NB Photography

02/25/2023

4 Generations Wedding Photo - LOVE this!! ❤️

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02/22/2023

02/13/2023

02/13/2023

For hundreds of years, women in the South Korean island province of Jeju have made their living harvesting seafood by hand from the ocean floor. See the photographer Hyung S. Kim’s portraits of the haenyeo, or sea women: http://nyer.cm/rU3iVmM

02/03/2023

In 1982, the photographer Nancy Floyd began an epic project of self-documentation: taking a self-portrait each morning, a practice she sustained on and off for nearly four decades. See more photographs from her project: http://nyer.cm/a2vD72g

01/31/2023

Hundreds of images from 1963 and 1964 are going on display at London's National Portrait Gallery

01/31/2023

On this day in 2019, minus-54 with wind chill, the Polar Vortex in Chicago is the Monday Memory. This image is on display at my exhibit Navy Pier.

01/30/2023

01/29/2023

From the 1950s until a few years before she died, in 2009, destitute at the age of 83, Vivian Maier took at least 150,000 pictures, mostly in Chicago, and showed them to nobody. Now she has earned her place alongside Diane Arbus, Robert Frank, Lee Friedlander, Lisette Model, Garry Winogrand, and other giants of the American street. See her vivid photos, which might have languished in obscurity if not for a chance acquisition: http://nyer.cm/frpyM3a

01/29/2023

Unidentified woman taking her own photograph using a mirror and a box camera

c. 1900

via Wikimedia Commons, public domain

01/12/2023

In a 1959 essay, Capote noted how Avedon seemed to capture ‘every hard-earned crow’s foot’ in his subjects – perhaps not realizing that he would one day be photographe...

01/11/2023

Each day, Global Saskatoon and Global Regina feature a viewer-submitted photo for the Your Saskatchewan photo of the day.

12/31/2022

12/31/2022

“For me, going out to find and capture ‘coincidences’ has become my own and particular way of meditating.”

12/31/2022

For photographer Dave Jordano, Chicago’s storefronts are best seen after dark.

12/31/2022

From the commencement stage to campus events, here are some of the best images of the year.

12/24/2022

12/24/2022

Newgrange at Night.

The shortest day is over and a brief glimpse of light appeared in the chamber, much to the delight of the lucky solstice ticket holders who were inside to witness it.
Here, in the northern hemisphere, we have now entered the longest night of the year.

I've been very fortunate to have spent quite some time at Newgrange at night, thanks to the extraordinary dedication and enthusiasm of Clare Tuffy, recently retired, and the OPW staff at Brú na Bóinne. They have protected and presented the site to the public for decades and host countless people, not only on the mornings around the solstice, but throughout the year. Thank you all for the excellent work you do!

Of the many night time photographs I have taken at Newgrange, this one is my favourite. The star trails were captured over a 70 minute timespan. The stars appear to rotate around a single star; Polaris, or the polestar, which remains fixed in position in the top right corner of the photograph.

In the foreground, Kerbstone 1 stands directly in front of the entrance. This stone is one of the greatest achievements in European Neolithic art. The integrated spirals and lozenges are arranged either side of the vertical groove which marks the axis of the entire monument. On the directly opposite side of the mound, an equally accomplished kerbstone, number 52, also has a vertical groove in the centre of the outer face and across the top.

From tonight, the nights will become gradually shorter and the days longer as we look forward to Spring.

12/24/2022

12/23/2022

Canada’s unicorns 🦄🌊🇨🇦

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12/22/2022

For Stacy Kranitz, replacing negative stereotypes with a triumphant counternarrative would be too easy.

12/13/2022

This book celebrates love that dared not speak its name.

12/08/2022

If you said Brooklyn, Manhattan, Staten Island or Queens, guess again.

12/03/2022

Photographer and scientist Nathan Myhrvold has developed a camera that captures snowflakes at a microscopic level never seen before

12/03/2022

12/03/2022

The University of Minnesota assembled the largest collection of Black photography in an exhibit called "A Picture Gallery of the Soul."

12/01/2022

A rare Kodachrome photograph taken by Bill Manbo during his incarceration at the Heart Mountain concentration camp in Wyoming in 1943 and 1944. It shatters preconceptions about this episode of injustice by showing it to us in vivid and beautiful color.

Manbo was ahead of his time—while others were shooting in black-and-white, he shot in Kodachrome, a technology then in its infancy. The images are a paradox: vibrant, gorgeous photographs of a bleak historical episode.

18 of Manbo's photographs were presented in JANM's 2014 exhibition, Colors of Confinement. Their brilliant color also strips away the sense that these are “historical” photographs; the pictured events look as though they could be happening today.

Photo courtesy of Takeo Bill Manbo

11/30/2022

Professor of Physics and Astronomy Ted von Hippel, the director of the Embry-Riddle Observatory, captured this incredible image from the Hubble Space Telescope! 🌌🔭

Learn more: https://go.nasa.gov/3XMirKz

📸 Image Credit: NASA, ESA, and T. von Hippel (Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University)

11/29/2022