B&H is honored to present the inspiring stories of creative women who work in a wide range of disciplines. Scroll down to enjoy our featured content, from insightful articles and Q&A’s to weekly episodes of the B&H Photography Podcast. Hone your skills alongside social media maven Maria Perez through her Five Tips, Photography at Home, and 21 Questions series’ of short-form videos, or sit back and savor our extended lectures from the B&H Event Space, Depth of Field 2020, Game Craft 2020, Optic 2020, and Optic All Stars Conferences. Please join us in celebrating International Women’s Day on Monday, March 8, and Women’s History Month every day through March 31. Most importantly, after immersing yourself in these specially curated offerings, please share your favorites with your social networks.
These extended conversations with noted female photographers and photo industry professionals are selected from our weekly podcast series, featuring a wide range of insightful and entertaining guests. From gear and technique to history, science, and art, we discuss the topics that are most important to the contemporary photographer.
We developed the Explora blog with a mission to educate, entertain, and inspire fans of all types of media. For more than a decade, this content has been an integral feature of the B&H website. During this time, we have promoted the work of a wide range of female creators, from household names to emerging talents. The content below represents memorable stories featuring women published within the past year.
Through our dedicated conferences, Depth of Field (targeted to wedding, portrait, and event markets) and Optic (focused on travel, adventure, and landscape), to our ongoing series of inspirational lectures and technical sessions in the B&H Event Space, we have featured in-depth presentations by some of the most sought-after female photographers working today. The videos below include a curated selection from a vast range of extended content.
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Please don't jump on the liberal bandwagon to promote women photographers primarily because they are women, as if it's a huge achievement to be a photographer ( or any other professional) based on one's gender. It's ridiculous and unwanted.
I think a religious, conservatively run business as you are should not be promoting cheap, liberal unvalues.
I'm commenting as a (real) woman.
Just to clarify my last sentence, I'm voicing my opinion as a real woman, unfettered by feminist and immoral idioligy.
Dear Chaya B. We appreciate hearing your opinion about our coverage of International Women’s Day, and we’re sorry that you found this content to be problematic. This aggregated coverage highlighting women in media and tech is intended in the same spirit as other thematic content we’ve produced for the Explora blog—to educate, entertain, and inspire our readers. It’s as simple as that—a sincere effort to celebrate the women we’ve had the honor to feature in stories and videos on a date specifically established to honor women’s achievements, so that they may serve as a role model for others. Or, to quote from our video with groundbreaking vlogger Sara Dietschy, “If you see it, you can believe it, and you can set your course to that.”
I really and do assumed that All Women has the ability to photograph anything in which includes the one name Annie Leibovitz. Leibovitz and all Women are all and everything passionate Professional Photographers. Finally, I also do assumed that the entire Women are being Blessed, and on with Photography (in Film or Digital.) Stay Blessed, Ladies!!!
Dear James M., thanks so much for writing in. Blessings to you too, and thanks for reading the Explora blog.