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Whether he’s covering hard-hitting, critical news for The New York Times, traveling the streets of the world’s biggest metropolises, or shooting wildly influential campaigns for the likes of Nike, Visa, or Budweiser, New York City-based photojournalist and commercial photographer Michael Rubenstein stays true to his philosophy that meaningful imagery must tell honest and original stories.

This photo NFT sold for $1.11 million, reportedly the most ever achieved for a photography NFT through auction.

Part of what we love most about Squarespace is that they’re constantly innovating with photographers in mind. Squarespace empowers artists not only to easily build their own websites but also to connect with clients and followers through online stores and sleek, sophisticated portfolios. This month, Squarespace rolled out a brand new feature that promises to make the process more streamlined and efficient than ever.

In the United States alone, an estimated one million homeless pit bulls are euthanized. New York photographer Sophie Gamand never expected to be a leading voice for these dogs, but after her series Pit Bull Flower Power went viral, she was thrust into that role. She’s a fine art photographer who became an animal advocate.

2015 Magnum Photos Nominee Matt Black famously said, “I try to stay focused on producing something that rings true, that doesn’t pander,” a sentiment that gets to the crux of true photojournalism. In many ways, a documentary photographer becomes the mediator between his or her subject and audience, reconciling whatever tensions and differences there might be between the two without compromising an ounce of integrity.

“I have a serious addiction to abandonment,” writes Oslo-based fine art photographer Britt Marie Bye of her restive spirit and thirst for the unknown. Her yearning to make sense of her own childhood has taken her down the ragged and unpaved roads of other people’s memories, long since obscured by the veil of dust and time. Her images emerge as if from the pages of a storybook, existing in realm that is both inhabited and impenetrable. Since she so often works under cloudy skies, Bye has ma...

For our latest group show, we invited you to submit your photographs shot during "magic hour," typically defined as the hour after sunrise and the hour before sunset. Curated by Feature Shoot Editor-in-Chief Alison Zavos, the final collection of images takes us not only around the globe, from the peaks of Mount Everest to the railways of Lousiana, but also gently from one genre into the next. Since we chose to focus on a period of time rather than a set subject, the winning images rang...

British Columbia-based photojournalist Cristina Mittermeier has plunged into the depths of the seas of Madagascar and the Brazilian Amazon, climbed the mountains of Hunan and South America. She’s witnessed the caves of the ancient Maya civilization, where she swam amongst the remains of human beings who traversed the very same land thousands of years earlier.

Feature Shoot is hiring! We’re looking for an engaging freelance writer with a passion for photography. The ideal candidate will have a keen eye for movements and trends within the photography industry and will be responsible not only for writing stories but also for pitching ideas to the Editor-in-Chief.

Amsterdam-based photographer Nana-Ampofo has the restlessness of an avid adventurer, combined with the visual wit of a surrealist. Originally from South Africa, the photographer has traveled through the metropolitan and tucked-away rural corners of central Europe, taking and constructing images that inspire first wanderlust and then daydreams. With his series Tabula Rasa (meaning blank slate), he creates uncanny visions in which the urban and bucolic collide to make something new. Here, Ampofo g...