This wasn't the only unexpected situation I had to face during the marathon. For instance, I found no living soul in the 24 hour supermarket, and a military parade in the most famous square of the city, piazza Duomo, right where I had planned to shoot people idly sitting on the churchyard.

Words and Photography by David Gregory. I've recently re-awakened a love for the medium of black and white film that has for too long been neglected,...

Vistek interviewed documentary photographer Kristin Lau to discover the Story Behind her Photo, a series highlighting the devastation in Nepal fol...

Let us shoot for the pleasure it brings to us and define those moments purely by being an amateur, yet always improving the quality of our work. Just go out there, grab your camera and take a shot!

Welcome back to Doin' Work: Flash Interviews With Contemporary Photographers. This is a place for me to celebrate the photographers who inspire me, and present you with an easily digestible bite of their personalities and work.

by Justina Huddleston, food writer for the Menuism Blog Photo: Michael Stern/Flickr It's happened to us all - we see a commercial, or scrol...

I believe that the food we eat and how we eat can be a metaphor, a filler, and an experience of our sexuality. Want a peek into your sex life? Take a look at your relationship with food.

Photo ©2015 Rolando Gomez As a professional photographer of female models for almost four decades I'm often asked to provide advice for a model base...

"Latona" Santorini, Greece | image by petroskoublis.com ● When we look in the mir...

A few days ago I received an invitation to attend AIPAD, the prestigious annual event held in New York City by the Association of International Phot...

Dani Olivier wants to create the most beautiful image possible. It's true, he said it himself. In order to achieve this goal, Olivier has developed a unique, bold style founded on svelte female bodies, light projectors and intricate designs.

Well, it can be argued that as disaffected Americans we are all outliers now, and Alt.M is taking its rightful place as an army of "authentic" journalists to render, broadcast and render its opinion and verdicts on our struggles.

During the 1930s renowned photographer Berenice Abbott embarked on a five year documentation of the gritty streets of Depression Era New York City. Inspired by Eugene Atget's photo documentary series of Paris, Abbott sought to document the ever transforming streets of New York to serve as a record of the history of America.

Welcome back to Doin' Work: Flash Interviews With Contemporary Photographers. This is a place for me to celebrate the photographers who inspire me, an...

As we honor the anniversary of one of the most horrific shipwrecks of all time, we are reminded that every wreck dive we do as scuba divers grants us ...

In a country like Nepal that has endured long-term political hardships, there's nothing more devastating than for the 2015 earthquakes to rock the nation.