The Noble Method: Self-Critique
Flickr member Lou Noble on the art of constructive self-criticism and photography.
Photographer Spotlight
16 Questions about One Photo with Leanne Boulton
Street and social documentary photographer Leanne Boulton answers 16 questions about her photo of Naziyah, an “incredible woman” that inspires her.
16 Questions about One Photo with Leslie Frempong
In this 16 Questions About One Photo interview, we spoke to Flickr member Leslie Frempong about her workflow during a model photoshoot.
The Noble Method: Competition
https://flickr.com/photos/louobedlam/50779458317/ Photo by Lauren Randolph Between 2009 and 2010, I had a little photo crew. It was basically a way for four friends to get […]
16 Questions about One Photo with Mark Edwards: “In the Grip of COVID”
In this 16 Questions about One Photo interview, we spoke to Flickr member Mark Edwards about his photo “In The Grip Of COVID.” Read on […]
The Noble Method: Repetition
It’s 2006. I’m at the wedding of a man I’ve never met, taking Polaroids of guests and revelers. I snap a photo of one such […]
16 Questions About One Photo with Blaise Arnold
In this 16 Questions About One Photo interview, we spoke to Flickr member Blaise Arnold. Read on to learn more about Blaise and the cinematic […]
The Noble Method: Communication
“When I’m taking pictures of somebody, I’m talking CONSTANTLY. I want my subjects to know what I’m thinking, what I’m doing. I want everybody on the same page.”
16 Questions About One Photo with Foteini Zaglara
This is the start of a new interview series called 16 Questions About One Photo, in which we ask a community member to tell us […]
Al Thomas: The Power of Storytelling
Al Thomas joined Flickr in September when he was awarded 1-year of Flickr Pro as a participant in Peak Design’s gear grants for Black photographers. Check out our Q&A to learn more about his work.
The Stories of Our Favorite Restaurants Told Through Photography
Daniel Krieger shares the stories of restaurants across America through his lens.
Lou Noble on Diversity in Photography
Lou Noble has been an active Flickr user for fifteen years, and, as editor-in-chief of The Photographic Journal, publishes interviews and photo essays with both those up-and-coming in the industry and those with successful decades-long careers. We asked him to speak on the subject of diversity as it relates to photography.