Pinterest: Is Your Platform Monetizable?
Pinterest has never really been the place for influencers and creators to rack in money and fame. I've always used Pinterest to find inspiring DIYs or aesthetically pleasing photography. Most ...
Monetize Your Talents on Patreon
Patreon is a great way to monetize your abilities as a creator. If you've amassed a loyal fan base in your creative career, chances are, a few of them are ...
Post+ Has Come to Tumblr and Users Aren’t Happy
When I was 14, I had a Tumblr blog dedicated to the emo rock band Panic! At The Disco (and no, I'm absolutely not going to link it in this ...
A Deep Dive into the Snapchat Discover Page
Okay seriously, wtf is happening over on Snapchat? Honestly, I rarely ever open the app, other than to keep in touch with a few random friends from high school whose ...
Hannah Richter and Travelers: A Creative Journey
Like all too many young creatives, Hannah Richter graduated college unsure of her next move, or her next destination. Cut to Summer of 2021, she's working at the Travelers in ...
I Tested Out the Herd Social App for a Week
Herd markets itself as "a kinder place to share your photos, build community, and find connection." As an alternative to Instagram, co-founders Mady Dewey and Ali Howard conceptualized the Herd ...
Writers and Connections on Social Media
Social media has become concentrated with creators from all different fields. As we continue to rely upon and communicate through social media, it has become important for the words of ...
Pandemic Photojournalism
During the pandemic, it was difficult to get work as a photographer. People remained isolated to their homes, dealing with their own work uncertainty. However, when feasible, photojournalists sought to ...
Photography Outdoors in NYC: A Full Circle Moment
The world slowly began to open up, and it silently announced to us that the activities we yearned for were finally here. During the pandemic, photojournalists struggled to find work ...
5 Film Cameras That Bring the Old School Vibes to Your Photos
I bought my first film camera in the summer of 2020, and I mean it when I say it was the best purchase of the year. It might even be ...
