Resources:
Photography & Publications Online
Afterimage: The Journal of Media Arts and Cultural Criticism
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Afterimage: The Journal of Media Arts and Cultural Criticism is a publication of the Visual Studies Workshop, a non-profit media arts center located in Rochester, New York. For the past 33 years, Afterimage has been an important voice in the photography, film, video and visual book community. Along with feature articles, books and exhibition reviews, essays and news, every issue of Afterimage also includes over 300 free notices for jobs, call-for-work, exhibitions and screenings.
Alfred Eisenstaedt Awards for Magazine Photography
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Rules for the Alfred Eisenstaedt awards for magazine photography.
Blind Spot
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Online counterpart to Blind Spot magazine, a photo and lit journal. Each issue is a keeper. Log on for previews, to browse featured work, and for excerpts from current issues.
Flak Photo
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Flak Photo is a daily photography blogzine featuring distinctive work from an international community of contributors. It aims to promote interesting visual approaches to seeing the world and celebrates the art of exhibiting quality photography on the web. The blog is edited by Andy Adams and is published Monday through Friday, with special exhibits on the weekends. Flak Photo is updated frequently, attentively edited and open to submissions from the general public. Photographic contributors are challenged to reframe the familiar with a unique take on subject, place or technique.
Foto8
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An online magazine of international photojournalism—dedicated specifically to good journalism through photography. Reportage, travel stories, reviews, works-in-progress, featured artists.
Fraction Magazine
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Fraction Magazine is a worthwhile online destination for viewing artwork from emerging and well established photographers. Each monthly issues features work that has yet to be seen in a traditional gallery space or online. The Fraction blog posts industry news as well as Call for Entries for photography events and competitions. Fraction Magazine, edited and curated by David Bram, also offers news and updates Facebook and Twitter.
Indivisible
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Indivisible:Stories of American Community “is an exploration of community life in America by some of the country’s most accomplished photographers, radio producers, and folklorists…” Indivisible is a project of the Center of Documentary Studies at Duke University in partnership with the Center for Creative Photography, The University of Arizona and funded by the Pew Charitable Trusts.
Mother Jones Online—the MoJo Wire
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Photojournalism central. Photos and text, plus lots of great content.
Musarium
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Photo memoirs, innovative storytelling and reportage. Don’t miss the Media Lab to seee the latest in online storytelling techniques.
PDN Online (Photo District News)
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Full of high-level info for photo professionals, plus forums, galleries, and features. Check out their extensive links archive for more resources.
PhotoArts: Fine Art Photography
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This site provides international coverage of the fine art photo marketplace, but the real reason to check in is the “Journal” section of the site.
Photography Now
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www.photography-now.com is the international online platform for Photography and Video Art that includes an international e-announcement service for institutions. Photography now is also an agency for Photography and Video Art, founded in Stuttgart in 1998 and based in Berlin since 2000. The agency publishes an international online directory as well as a German and a French language print journal / exhibition guide for Germany, Austria , Switzerland and France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands.
PixelPress: the online magazine
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Artists and documentarians present their work and collaborate with PixelPress to “better utilize the new potentialities of digital media.” Offers features, photo essays, PixelPicks recommendations, and links to other PixelPress photo projects.
Reportage, the online magazine of photojournalism
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Reportage is dedicated to publishing innovative international photojournalism and presenting challenging articles on the use and abuse of photography in today’s media. This site continues the approach of the former print edition of Reportage magazine published between 1993 and 2000.
SeeSaw - An Online Photography Magazine: “Observation Full and Felt”
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SeeSaw is an online magazine dedicated to photographic work that successfully captures, represents, and encourages acute observation, via the photographic medium. They are devoted to publishing and promoting both established and emerging photographers side-by-side - anyone who takes the act of looking seriously, and communicates what they themselves have seen through photographic imagery alone. SeeSaw also encourages writers to directly engage with photography, and regularly present essays, reviews, and interviews that delve deep into the stories, histories, emotions, meanings, and abstract issues that often lie behind photographs. Finally, we present “found” photographs, often made by anonymous photographers - images that were recently re-discovered and recognized for their interest, impact, immediacy, or importance today. Ultimately, SeeSaw aspires to present the art of photography at its finest, and as Walker Evans so eloquently observed, “The matter of art in photography may come down to this: it is the capture and projection of the delights of seeing; it is the defining of observation full and felt.”
Soul Eyes Magazine: Documenting Communities of Color
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New magazine dedicated to publishing photo essays, works-in-progress and single images about communities of color, with an emphasis on personal projects. Work in each issue centers on a theme. Check out Wanda J. Benvenutti’s work on migrant farm workers in the “Family” issue. Currently accepting submissions. Edited by photojournalist Terrence James.
Terra: Brazil’s Landless Movement
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Images and text from Sebastio Salgado’s project, plus audio.
Texas Photographic Society’s online newsletter
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Often includes information on grants and exhibition opportunities.
The Digital Journalist
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Monthly publication with photos, essays, features, nuts and bolts, columns, and news of interest to photojournalists.
Third View: the Rephotographic Survey Project
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Photographer Mark Klett heads up a team of graduate students for the latest installment of the Rephotographic Survey Project, completed in 1999, which documents the sites photographed in the prior surveys of the American West in 1890 and 1970. Sections of the site also include field notes, classroom, postcards, resources, and a wonderful series of rephotographs from all three surveys.
Untitled Magazine
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“Dedicated to the advancement and expression of photojournalism.” Peruse ten issues worth of photo essays with accompanying text, on a wide range of topics—from “Monica Lewinsky’s Return to Washington, DC” by Jamal Al-Rubaie Wilson, to “Independence (313): Independence on a Small Island in Detroit,” a collaborative photo essay by four photographers. Mission statement can be found in issue five.