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From fashion to experimental, documentary or conceptual storytelling, these ten phenomenal women are bringing the heat and setting the world of contemporary photography ablaze.

What would spark a photographer to sell off the majority of their much-loved equipment? Making a drastic change isn't always a bad thing.

These smaller, uncomplicated staples of the photography community are so much more than just cameras for beginners.

One of my favorite Instagram follows is @streetrepeat, an account created and curated by photographer Julie Hrudová, where she posts images by street photographers that revolve around the same theme. The concept, explained on the project’s website, is simple enough: “StreetRepeat is an Instagram account that focusses on repetition and similarities in street photography.

It’s been said that anything worth doing is worth doing right. Some things are worth fighting for. The juice is worth the squeeze. There’s a common theme here, and the basic idea is this—the quickest and easiest way to do something will not usually get you the best result. I’m a firm believer that the

Let’s face it—vintage cameras are cool. They’ve been cool for over a hundred years, and will continue to be cool for the next hundred years. Here at KEH, we know that nothing looks quite as stylish as a piece of history up on the shelf or in a display case—instant nostalgia has never been so

Here’s your insiders look into KEH Camera and the KEH team. Check out #KEHSpotlight each month where we’ll showcase team members. This month we interviewed Front Desk Receptionist, Malinda Caesar! Thanks for agreeing to share your background with our customers. To begin, please tell us a little about yourself. My pleasure! My name is Malinda

 I paired the camera with Ektar 100 color negative film and borrowed my co-worker Matt to take some shots in the parking lot after work. The rest of the photos were taken in downtown Atlanta. I am sure that at some point in your photographic career you will experience a burn out. This may cause

The first photo I took was on a disposable Kodak film camera in 2002. Man, does that thing bring back nostalgia. The process was simple — wind the dial with your thumb and use the viewfinder to make sure your subject is in frame and click. Kodak Fun Saver 35mm Single Use Camera   The

Hey Dorothy, you are no longer in Kansas! Welcome to the land of consumption. The land where media is everywhere and your services are always in demand, but hardly ever paid for. How did we get here you ask?  Well, that subject can go a little deeper, but for now here is the short end.

I don’t know about you, but I fall into seasons of just not knowing what or how or why I shoot. Sometimes it hits when I’m bored at home, which is the best case. The worst is when it hits on a trip or adventure, and I just can’t seem to even muster  capturing photos

Everyone takes photos while they’re traveling, so next time you find yourself on the road make sure to have a camera nearby.  It’s by far the best way to show off your travels to your friends and family back home and to create a memento of your own. Need some travel photography inspiration? Here are