I Love Photography

1:00 David Burnett's D-Day Anniversary Photos

2:47 Chicago Sun-Times Photojournalists - Where are they 1 year later?

6:37 The new Instagram gives you powerful editing features

9:40 Vesa Lehtimaki's Star Wars recreations with Lego and baking soda

12:10 Justin Timberlake crowdsources Instagram to create new video

15:15 9 Female Photographers traverse the Danube for Inga Morath

18:02 The 5 Coolest Pieces of Photo Gear for May

19:09 Sigma 50mm f/1.4 DG HSM

21:38 Sony RX100 III

23:40 Mitakon 50mm f/0.95 Speedmaster

25:35 Adidas to print Instagram photos on sneakers

28:00 Lomo'Instant

This week Allen Murabayshi and I dive into this week's biggest photo news including the celebration of 100 Years of Leica Photography, Robert Capa's story of shooting D Day, and the end of New York Time's photographer Marilyn Yee's full time career. 

 

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1:00 Tim Dodd's Everyday Astronaut

3:02 Astronaut Suicides

5:12 Hunter Freeman's Astronaut

6:50 Women on the frontline: female photojournalists' visions of conflict

8:39 War Photographer Robert Capa's Longest Day

11:33 Behind the Scenes of Mad Men

14:44 100 years of Leica

18:01 Stephan Vanfleteren's Nazi Wall

20:06 The NYT's Marilyn Yee Retires

22:34 Natalia Wiernik's Offbeat Families

24:04 Eric Cheng on Instagram

Our weekly look at all things photographic with PhotoShelter co-founder Allen Murabayashi and Product Manager Chris Owyoung. Watch the video version at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvjYYYWESD8

 

0:57 Instax Share SP-1

5:46 National Geographic Limited Edition Prints through Christie's

7:33 iStockPhoto trends

9:48 Pierre Terdjman's photojournalism hits the streets in paris

14:11 Stephen Locke's Terrifying Supercell Storm Photography

16:42 Nina Roder's Mutter Schuhe

20:01 Are colorized photos changing history?

23:57 Metropolitan Museum of Art releases 400k images into the public domain

28:27 GoPro's $100m IPO

32:58 Nikon's new $12,000 400mm f/2.8 telephoto lens

37:24 Laurent Maes' insane photos of yachts

39:50 Peter Steinhauer's Cocooning in Hong Kong

42:57 Mini Style Hacker

Our weekly look at all things photographic with PhotoShelter co-founder Allen Murabayashi and Sarah Jacobs. 

 

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0:57 Photojournalist Camille Lepage killed at 26

3:35 Naked Eye Celebrity Camera Auction & Benefit Show

5:32 PDN Photo Annual

8:30 Animal Selfies to promote National Geographic Collection

10:08 Chinese Engagement Wedding Photos

13:50 Hans Kemp's Vietnamese Scooter Photos 

16:49 KKK Project by James Edwards Bates

19:00 Photoville's The Fence

20:46 Lindsay Morris' "You are You" gender non-conforming children

22:59 Julia Cybularz' "Breaking the Girl" on scoliosis

24:00 Anastasia Pottinger's "What You'll Look Like at 100"

25:45 Josh Haner's streaming backpack for live transmission of photos

28:35 Short History of Cameras poster

30:44 Andy Warhol's Found Photos on his Commodore Amiga

34:28 50 Completely Unexplainable Stock Photos No One Will Ever Use

36:49 100 year old photos of dogs and cats dressed as people

This week, Allen Murabayashi and I discuss Ryan Pfluger’s photo essay The Tale of Two Schools shot for the The New York Times Magazine, the winners of the Sony Photo World awards, and more. 

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In Youth’s Death, Some See a Montana Law Gone Wrong

Sony World Photography Awards

Taking a photo against a white background? Amazon owns the patent on that

Inside Baseball

No Drone for You! National Park Service Bans Camera Drone Usage in Yosemite

VSCO Raises 40Mil

Izitru?

Humans of New York Captures the Met Gala

Fabrice Fouillet’s Colossal Statues

The Real Story About the Wrong Photos in #BringBackOurGirls

The Tale of Two Schools

Menswear Dog

This week Allen Murabayashi and I talk about all things photographic including updates from Getty’s all new site Photos.com, as well as the Top 5 Coolest Product Announcements in April. Tune in below and follow along with the links, or subscribe to our iTunes podcast here.

 

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New 55 Film Kickstarter ends in 3 days!

