Free Photography Resources

Free photography workshop at Westward Ho!
A free photography workshop to explore “A Textured Land” will place at Westward Ho! Beach on Saturday, February 4.

College offers course in iPhone photography
London colleges are planning to offer a first in photography - a course dedicated to the iPhone.

San Francisco Photography Class by Michael Soo Brings the Art of Photography into Focus
This past weekend, a full class gathered to learn to see the world through the lens of Michael Soo, an award-winning San Francisco photographer. Those who missed the workshop can still catch upcoming classes on February 4th and 26th.San Jose, CA (PRWEB) February 03, 2012 On, Sunday, January 29th, 150 beginning and amateur photographers gathered for a day-long photography workshop with award ...

Give dog food, get free portrait
KEARNEY — A Kearney photography studio is offering free pet portrait photo sessions in exchange for dog food for the Kearney Area Animal Shelter.

Celebrity weddings: For richer - and for poorer
Forget something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue. Celebrity weddings are more likely to involve something designer, something free, something exclusive and something contra.Women's magazine insiders say...

The art of photography
Just about everyone has a favourite photograph. One they cherish and hold in a special place.

Photography exhibition features visually arresting shots
IF A picture tells a thousand words, World Press Photo 11 is an encyclopaedic collection of the events that made 2010.

Photography studio celebrates grand opening of new location
SPARTA Anthony Ziccardi Studios announces the grand opening of their new location at 3 Centre St. (Theatre Plaza) in Sparta.

Inside the Hollywood Paparazzi
Paparazzi have a bad reputation for bending the rules to satisfy the world's insatiable demand for celebrity photos. But the business is also incredibly lucrative, something that prompted Bill Gates' Corbis photo agency to buy the world's top paparazzi shop. Some in the industry are trying to free it from its sleazy image, but upstart agencies have few moral qualms.