Your New Worst Employee

There’s a new problem employee in our midst — the content hoarder. We’re witnessing the emergence of a nasty…

Jul 22, 2015

Top 13 Ways to Piss Off a Photo Editor

When photographers get together, they tend to talk about two things: camera gear, and working with photo editors. But what many photographers don’t realize, is that when photo editors get together, they talk about YOU.

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Jul 10, 2015

What I’ve Learned from 10 Years of Blogging

Ten years ago, PhotoShelter launched our website product to help photographers store, distribute and sell photography. Concurrent with that launch, I started blogging on the mundane topic of “Total Cost of Ownership.” It’s a yawner, and reads like your…

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Allen Murabayashi in PhotoShelter

Aug 21, 2015

Put the Camera Down: Photography & Social Proof

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Jul 9, 2015

Photography, Integrity and Humans of New York

Bag News Editor-at-Large, Meg Handler, wrote an insightful piece on the “gay schoolboy” photo taken by Brandon Stanton and featured on the ever-popular Humans of New York. The photo had already exploded in popularity on Facebook when 2016…

Allen Murabayashi in PhotoShelter

Jul 13, 2015

The Last Photo

Ever since junior high school, I was the kid with the camera. And many years later, I’m still the guy who shows up to every life…

PhotoShelter Team in PhotoShelter

Jul 6, 2015

Why Facebook Photos Look so Bad, and the DIY Solution to Fix It

With the largest public repository of photos on the Web, it’s not surprising that Facebook has and continues to employ heavy compression to all of the 250 billion images they store. Facebook never intended to be a high…

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Allen Murabayashi in PhotoShelter

Sep 17, 2015