By Lorraine A. DarConte (Saffir) photographs everything from portraits to products and landscapes, operates his own printing service, born out of a desire to produce better prints. “I was deep into making the switch to digital photography with my first DSLR, but I wasnít really happy with the prints I was getting from my desktop,” explains

New York-based celebrity and music photographer Diana Levine is searching for emerging photographers to submit their best work and assist her on an up and coming celebrity shoot. and comment »

The Institute for Contemporary Culture (ICC) at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) continues The Question of Celebrity, a series of events and programmes inspired by the exhibition Vanity Fair Portraits: Photographs 1913-2008. and comment »

I've produced a variety of prints recently for a number of folks, and realized that I needed to update the Prints page accessed through the top menu. If you are ever looking for a gift idea or print for yourself, feel free to contact me with questions or for ideas.I can custom print photographs using archival inks and papers or you may order a wide variety of prints and other photo products f...

“Editorial photographers used to jump from one story to another. News was news — whether sports, conflict, celebrity or natural disaster. A photojournalist would shoot a head of state one hour and a celebrity the next. And he or she would do so with the same talent, the same intense dedication to quality.” — Paul Melcher Source and

Celebrity Photo Sales The World Entertainment News Network (WENN), one of the worlds leading celebrity news & photo group of companies, is seeking an experienced celebrity photo sales professional to join its London sales team. The ideal candidate will...

Last year I kicked off the first year of the Buying Prints from Your Favorite Photographers blog project and was really happy with the participation, but even happier with the prints I purchased. In the hope of building upon last years effort I’m kicking off another blog project with the exact same goals. For details ...

Keywording company Keedup is aiming to inject some much-needed searchability into the world of paparazzi images with a celebrity keywording standard priced at less than sixpence per image. The Celebrity Micro standard will cost gossip photo agencies 13c New...

Celeb shooters discuss lessons learned early in their careers and strategies for unique photographs in Part Three of our December feature.

There's a small show of Andy Warhol Polaroids of 1970s and '80s sports stars at Danziger Projects, partly viewable online. You can also read Kathy Ryan's admiring comments at the World's Greatest Photography Magazine. (Note that this appears in a fashion section, not an arts one.) I'm not sure I agree with her about the intrinsic merit of the photographs; seems more like celebrity culture cutting ...