The Independent Photographer, an international network of photography enthusiasts & photographers, has announced the winners of its Black & White Photography Contest.

Alongside societal changes, photographers are turning their lenses away from stereotype images to celebrate themes such as acceptance, vulnerability, uniqueness, and self-confidence.

Boer Gerrit (Farmer Gerrit), 75 years old, is about the last farmer in Usselo, the Netherlands, to do it the old-fashioned way.

Budding photographers are not in the position to drop huge sums on the hottest digital camera, in the main they are looking

We teamed up again with the world’s leading photo game GuruShots to showcase the winning images from the Power of Minimalism photography

Glacier caves – the Amber Rooms of nature. These beautiful arrangements of cyanic blues allow a look back into the history of

Phantasmagoria: A sequence of real or imaginary photographs in dreams captured by Erik Witsoe. Erik Witsoe is a Seattle photographer based in

Marta Syrko is a photographer from Lviv, Ukraine. Her range varying between fashion and cinematic imagery. She is highly qualified with natural

Last week I woke up with good news. I have been awarded the title of International Birth Photographer of the Year 2020

Art is a doorway through the inner and the outer world, a form of manifestation of the unconsciousness, and a bridge between

‘The Motion Series’ is a documentary series about the flowing waves of the Atlantic ocean & an experimental study of motion. The

Here are the winners and finalists of LensCulture Black and White Photography Awards 2020. Photographers from more than 120 countries responded to

“Sometimes I feel the pure need to bring colors into my life as a way to escape from this unusual and gray

I am truly so lucky to have so many clients believe in me, with capturing their gorgeous babies…and I am so lucky

Oceanographic Magazine has announced the winners of the Ocean Photography Awards 2020, including the overall winner: the Ocean Photographer of the Year.

Hong Kong photographer Edas Wong likes to play in the streets with his camera. His playful shots cleverly utilize both the foreground