The Photo Brigade

Think Tank ‘Airport AirStream’ Review – by Robert Caplin

Manhattan-based freelancer Robert Caplin reviews Think Tank's smallest rolling bag. More »

Kicking Cancer’s Ass: 24 Hours of Booty 2011

Charlotte, NC-based sports photographer Jamey Price covered this year's "24 Hours of Booty", a charity bike ride event. More »

Thrills in the Sky – by Guy Rhodes

East Chicago, Indiana-based photographer, videographer, and lighting technician Guy Rhodes photographed the US Army Golden Knights Parachute Team at the Gary South Shore Air Show. More »

Hokkaido, Japan – by Thomas Pickard

Bangkok-based travel and commercial photographer Thomas Pickard recently uploaded images from Hokkaido, Japan to his Photoshelter stock library. More »

Bon Jovi Tour Photography – by David Bergman

New York-based sports and music photographer David Bergman has been on tour with Bon Jovi making great concert and behind-the-scenes photos for his business TourPhotographer.com. More »

This Land – by Nathan W. Armes

Denver-based photographer Nathan W. Armes has been working on a long-term project involving America’s National Park system. More »

Love and Cartagena – by Robert Caplin

Manhattan-based freelance photographer Robert Caplin recently completed a New York Times Travel assignment in Cartagena, Colombia. More »

Lighting at 7000 feet – by Craig Mitchelldyer

VIDEO - Portland-based freelance photographer Craig Mitchelldyer held a lighting workshop 7,000 feet up on the face of Mt. Hood. More »

George Zimbel vs The New York Times

George Zimbel has been a professional photographer for over 60 years, has photographed Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1950, and a particular photo he took of Jacqueline & John F. Kennedy caused quite More »

Tim Mantoani Documents Photography Legends – by Brad Mangin

October 17th, 2011 | Posted in Photojournalism | No comments

San Francisco Bay Area sports photographer Brad Mangin gives us a look into Tim Mantoani’s project “Behind Photographs”, which captures photographers and their iconic images.

Think Tank ‘Airport International V 2.0′ Review – by Michael Rubenstein

October 13th, 2011 | Posted in Review | No comments

Brooklyn-based freelancer Michael Rubenstein reviews the Think Tank Airport International Roller V 2.0 and explains how using one can save your back.

Yellowstone National Park – by Nate Watters

October 7th, 2011 | Posted in Nature | No comments

Seattle-based freelancer Nate Watters visited Yellowstone National Park and shares some of his scenic photos.

Amanda Knox photos for the New York Post – by Daniel Berman

October 6th, 2011 | Posted in Photojournalism | No comments

Bellingham, WA-based freelancer Daniel Berman photographed Amanda Knox’s arrival back in the United States at Seattle-Tacoma Intl. Airport for the New York Post.

24 hours of Britcar – by Dom Romney

October 5th, 2011 | Posted in Sports | No comments

Bishop’s Stortford-based sports photographer Dom Romney shot the Britcar 24 hours, a sports car race held annually at the Silverstone circuit in the UK.

Think Tank ‘Airport International V 2.0′ Review – by Noah Gilbert

October 3rd, 2011 | Posted in Review | No comments

Brooklyn-based freelancer Noah Gilbert gives the Think Tank Airport International V 2.0 roller a Photo Brigade quality review.

Pixel Pimp – Freshman Freelancing: Photo Agency Freelancing Fact & Fiction – by Warren Winter

American flags, each representing firefighters lost during 9/11 and every year since, poke up from the ground near the shadow of an Augusta-Richmond Sheriff's Deputy during the 9/11 10th Anniversary Remembrance Ceremony at the Augusta Common in Augusta Sunday afternoon September 11, 2011. Michael Holahan/Staff

September 30th, 2011 | Posted in Guest Posts, Pixel Pimp | 5 Comments

The Pixel Pimp is a photo agency-related news and philosophy column written in a blunt, hopefully insightful, always sarcastic manner. In his first column, Warren clears up the fact and fiction around freelancing and finding a photo agent.