04-12-2011Contest "Victory Day"
PhotoArtCreation announces the launch of the next international photo contest "Victory Day". Our new photo contest is dedicated to the victory of Soviet forces and the Allies over Nazi Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945.
11-29-2010Photo Contest "Self-Portrait" results
Once again we congratulate winners and all participants of photo contest and we wish you creative successes and the further victories!
08-25-2010New Photo Contest from PhotoArtCreation!
New International Photo Contest from PhotoArtCreation! Our photo competition can be entered by professional and non professional photographers! Please read for more details!
07-23-2010He made ‘Fatal Mistake’
Freelance photographer Marc Feldman lost his job when Getty Images discovered that he had sent in an altered golf photo for distribution. But Feldman says that it was all an innocent mistake.
07-20-2010Sebastian Liste wins Ian Parry Award
A young Spanish photographer was named the 'standout' winner of this year's Ian Parry Award by legendary photojournalist Don McCullin. His photographs tell the story of 60 homeless families living in an abandoned chocolate factory in Salvador de Bahia, Brazil.
07-20-2010Mamiya slashes medium format prices
Mamiya, which is a Phase One company, has announced that its DM22, DM28 and DM33 cameras systems will now retail from €6995 in Europe and in the rest of the world.
07-19-2010Crude Awakening by Jane Fulton Alt
Fine art photographer Jane Fulton Alt has made a series of images commenting on the effect of the Gulf oil spill on Americans. The photos, in her collection “Crude Awakening,” are portraits of swimmers and beach-goers drenched in oil.
Alf Kumalo, the renowned personal photographer to Nelson Mandela, is in London to mark the first ever celebration of Nelson Mandela Day. Kumalo will be talking about his new book 8115: A Prisoner’s Home.
07-19-2010World’s Largest Camera Sweeps the Sky
The world is now a “slightly safer place” thanks to a 1,400-megapixel digital camera. The new pan-STARRS 1.8-meter telescope atop Haleakala volcano, Maui, seeks out objects moving towards the earth in an effort to identify killer asteroids hurtling our way.
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