photography

A local photographer documents the Appalachian Mountains.

We go On the Record with a local artist teaching a new generation of photographers to see the world through the lens of a camera. The Walters Art Museum displays their photos until March 17, 2024. What can we learn from these young creators?

We go On the Record with Baltimore Peace Movement to ask why changing their name lets them refocus energies … and with a photographer whose new book holds a decade of images that depict the effects of gun violence, and the people who rally against it.

We go On the Record to learn about Amos Badertscher’s photography capturing Baltimore street life of the 60s, 70s and beyond. His work documented the grit and beauty of queer youth. Plus, a support group for queer elders and their concerns.

This week on the podcast: two stories of people reclaiming their bodies.

Jim Burger has photographed Baltimore for decades. His book “What’s Not to Like: Words and Pictures of a Charmed Life” is part memoir, part time capsule … and part love letter to a city whose streets and people he adores. We get a preview.

The award-winning Baltimore photographer talks about his newly published collection of images inspired by the struggle for racial equality.

'Food for Thought' brings the images and voices of Baltimore City Public School food service workers to the forefront.

Jim Burger has photographed Baltimore for decades. His book “What’s Not to Like: Words and Pictures of a Charmed Life” is part memoir, part time capsule … and part love letter to a city whose streets and people he adores. We get a preview.

The hip-hop and sports photographer-turned-photojournalist chronicled the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests, then bravely documented the insurrectionist assault on the US Capitol.