Photo series

No matter what photo skills you have, here are some simple but creative photography series ideas.

SUBSCRIBE TO EXCLUSIVE: RSS | ITUNES | YOUTUBE | ARTBABBLE Episode #138: Filmed in her Syracuse studio, artist Carrie Mae Weems discusses the impetus for her work "The Kitchen Table Series" (1990), a photographic investigation of a single domestic space in which the artist staged scenes of "the battle around the family" between women and

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Chelsey Hale wants families to "wake up and log off."

One artist that stood out to me from today's lecture was Duane Michals. I've seen some of his work before, and I just think his photo narratives are fascinatingly unique and meaningful. I hadn't seen his photo This Photograph is My Proof from 1974 before, but it's so sad and beautiful in its simplicity. We look back at old photographs and struggle to remember exactly how we felt in that specific moment when the camera went off--did we really feel those emotions? Could a relationship once so…

In 1981, the French artist Sophie Calle took a job as a hotel maid in Venice and recorded what she found in the rooms she was charged with cleaning. Click to see more images from the celebrated—and controversial—artist’s photo series.

In their series Asymptote, Evelyn Bencicova, Adam Csoka Keller and Arielle Esther connect photography, video and sound to create scenes that imagine a dystopian future. Using buildings and location...

We all know the feeling of being in a creative rut - those times when we don’t quite know what to shoot and feel a little lost, or else we are fed up photographing the same things, in the same place, and in the same way, and feel we need a bit of a kick up the rear end. In both those case

Art museum silhouette typology. Photograph by Adrian Amariucai.