My guest is a corporate and community event photographer whose recent work has been focusing on photographing chaos in our communities. He also serves as the Photofocus managing editor, please welcome Bryan Esler. Topics include dealing with current events, photographing chaotic events and looking for a positive outcome. Check out
Over the weekend, I put up an article on tips about how to stay safe while photographing protests. Little did I know that just a few hours later, my hometown of Grand Rapids would experience a major protest followed by violent riots throughout our downtown area. I chose to not
After several riots broke out in the U.S. following the killing of George Floyd, several retailers are looking to rebuild — including local camera stores. In Chicago, Central Camera — a staple in the Loop for 121 years — was attacked and heavily damaged. In an interview with the Chicago
With a lot of protests happening the last few days due to the death of George Floyd, I’ve seen a lot of photographers and videographers in the forefront of the action. As photographers, we always want to capture that once in a lifetime shot of something that we might not
