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Wanting to offer inspiration, photographer Jaime C. Moore dressed her daughter as strong women throughout history for her fifth birthday. She photographer the results for the series "NOT Just a Girl."

A case that tests anti-gay discrimination laws in New Mexico is underway as a religious rights group told the state’s Supreme Court that a photographer who declined to shoot a same-sex ceremony is protected under artistic freedom and freedom of speech.

For three decades, Mario Testino has documented Royalty, Celebrities, and beautiful people having fun. He’s photographed album covers, magazine covers, ad campaigns, and fantasias of glamour. Now he has an exhibition at the MFA in Boston.

PALS (Pets are Loving Support) is an Atlanta-based nonprofit that loves animals. It provides pet care including free food and basic veterinary care, and support to the companion pets of senior citizens as well as critically ill and disabled Atlantans.

Boston-based photographer Dave Dietz lost his job--and found his vocation as a photographer of head shots, events, and fun, tasteful male nudes.

It was Samuel Johnson who wrote, "By seeing London, I have seen as much of life as the world can show." "The Light of London," the extraordinary photography collection shot by renowned photographer Jean-Michel Berts, captures the city at twilight.

The latest in Assouline’s Condé Nast Traveler series, with a foreword by Klara Glowczewska and an introduction written by Luc Sante, this retrospective of the world’s premier travel magazine showcases a selection of its most stunning photographs.

Don’t forget your camera as you head outdoors this spring: the National Natural Landmarks Program annual photo contest is now open and accepting entries.

In anticipation of the host city for this summer’s 2012 Summer Olympics, Assouline announced its newest title in the "The Light of..." series, "The Light of London."

"The Piers: Art and Sex along the New York Waterfront" is the first museum exhibition to focus exclusively on the uses of the Hudson River docks by artists and a newly emerging gay subculture.