A couple of weeks ago, my oldest son started kindergarten. Obviously, a big step in his young life. A new school, new friends, new routine, new everything. Change and getting used to new places and routines happen all the time... View Article
We are already on Week 39 of our Project 52 A Year In Song and moving right along. We have an incredibly talented group of photographers here on TPW. We love seeing all of your creative interpretations (and some literal... View Article
What happens when you commit to capturing your every day for a year in only black and white film? TPW’s own Catherine Rodriguez interviewed Annie Clark to find out. Read on as Annie tells us how she came to embrace... View Article
It’s hard to believe how quickly this year is going, and we’re loving watching all the images pour in each week to our Year in Song project! The theme for Week 36 was Areosmith’s Dream On, and the lyrics we... View Article
If there’s one thing we can all most likely agree on as parents, it’s that our kids grow up way too fast! Childhood goes by in the blink of an eye (well, for adults it does… kids probably think it... View Article
The lyric for this week’s theme is from a song I know you’ll all recognize and will soon be singing to yourself the way I have since I heard it! It’s Eddy Grant’s ‘We’re Gonna Rock Down to Electric Avenue’... View Article
WINNER UPDATE – OUR LUCKY WINNER IS LACEY BUTLER. CONGRATULATIONS LACEY. WE WILL BE IN TOUCH TO ORGANISE YOUR FREE SPOT. Thanks to all those who entered and left such lovely comments. Light is one of, if not,... View Article
Jennifer Warthan is sharing why she loves the alternatives to the pricier “professional” labeled film stocks. We all know those great little secrets that save us some cash…the little coffee shop that serves way better brew than that giant chain... View Article
We are ready to welcome Week 36 of our Project 52 Year in Song photography challenge! Kids are back to school and now you have some time to focus on yourself, so why not join us with this week’s theme? We can’t... View Article