Photo gallery: The Joys of Summer

. Technically, summer doesn’t begin here in the Northern Hemisphere until June 21, but with Memorial Day behind us and the heat all around us, it sure feels like summer right now. And what better way to celebrate the season that most represents fun—and to procrastinate the first day back at work after a long [...]

A tribute to Loni Weholt

. Producer Loni Weholt, who died on April 25 at the age of 50 after battling cancer, was a beloved member of the photo community and of the Stockland Martel family. As people continue to post messages at the Facebook page Give It Up for Loni, a number of us who had worked with her [...]

Craig Cutler, Lauren Greenfield, and Nadav Kander selected for American Photography 26

More than 8,000 images were submitted to American Photography for its book American Photography 26, but only 314 made the cut—including work by three of our photographers: Craig Cutler, Lauren Greenfield, and Nadav Kander. Their photos from the book, which will be published this fall, are below. To see a slideshow of all the images [...]

Lauren Greenfield at the New York Photo Festival

I’m really looking forward to the New York Photo Festival, which kicks off on Wednesday night in DUMBO and features main-stage exhibitions curated by Vince Aletti (titled “Object Lesson”), Erik Kessels (“Use Me, Abuse Me”), Fred Ritchin (“Bodies in Question”), and Lou Reed (“Hidden Books, Hidden Stories”). Our own Lauren Greenfield, who is in town to direct a commercial for Girosa for the agency Digitas,  will be [...]

Spring 2010 E-Newsletter: Stockland Martel presents 26 new blog, advertising, and editorial highlights

We just sent out our spring e-newsletter, and it’s jam packed with new work that—when you look at it as a whole—represents a pretty large slice of popular culture at this moment. There’s super-chic fashion… . Matthew Rolston’s “Art of Fashion” for Neiman Marcus . …spirited, poppy fashion… . Liz Von Hoene’s Kate Spade campaign. [...]

Lauren Greenfield’s “Girl Culture” in the Guardian and, this summer, at the Getty

U.K. newspaper the Guardian has interviewed Lauren about her “best shot”—a photo of four “popular girls” from a school in Edina, Minnesota. The 1998 image is part of Lauren’s Girl Culture book. . . “This picture was taken in 1998, at a time when people were just beginning to realise what ‘mean girls’ were, and how brutal [...]

Lauren Greenfield’s Cougar Convention and Eli Broad images selected for American Photography 26 annual

We’re thrilled to report that American Photography has selected two of Lauren’s photos for AP26, its upcoming photo annual representing the best images from 2009. More than 1,200 photographers submitted their work for this year’s annual—a total of 8,000-plus images. And only 304 photos made the cut. Congratulations, Lauren! So which two of Lauren’s images [...]

Lauren Greenfield’s stock photos: editorial imagery from an award-winning visual storyteller

Lauren, as you know, has documented an abundance of people’s stories over the past two decades. By photographing real people in diverse situations for days, weeks, months, and even years, she captures spontaneous moments that can’t always be created in a produced advertising shoot. So her archive represents a rich resource for creatives looking to [...]

Lauren Greenfield on shooting spring fashion for New York magazine

. Twice a year, New York chooses a photographer from outside the fashion world to document the big fashion shows (spring and fall) from his or perspective, with the resulting photos taking up nearly an entire issue of the award-winning magazine. This year, photography director Jody Quon selected Lauren Greenfield for this plum assignment. “This [...]

Foreclosure as seen through various photogs’ lenses

.. Over at PDNpulse.com, there’s a super-interesting look at the theme of foreclosure as interpreted by a variety of photographers, including Todd Hido, Mike Benrube, David H. Wells, T.J. Proechel, and Lauren Greenfield. . . If you want to add your images to PDN’s post, just go here and upload them as a comment. . [...]