Reflections

Lighthouse Lights by Nicole Laris - Night Photography, Photography Awards, Long Exposure Photography, Photography Education, Light & Composition University

The Edge of the Dark

There is a specific weight to the air just after the sun has surrendered, when the sky turns the bruised violet of a late October dusk. In the north, we learn to respect this transition; it is the moment when the world stops being a place of…
A Man, a Boy, and a Camel by Shirren Lim - Photojournalism, Black and White Photography, Award Winning Photography, Documentary Photography,  Photography Awards

The Weight of Ancient Dust

If we were to strip away the names we give to our lives, would we still recognize the path beneath our feet? We spend our days building monuments of identity, convinced that our presence leaves a permanent mark upon the earth. Yet, the wind…
Flying Craze by Moslem Azimi - Photojournalism, Portrait Photography, Award Winning Photography, Photography Awards, Online Photography Courses

The Weight of Distance

We travel to escape the gravity of our own lives. We sit in metal tubes, suspended between the earth we know and the sky we cannot touch. There is a specific kind of silence that happens at altitude. It is the silence of being nowhere, a suspension…