By Adam Fifield for the Daily Utah Chronicle:
“Chic, young consumers are snapping photos of each other at the clubs on razor-thin camera phones, but some local photographers are resisting these digital and social trends by revisiting the original art of photography that is tied up with chemical processes and the balance between exposure and corrosion.
Jesse [...]

From ArtDaily.org:
“BROOKLYN, NY.-A soldier’s parting kiss, a summer kiss at a picnic, a midnight kiss on New Year’s Eve, a lusty kiss not meant to be seen. Luckily, a camera was present to capture all of them. 76 KISSES, an exhibition of snapshots at The City Reliquary, presents an intimate and compelling look at the [...]

From ArtDaily.org:
“FRANKFURT.-Tourism has long since become a crucial phenomenon of today’s mobile world society. The traces left by travelers all over the Earth give evidence of a continually growing tourist industry and mark the beginning of a global movement that drastically transforms present-day man and the spaces he passes through. The exhibition “All-Inclusive. A Tourist [...]

Zach Honig reports for Pop Photo: 
“The photographic community is incredibly diverse, made up of photographers that shoot from the sky to the sea and everywhere in between. Each month we’ll focus on a different segment of the industry, interviewing top professional photographers about life, their careers, and what sets their piece of the photographic industry [...]

Charlie Cho is a night-based (black & white) photographer living in LA. He sent us 11 images to be included in this series. LINK

Angela Datre’s music photography is featured on Juxtapoz.com.

From the blog, Fogonazos:
Photography by Richard Ehrlich
Kolmanskop is a ghost town in southern Namibia, a few kilometres inland from the port of Lüderitz. In 1908, Luederitz was plunged into diamond fever and people rushed into the Namib desert hoping to make an easy fortune. Within two years, a town, complete with a casino, school, hospital [...]

By Randy Kennedy of the New York Times:
“TO the small group of photography experts aware of its existence, it was known simply as “the Mexican suitcase.” And in the pantheon of lost modern cultural treasures, it was surrounded by the same mythical aura as Hemingway’s early manuscripts, which vanished from a train station in 1922.
The [...]

 Reported by ArtDaily.com:
“WASHINGTON, DC.- Irvine Contemporary announced the opening of Phil Nesmith’s first solo exhibition, My Baghdad, a series of photographs shot in Baghdad and produced on glass plates using a dry plate ambrotype process. A set of editioned C-print enlargements from the glass plates will accompany the unique images in the exhibition. The exhibition [...]

Reported by the Associated Press:
“BASYE, Va. – Bernie Boston, a newspaper photographer best known for his iconic 1960s picture of a Vietnam War protester placing flowers in soldiers’ gun barrels at a rally, has died. He was 74.
Boston died Tuesday of a rare blood disease at his home in Basye, where he retired in 1994 [...]