Photo Blog

Yamamoto Masao creates small and intimate images focused on the relationship of humanity to the natural world, and to broader metaphysical states.

Canadian Photography Institute staff interviewed photography historian Martha Langford about the interpretation of Kan Azuma's works and other photographers from Japan in Canada.

In his photographs, Chris Curreri confronts viewers with the intensity of the sensual experience. Focusing on the human body, he uses close-up views and poses that are both sculptural and malleable.

Madalena Kozachuk's discovery opens up a wide range of possibilities for conservators, when it comes to developing preservation methods for daguerreotypes.

Francis Frith has managed to capture two of the most iconic monuments from ancient Egypt within a single image, by carefully choosing his camera angle. The Great Sphinx of Giza — a creature with the body of a...

CPI conservation technician Stephanie Miles describes the challenges of installing a work by Moyra Davey and the alternative solutions explored by her team to secure the photographs to the wall for display.