The crisis afflicting America's war veterans is a deeply personal subject for Teri Darnell. She spent six years in the U.S. Air Force, notably in Berlin during ...
In 1863, Julie Margaret Cameron became lonely and depressed. She visited her daughter and son-in-law, who presented her with a large wooden camera and darkroom ...
Arvin Temkar likes guitars, motorcycles, Fuji cameras and punk music. As a young adult, he was angry and fell for punk music, its "attitude and the rebelliousne...
It seems that Ron Sherman, 78, has seen it all. He photographed historic, groundbreaking events and influential Atlanta figures -- Hank Aaron’s 715th home run, ...
Even if you're familiar with the North Georgia mountains, you may never have heard the term "Affrilachia." It refers to people of African American heritage who ...
In 2004, photographer Manuel Llaneras accompanied his playwright--friend Eric McAfee to Baghdad to document a theater project. While there, they visited refugee...
In his first book, photographer and civil rights activist Andrew Feiler documented the largely abandoned campus of Morris Brown College. What he found in that s...
Photography aficionados, rejoice. The Atlanta Celebrates Photography festival will happen, after all. The 22nd edition will combine online and in-person events,...
The cyanotype process -- from the Greek cyan or "dark--blue impression" -- is nothing new in photography. Photographers have used it since its invention in 1842...
"Arts" and "entrepreneur" aren't terms often thought of in the same sentence. Yet the concept is not new, and it feeds on the idea that artists and entrepreneur...
