Photography

500 photographs of Detroit in 500 days

By PBS News Hour

Ohio photographer creates smartphone surrealism

By Jackie Shafer, WOSU

Amy Leibrand creates surrealistic images with her smartphone camera and editing apps. She's now a recognized figure in the mobile photography movement.

Columbus photographer manipulates images with her smartphone

By PBS News Hour

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Spectacular timelapse shows the International Space Station at work

By News Desk

European Space Agency astronaut Alexander Gerst used his 166 days aboard the International Space Station to build an enormous high-resolution time lapse sequence featuring more than 12,000 photos of the planet, the atmosphere and the systems on the station.

Photographer captures how veterans experience the collision of war and the civilian world

By PBS News Hour

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Vets reveal the stories in their tattoos in new exhibit ‘War Ink’

By Alexis Cox

As the U.S. combat mission in Afghanistan prepares to wind down later this year, more American veterans are returning home and struggling to process their wartime experiences. "War Ink," new online exhibit, uses tattoo art to spark conversations with war…

Photographer captures portraits of vets and things they carried home from war

By WTVS, Detroit Public Television

Jennifer Karady is a photographer who works with veterans to create what she calls "staged narrative photographs" about the psychological effects of war. Watch a Detroit Public Television report.

Capturing the difficulties of returning to civilian life

By PBS News Hour

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In New Mexico, one photographer captures the rugged character of old buildings

By New Mexico PBS

For 40 years, New Mexico photographer Robert Christensen has captured portraits of buildings that reflect the rugged and independent spirit of New Mexico.