editor

Comment on this storyCommentsAnnouncement from Director of Photography MaryAnne Golon, Deputy Director of Photography Sandra M. Stevenson and Senior Photo Assignment Editor Olivier Laurent:We are delighted to welcome Jennifer Pritheeva Samuel as an international photo assignment editor.Jennifer will work with our correspondents across the Americas, Asia, Southeast Asia and Africa bureaus, assigning freelance and staff photographers to ensure strong visual reporting from these regions.Jennifer comes to The Post from National Geographic, where she commissioned and produced photography for stories about contemporary culture, identity, race and gender. She was the visual lead for National Geographic’s 2022 cover…Continue Reading