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Memories in the Making
“Before I had kids, my photographic work was work, done for other people and for a paycheck. The camera stayed in the bag as I lived my everyday life. When the kids came, the camera came out and I...
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From the Window Seat
“Because the horizon is constantly changing with weather and time of day, no two flights are ever alike, which means no two shots from the window seat are ever the same. This adds to the magic and...
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The Beckoning of Black and White
“With postprocessing, I give myself permission to play with the images after the fact, which is obviously a lot different than plotting and planning prior to the project. This shift has undoubtedly...
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Reflections
“Every single element within your image is constantly changing when shooting on or through a surface. There are so many factors involved, it’s difficult to know with absolute certainty what will...
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The Essence of Place
“You can capture your experiences with pretty much any kind of camera. Whether you’re traveling abroad or just wandering the neighborhood, there are a few things that can help you more fully capture...
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Delicious Memories
“My camera tends to look a lot like my kids’ fingers on baking days, flour-dusted and more than a little sticky; I would have it no other way. This is a celebration of the connectedness of food, the...
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Winter Wonderland
“Winter presents unique opportunities, challenges and inspirations for photographers of all experience levels. The days are short during winter, so lighting is everything. Snow is a reflective...
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The Landscape of Black and White
” Giving an image its own personality, and what’s more, its own (processing) preferences, may border on the absurd, but if my camera is my creative tool and the landscapes are my muses, then the...
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Discovering Magic
“As we keep exploring, experimenting, expressing ourselves in our work, we continue to learn, grow and evolve as photographers. No matter how long we’ve been shooting, how well we know our equipment...
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The Must-Have List
We know that no two camera bags (or their contents) look alike (nor should they) , which is exactly why we’re asking YOU for your photographic opinion. We’re working on an article for Digital Photo...
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The Adventures of Shutter Sisters and Lensbaby
Image courtesy of Henry Lohmeyer Ladies and Gentleman, Sisters and Brothers, we are proud to announce a brand new photography project full of exploration, intrigue and visual delights. Brimming with...
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Behind the Book : An Interview with Susan Tuttle
We’re thrilled to kick off our brand new author interview series, Behind the Book, with the lovely and talented Susan Tuttle. Shutter Sisters: First, tell us about your new book. Susan Tuttle: The...
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The Lensbaby Wheels are in Motion
Image by Stephen Pullan in New Hampshire Round and round and round they go. Where they’ll stop, nobody knows. Well, that’s not entirely true. We actually do know where our 6 traveling Lensbabys will be...
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Ding ding ding
The Sisterhood of the Traveling Lens (& Brotherhood too) is full swing with stops so far in California, Texas, New Hampshire, Missouri, Canada and London. That said, there’s no telling what might...
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Perspective Through Portraiture
Above by Tim Prust of Wisconsin Seeing the world around us through a new lens is refreshing. Even the smallest, unexpected shift in perspective can yield inspiring results; in our work, in our world...
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A Traveling Fall Collection
Not much can be said about this lovely collection of images from the #travelinglensproject except, “swoon”. How golorious fall can be! Above by Angela Alderman in Alabama Above by Claudia Lauro in...
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Monochromatic Magic with Lensbaby
Above by Michael Petruzzi in Michigan Above by Leigh Love in Oklahoma Above by Mia Camp in Sweden Above by Claudia Lauro in Minnesota Above by LaShawn Wiltz in Georgia Above by Tim Prust in Wisconsin...
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Playful Pops of Color
A collection of images captured with the Lensbaby LM-10 for the Traveling Lens Project. Above by LaShawn Wiltz in Georgia Above by Stefanie Zeiske in Germany Above by Shelly Elsing-Goddard in...
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Moving Right Along with the Lensbaby LM-10
A collection of images captured with the Lensbaby LM-10 for the Traveling Lens Project. Above by Shelly Elsing-Goddard in California Above by Nina Jensen in Denmark Above by Charlie Murdach in New...
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Everyday People
A collection of images captured with the Lensbaby LM-10 for the Traveling Lens Project. Above by Tara Romasanta in Alaska Above by Charlie Murdach in New Hampshire Above by Anika Toro in Tennessee...
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