Given the current state of the editorial world, it might come as a surprise to discover that the constitutional backdrop against which federal copyright law is painted was historically envisioned as a mechanism to promote publishing.  Gallows humor aside, the idea behind extending protection to certain kinds of intellectual property was a matter of incentivizing [...]

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A new week and a new theme! Every week Tim Lytvinenko and Kendrick Brinson post iPhone photos as part of a challenge that involves you, dear photography lover. We post photos Monday through Thursday based on a secret theme provided by a photographer or blogger or anyone in the photo industry, then we wait for [...]

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The day before I left for Amsterdam, back at the end of October, Matthew Craig from The Wall Street Journal called me with an interesting assignment near Washington, DC. Each night in his basement in Vienna, Virginia, Mohsen Sazegara records messages that are then disseminated to millions of Iranians. Sazegara is helping to remotely organize [...]

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Its Friday again and time for a recap, including commenters, linkers, tweets, facebook, and any other random stuff that we’ve been happy to share with the wide world of the intertubes. Thanks again to everyone for bringing your thoughts and energy to the forum.
We started a twitter list with all the people who joined into the [...]

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From the Archive is a regular column that features one image from our archive and appears every Thursday. LUCEO Images has a thorough group archive (keyword search bar, top right) and it can be found here.

This week we are featuring a beautiful photo from Kevin German, who is based in Southeast Asia. The story behind [...]

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This bi-weekly blog column will become a place for a lot of projects that I am tinkering with close to home. The first, that I started over the summer and haven’t shown much of, is a project that is currently running under the title, “James River Blues.” It explores the James River in Virginia, which [...]

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Last week Apple announced the newest of the new gadgets with the iPad. I know a lot of you out there were thinking “Great, a big iPhone…” But as a photographer theres more to it, a lot more. The iPad is potentially a game changer in a good way for photographers and publications.
First off, when [...]

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I’ve been nursing a stack of Polaroids for a few months now, adding a frame to it here and there.  My workflow for these things is so much different than my other stuff.  Sometimes I sit down and scan a couple dozen of them in a day.  Other times I am only able to piece [...]

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A new week and a new theme! Every week Tim Lytvinenko and Kendrick Brinson post iPhone photos as part of a challenge that involves you, dear photography lover. We post photos Monday through Thursday based on a secret theme provided by a photographer or blogger or anyone in the photo industry, then we wait for [...]

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So the last 10 months have been focused on working closer to home, hence the title of this column, in preparation of the birth of my son Finn Maddox. My first real time away came last week when LUCEO held their biannual meeting in NYC. It was nothing if not a wild ride.

I was a [...]

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I already made a post about our recent NYC trip, but I’ve been on assignment and just got to looking at the film from the week.  As a relative new-comer to shooting film seriously, I’m always thrilled to get it back from the lab.  The anticipation of waiting a handful of days after you make [...]

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Its Friday again and time for a recap, including commenters, linkers, tweets, facebook, and any other random stuff that we’ve been happy to share with the wide world of the intertubes. Thanks again to everyone for bringing your thoughts and energy to the forum.
We started a twitter list with all the [...]

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I’ve known Karen since I was 6-years-old. She’s my oldest friend’s mother. She and her sister are very close, so I asked the two to participate in my new photo project on sisterhood. I asked Karen to tell me what sisterhood means to her. Her words:
“My sister Stephanie and me were born almost 9 years [...]

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From the Archive is a regular column that features one image from our archive and appears every Thursday. LUCEO Images has a thorough group archive (keyword search bar, top right) and it can be found here.

This week we are featuring a photo from David Walter Banks, who is based in Atlanta, Georgia.
The image above of [...]

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Our opening with MJR at 25 CPW in Manhattan last week was amazing. It was humbling to have more than 400 photographers, editors, and old and new friends come out to support photography and have a good time. 200 limited edition magazines were handed out, 480 beers and 24 bottles of wine were consumed, a [...]

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