The annual DNR Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology photo contest has started. The contest is open to ...

Knowledge is one of the most powerful tools to incite the action needed to save ocean health, so better ocean literacy is ...

Wendy Shattil, a Colorado Wildlife and Conservation photographer, donated images she and her late husband and partner Bob ...

This offers traditional studio-based courses in fine art, graphics and illustration, while the separate Institute of Photography takes advantage of the dramatic coastal setting to offer Europe’s first ...

It comes in two main forms: chemical and natural. The latter contains titanium dioxide or zinc oxide, which act as a physical barrier between your skin and the sun, says Craig A. Downs ...

FEW countries enjoy so many natural advantages A: of scenery and climate as New Zealand, and none of similar extent can compete with this favoured land in the variety and interest of its ...

Our teaching excellence feeds into a fantastic array of undergraduate degrees in a variety of subjects, while our ground-breaking research has led to: new treatments for ovarian cancer, the discovery ...

Michael Miller speaks with James Diaz, Founder of Marine Sports Photography & member of Shake-A-Leg Miami’s media team. In this episode, James showcases his photography from Shake-A-Leg Miami ...

Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary, Padilla Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, University of California Santa Cruz, University of Washington, and Washington Department of Natural Resources, ...

I had the honor of participating in that documentary, as well as consulting for their latest venture, episode 1 of an envisioned 3-part series entitled, The Big Picture: A History of Photography ...

One of photography's enduring truths is that we often can’t predict which images will hold significance for future generations. History will ultimately be the judge. However, as photographers, we ...

You’re a Marine 24/7.” “I was talking to someone in the brotherhood like we were family already. It just all felt so natural,” she added.