The conversation surrounding harassment in various industries has gained momentum, and photojournalism is no exception. Freelance journalist Kristen Chick shared insights from her groundbreaking piece in the Columbia Journalism [...]

Nolan Trowe is a passionate photographer and storyteller who focuses on the disabled community, using his lens to capture the often-overlooked narratives of those living with disabilities. After suffering [...]

Shuran Huang  黃舒然 (she/her) is a Cantonese Washington D.C.-based photographer, stands out in the competitive world of photography with her work featured in prestigious publications like The New York [...]

In our recent discussion with Sandra Stevenson, Deputy Director of Photography at the Washington Post, we explored the evolving landscape of photography in journalism and storytelling.  We covered everything [...]

Exploring Social Justice Through Photography: A Conversation with LaToya Ruby Frazier Welcome to the 10 Frames Per Second podcast, where photojournalism meets social advocacy. Hosted by Joe Giordano and [...]

The Power of Photojournalism: A Conversation with Pulitzer Prize winner Kevin Painchaud of Lookout Santa Cruz Welcome back to 10 Frames Per Second, the podcast dedicated to the world [...]

Today’s guest Paula Pastrana found her way to photography through an unusual route… from professional soccer to documenting strikes and political protest in her native Colombia.  Paula studied Photography [...]

Robert LeBlanc is a Los Angeles-based artist who works primarily in photography and video. His projects capture non-traditional communities, including hotshot firefighters, hurricane survivors, and Holiness snake handlers. Through [...]

Carrie Schreck  is a documentary producer and independent photographer whose work has been featured in Business Insider, Washington Post, Vice, CBC, StayWild Magazine, F-Stop Magazine, Impose Magazine, Strangeways, Dice [...]

Using photography, testimony and archive, Diana Matar‘s in-depth bodies of work investigate themes of history, memory and state sponsored violence.  Grounded in heavy research and often spending years on a project, Matar [...]