
Matt Stuart’s “Into the Fire” reviewed on Musée. You can read the full review here, and order a copy from Setanta Books.

Matt Stuart’s “Into the Fire” reviewed on Musée. You can read the full review here, and order a copy from Setanta Books.

Images from Shin Noguchi‘s new book, In Color in Japan, featured on BOOOOOOOM. Read the full article here.

Read about Joel Meyerowitz‘s new book, “How I Make Photographs”, including his five tips for making great street photographs. The full article can be found at OnAnother.

Shin Noguchi is interviewed about his new book, In Color in Japan, on the MPB Blog. You can read the full interview here.

The women of UP Photographers are seeking applications for a new online portfolio review program designed for women, intersex and non-binary photographers.
Whether you are still shooting or editing your work, this will be an opportunity to get feedback from the women of UP Photographers (Julia Baier, Meg Hewitt, Graciela Magnoni, Alison McCauley, Melissa O’Shaughnessy and Eléonore Simon).
To submit, please email the below material to portfolio[at]upphotographers[dot]com by September 30th.
Note that participation is free of charge but limited. Selected applicants will be contacted regarding next steps and to schedule a conference call.
Submission Requirements
-A portfolio with no fewer than 12 images, and no more than 30 images
-A short biography (up to 200 words)
-Optional but highly encouraged: a text supporting your portfolio and describing what you are hoping to achieve through the portfolio review (up to 500 words)
-Links to your website/social media if applicable
If you have any questions, please email us at the above-mentioned address. Best of luck!

Eyeshot Magazine is now in the book publishing business! Initial offerings include limited editions from two UP Members, Shin Noguchi and Siegfried Hansen. Preorders for both books are now being taken here.

We are delighted to announce that Meg Hewitt has joined UP. Her gritty, expressive photographs harken back to film noir and the ground-breaking Japanese photography magazine PROVOKE. Meg lives in Sydney, Australia and has undertaken long-term projects in Tokyo and New Orleans. Join us in giving Meg a warm welcome.
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