In black and white: Jenn Libby Today photography is more accessible than ever. Almost every functioning member of society is carrying a phone in their
More than ninety years after his death, the legacy of iconic entrepreneur, inventor, and founder of Eastman Kodak, George Eastman, lives on in Rochester. Known
Jim Montanus is following in his father’s footsteps yet carving out his own path as a multiple “Best of Rochester” winner and frequent poster on
Thirty-six undeveloped exposures had been stuck behind the lens of my grandfather’s 35mm film camera for at least fifteen years before my dad and I
In a Q&A session after being featured in the Behind the Glass Gallery, four film photographers—Indy Maring, Roberto Felipe, Beth Larter, and Rudy Fabre—share their
The word boudoir is a French term referring to a woman’s private dressing room. Historically, boudoirs were decorated with lush fabrics like silks and satin.
After photographing weddings for eighteen years, Tomas Flint is convinced they are the great equalizer. “My job as a photographer is to see people for
Fashion Week Rochester was held at The Dome Arena in Henrietta October 13 through October 15. It was a huge celebration of fashion, culture, and fundraising
The Rochester Fringe Festival was exhilarating and enchanting. With over 500 events to choose from the (585) team was able to attend Cirque du Fringe:
