New York photographer Ryan Brenizer has spent his whole life running from boredom. Somehow this chase led him to the world of wedding photography—where he skillfully manages the chaos and unpredictable nature of a wedding day in order to capture the most authentic and beautiful moments possible. His success in doing so has led him to being named one of the Top-10 wedding photographers in the world, by American Photo and Rangefinder Magazines.
Today we have another excerpt from The Photographic Journal, this time from their interview with the inimitable Olivia Bee, one of Flickr’s 20under20 winners.
Check out this week’s excerpt from The Photographic Journal’s interview with Ryan Schude, a master at creating evocative scenes within his photographs and glimpses of stories untold.
Today we’ve got an excerpt from The Photographic Journal’s interview with Flickr luminary, Kevin Meredith, aka Lomokev.
Today we are introducing Bruna Valença, a young photographer and videographer from Pernambuco, Brazil, who explains how she dreams through her images.
Today we have another excerpt from The Photographic Journal, this time from an interview with photographer Shelbie Dimond, who we’ve been a fan of for a good many years.
Spanish photographer Berta Vicente mesmerized our 20under20 panel of judges for the way she uses the environment around her to create marvelous scenes that hearken back to painters from the Renaissance. Read this wonderful Q&A with the budding star.
Starting today, we’ll be posting excerpts every other Thursday from The Photographic Journal. Their engrossing interviews have captivated us for some time, and now we’re sharing them with you. First up, photographer Chloe Aftel, a fantastic artist and long-time Flickr member.
As an avid underworld explorer and photographer, Brendan Marris has compiled iconic shots of the vast cave systems in the U.K., particularly the chambers and tunnels of South Wales. He’s kindly shared his experiences in a spelunker’s paradise — full of crystal-lined chambers, dangerously slick passageways, and amazing natural mazes.
Conor MacNeill quit his day job to become a full-time photographer only three years after picking up a cheap DSLR for the first time. The Irish photographer fell so deeply in love with his craft that he was willing to risk the stability of the rat race to pursue his dream. We’re happy to share his story with you in this Photographer Spotlight.