Participate in a photo shoot with Naomi Campbell for Glamour Magazine 8 Days Left

Naomi Campbell is looking to discover the next fashion photographer in this exciting Creative Invite on Talenthouse. This is your opportunity to do a photo shoot with one of the most recognizable international faces in fashion, Naomi Campbell, for one of the most recognizable fashion magazines, Glamour.


With over two decades of experience in front of the camera she has a sharp, creative eye and understands the qualities necessary for a profession in fashion photography.

To participate, submit up to 4 of your best photos within the theme of 'glamour', through Talenthouse. All photos will be posted on Talenthouse for voting after the submission deadline, with one of the photographers selected by Naomi for an exciting project to shoot a model (selected by Naomi also through Talenthouse) for Glamour Magazine.

For all you photographers out there who have dreamed of working in fashion, and shooting an international supermodel, this is your opportunity!

Invite your friends and fans to vote on your work, To ensure voting authenticity, each text vote costs $0.99 (USD) plus any standard message rates. source

Georgia O’Keeffe Museum Honors Annie Leibovitz as a Woman of Distinction

Sanya Richards, July 2004

March 2009

Natalia Vodianova and Sean Combs, February 2010

First Lady Michelle Obama, January 2009

"The legacy of legendary painter Georgia O’Keeffe lives on in the Women of Distinction Series, an annual event organized by the O’Keeffe Museum (okeeffemuseum.org) to recognize women professionals who have made significant contributions to both society and culture. This year’s honoree is renowned photographer and longtime Vogue contributor Annie Leibovitz, who joins the ranks of past recipients Gail Sheehy, Gloria Steinem, and the Honorable Ruth Bader Ginsburg." Continue reading here

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Giving Back: Nigel Barker & Edeyo: Nigel Barker lends his lens to bring hope to Haiti.

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Last January (09), Nigel Barker showcased his new photo exhibit titled "Haiti Hunger & Hope"

the money raised went to the Edeyo Charity.

The Edeyo Foundation (www.edeyo.org) is dedicated to improving the future of children in Haiti by rebuilding dilapidated schools, supplying students with learning

materials and providing them with nutritional support. Edeyo in Haitian creole, means, “Help Them”. Since Edeyo was created in 2007, it has already built a brand new school for students K-12 in the town of Bel Air. Ecole Communautaire du Bel-Air currently serves 172 students per year, all of whom had limited access to education until they enrolled in our program.

The Edeyo Team is a group of dedicated professionals from various backgrounds who all share the same passion to empower Haitian youth.

Lauri Lyons Digital Journalist

Lauri Lyons is the first female African American to be signed with Getty Images.

Click here to view her work.

Paul Sika Photographer

Paul Sika Photograher, Creative/Art Director from Cote d'Ivoire click here to view more of his work.

"Venus Williams" book by Koto Bolofo

Born in South Africa, Koto Bolofo was raised in Great Britain after his family was forced to flee as political refugees. Koto’s father, a history teacher, was found to have writings by Karl Marx among his teaching materials and was exiled for his supposed “communist practices”. After nearly 25 years away son and father returned to South Africa, which Koto documented in his short film The Land is White, The Seed is Black.source