Teen life in the 80s

Over 400 Photos from 1938 Italy, Including One of Hitler, Found on Film Purchased at a Thrift Shop

Leica Unveils ‘The Most Boring Ad Ever Made”

Cold War Spy-Satellite Images Unveil Lost Cities

The Decline of Newspapers Hits a Stunning Milestone

Interview: Geordie Wood

Getty’s Photos.com

Everyday People in Everyday Asia

American Photography 30

5 Coolest Product Announcements in April

Filson + Magnum Collaboration

Sony Alpha a7

Hands on with the Pentax 645Z

Sigma 50mm 1.4

Wanderlust Cameras

This week Andrew Fingerman and I dive into this week’s photo news including the Pulitzer Prize winners, both of which were from the New York Times, the end of Instagram (according to Ben Lowy), and more. Tune in below and follow the links provided, or you can also  subscribe to our iTunes podcast here.

 

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Photo Brigade Podcast #36 with Gregory Heisler

New York Times Wins Two Photography Pulitzers

Benjamin Lowy: “The end of Instagram?”

How I Shot the Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse Rising Over a Flowery Field

The Intricate, Beautiful Patterns of Civilization Seen From Above

This Drone Footage of NYC Makes You Feel Like Spiderman

Drone selfies take vanity to new heights

Super Slo-Mo Film Turns Commuters Into Dreamy Living Sculptures

The Insane Things Crappy Weather Does To Your Umbrella: Photos

Last Night to Bend the Rules

Allen Murabayashi and I packed a lot into this week’s edition of I Love Photography – discussing James Franco’s rip off of Cindy Sherman’s Untitled Film Stills, the Webby Awards, and the 11 photographers who were awarded Guggenheim grants. Tune in below and follow along with the provided links, or subscribe to our iTunes podcast.

 

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Afghanistan: Seen Through the Lens of Anja Niedringhaus

Testament by Chris Hondros

The Webby Awards: Photography & Graphics Category

James Franco’s New Film Stills at Pace Gallery

The Woman and the Giant (No Fable) - Diane Arbus Recorded a Bronx Family’s Unsettling Dynamic

Home opener triples

Behind the Lens: ‘Global City’ triple exposures

The Story Behind the World’s Most Viewed Photo, the Windows XP ‘Bliss’ Wallpaper 

Photo Aging

Classic Album Covers Mashed Up With Google Street View

Cy Cyr’s Golf Digest Spoof Cover

Drone Falls on Athlete’s Head During Triathlon

Giant Portrait Shows Drone Operators That People Aren’t “Bug Splats”

In Fight Over Anti-Gay Ad, Misappropriation Claims Are Dismissed

11 Photographers Among Winners of 2014 Guggenheim Fellowships

Getty Images calls for entries to its Grants scheme offering $130,000 worth of awards

Photo of whales surfing Pipeline goes viral, drone video released

In this week’s edition of the I Love Photography podcast, Allen Murabayashi and I discuss the nominees for the National Magazine Awards, including Bruce Gilden’s Deep-Fried America on a Stick, Harper’s longest run photo essay, and the one April fool’s joke that tricked us both. Watch below and follow along with the links, or subscribe to the podcast via iTunes.

 

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The Canon EOS 1 Smartphone, Powered by Android … and Sprinkled With Fairy Dust

Veiled Truths

National Magazine Awards 2014 Finalists Announced

Chicago Fire: A Photo Essay by Daniel Shea

New York for “Candy Land,” photographs by Will Cotton

Vice for “Deep-Fried America on a Stick,” by Sophie D. Gilden, photographs by Bruce Gilden

Tomas van Houtryve Drone Essay Longest Ever Published by Harper’s

PHOTOS OF THE MINING BOOM THAT IS TRANSFORMING THE AMERICAN WEST

Dying for a photograph (and an Audi A3 advert)

All Together • Stronger Together Giants ad campaign

‘A Love Supreme’ Comes Alive In Unearthed Photos

Call for Proposals: Announcing the 2014 Women’s Initiative Grant

A Long Journey Home with @nashker

For this edition of I Love Photography, PhotoShelter’s CEO Andrew Fingerman joins Allen Murabayashi to discuss this week’s photography and technology related news. They dive into the misuse of Instagram hashtags to enter photo contests, when photos can lie, exploring the image of young basketball player Jalen Brunson that went viral, and a whole new USC course teaching journalism with Google Glass. Tune in here, or subscribe to the iTunes podcast.  Links to follow along are below.

 

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When Photos Lie: Sticking Up for Jalen Brunson

Enter Your Photo In The #MyWorkshop Instagram Contest

#MyCalvins

Inside the New HTC One Duo Camera: A Whole New Way to Shoot

Hasselbladd Lunar camera

USC Is Offering a Google Glass Course for Journalism

#SpamOnTheGram? How To Respond To Your First Ad On Instagram

Instagram tiptoes back to ads — and gets another earful

How a mom’s experiment in social media shaming backfired

Infrared Film Turns The Arctic Hot Pink

Woman Doing It All: Chrystal Thompson

The Best of Photojournalism 2014

New 55 on Kickstarter