Baltimore Photography Resources

Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Hosts Arts & Sciences Exhibit Featuring the Work of Local Students, Opening Jan. 26
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra will showcase art, literature and science displays by students from Anne Arundel and Baltimore County Schools in an exhibit celebrating the beauty and diversity of nature, inspired by and running in conjunction with the Orchestra’s presentation of LIFE: A Journey Through Time. Exhibit opens January 26th at 4pm and the media is invited to attend the opening. ...

GOOD Pictures: Patrick Joust's Love for Baltimore
Patrick Joust loves Baltimore. He loves the architecture, loves the topography, loves shooting portraits on the street. Though Joust grew up in California and Pennsylvania, he developed his photographic style only after moving to Baltimore.  Joust's photographs are united by a cinematic sense of style. A librarian by day, Joust traverses the city and surrounding counties at night, playing with ...

LUV: Sundance Film Review
David Rooney Talented young newcomer Michael Rainey Jr. and Common play an impressionable kid and his badass uncle in this Baltimore-set coming-of-age story, which also features Dennis Haysbert as a commanding villain. read more

Heath Robbins Provides Versatility and Ambience at HR Studio
Food and lifestyle photographer Heath Robbins has been photographing for over twenty years, with highly visible campaigns from top clients such as his recent McDonalds “Toast Your Town” concept on billboards and bus stops in New York City, Washington D.C. and Baltimore.

Photography by ETSU's Joshua Greer featured in NPR blog post
Photographs by East Tennessee State University faculty member Joshua Greer are featured in the National Public Radio Web site blog, “The Picture Show.”

Maryland Police Chief Refutes Trans Rape Rumors
Maryland's Baltimore County is currently weighing discrimination protections for transgender residents, but opponents are spreading rumors about cross-dressing men raping women in a nearby county that enacted similar protections.

BSO journeys through time in grand fashion
Marie Gullard Special to The Washington Examiner Multimedia presentations -- in this case an orchestra enhanced by photography -- are not new in the world of classical production. Yet, few are as the collaborative effort that resulted in "Life: A Journey Through Time" being presented Saturday night at the Music Center at Strathmore. National Geographic photographer and author, Frans Lanting ...

Dream home: Reservoir of style and charm
With nurturing and love, couple turns sprawling Victorian into cozy city retreat Rebecca Yenawine and Mark Carter are accustomed to awe-struck looks when visitors cross the foyer of their 19th-century rowhouse in Reservoir Hill.

HPD photo contest winners announced
Frank Wilson won adult "Best of Show" and "People's Choice" awards during the 16th annual Hancock Park District Photography Contest.