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It amazes me how four years came and went in the blink of an eye. I’ve learned and experienced many things, like coping with a pandemic. I enjoy my alone time, but COVID-19 tested my ability to […]
Photography makes my heart race. It sends shivers down my spine. It makes me feel lightheaded. Lovesick as I chase after the next photo. Before I took journalism and mass […]
“Sap in their Veins” shows a more human side to those at the root of the issue, a way to try to bridge divides and help those at opposite sides — like environmentalists and loggers — in a different way, Bayles said.
Photographer Blake Little’s exhibit showcasing images of cowboys on the gay rodeo circuit will be on display at the University of Idaho Library until April 30, starting Monday. The second-floor […]
Despite living in Mexico for a large portion of his childhood, James Rodriguez had never heard of Guatemala, a neighboring country of almost 17 million people. Rodriguez later learned of […]
Boise photographer Kari Greer has been taking wildfire photos under contract for the National Interagency Fire Center since the late 1990s, but she never thought she would see her work […]
Alex Brizee | Rawr Nikon or Canon? It’s a simple question, but the answer varies depending on who you ask. Both cameras can do the same things with aperture, exposure, […]
Nikon or Canon? It”s a simple question, but the answer varies depending on who you ask. Both cameras can do the same things with aperture, exposure, ISO and shutter speed, […]
Alison Meyer captures the beauty of the Palouse in her photographs I was walking down Moscow’s Farmers Market one Saturday with my 12-year-old little sister, yanking on our hot matching […]
A fundraiser for the University of Idaho’s photography club brings the Moscow Food Co-op a little closer to UI.