Learn street photography from a photographer who meets decisive moments and produces memorable images.
Michael Foley will address some practical strategies for approaching galleries, professionalizing your portfolio, and having a clear artist statement.
Photographer Dustin Pittman, will be joining us to discuss the work in his stunning new coffee table book, New York After Dark, published by Rizzoli
The Opening Reception for APA-NY's 3rd Annual Juried Exhibition and Competition
Learn how to create images with impact with a Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer
Photographers & photographs, coffee & chatter; What could be better for a Saturday morning meet up?
A fun way to learn how to raise your photography game while exploring iconic Tribeca
Get ready to bask in the glow of the holidays and ignite your creative spirit with an enchanting photo walk through New York City's sparkling winter streets!
Photojournalist Preston Ehrler will discuss his experiences finding the right shot at national level news events.
Our members met with top creatives at our latest event
If you are looking get your personal project funded, there are more options than you might think.
Explaining Hollywood: How to become a unit photographer
This Bill, currently working its way through the NY State Legislature will protect freelancers from client who don't pay
This $3000 grant seeks to provide a much-needed financial contribution to photographers struggling to secure funding to complete their projects.
A National competition; get your work seen by top creatives and maybe even win a prize!
A quick peek at other artists work for inspiration
An interview with our APA-NY Board Chair Travis Keyes
Raising your rates as a photographer should be a regular event throughout your career, particularly if you're just starting to charge for your services.
We Have Questions: APA asks Street Photographer Phil Penman 5 Questions