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Soren Goldsmith found a passion in capturing the wildlife of the forests and wetlands of Belmont, Massachusetts. Now he wants to save it.

In print and online, these are the best places to find visual inspiration, tips and tutorials, and expert advice on photography. In the world of phot...

In the latest episode of the Feature Shoot photography podcast, we talk to S. Shyam Sundar, an expert at Penn State, about the future of AI.

In partnership with Kids of Kathmandu, Feature Shoot is holding a competition, open to all photographers, around the theme of “Childhood Everyday.” In the vein of our new Instagram account, we’re looking for photographs that capture the experience of growing up around the world. Our two jurors, Feature Shoot Editor-in-Chief Alison Zavos and Jami Saunders, Co-Founder and President of Kids of Kathmandu, will select twenty images to be a part of the Kids of Kathmandu gala and photography auct...

These unforgettable seascape photography projects inspire us to revel in the beauty and power of Mother Nature.

Cover artist, a href= http://www.nataliechristensenphoto.com target= _blank Natalie Christensen /a is a fine art photographer living in Santa Fe,

a href= http://www.asyageisberggallery.com target= _blank Asya Geisberg Gallery /a has begun the presentation of “Sorry for the Damage”

The Feature Shoot Emerging Photography Awards have kickstarted the careers of dozens of photographers. Ten winners share their experiences.

Brandon Tauszik. Originally from northern England, Brandon Tauszik is a documentary artist currently living in Oakland, California. His work examines the intersectional mechanics of the human experience. Tauszik's most recent works have incorporated the largely unexplored medium of GIF, forming a delicate hybrid between the still and moving image. Tapered Throne (2015), Tauszik's GIF-based portrait of Oakland's black barbers, was the first of its kind to incorporate live-action GI...

On December 10th, 2015, Feature Shoot hosted the third edition of The BlowUp, a quarterly event in which we ask a selected group of photographers to each tell the stories behind one of their favorite images. This time, the theme was Viral Images, and photojournalist Nina Berman chose to speak about her portrait of the wedding between US Marine Sergeant Ty Ziegel and his high school sweetheart Renée Kline.