Friends of "Live In The D" talk about taking pictures

July 26th is National Dog Photography Day

We all know that a total solar eclipse will happen across most of America on April 8, but you may be asking yourself how to get a perfect photo of the natural occurring phenomenon with your own phone.

We asked, you delivered. Here are the winners of the 2022 A4 Fall Photo Challenge.

Celebrate the launch of a local photographer's book on Friday at Washtenaw Dairy.

We asked, you delivered. Here are the winners of the 2022 A4 Fall Photo Challenge.

A Detroit-based photographer travels all across the nation, capturing people’s auras with vintage and modern technology.

There’s nothing quite like the bond between a mother and her child, and a Metro Detroit photographer is showcasing that special connection with her stunning photographs.

To celebrate the end of the coldest of seasons, we asked readers to show us their coolest winter photos (pun intended).

Monica Mazzotto created a project called "Visions of Detroit."

Two exhibitions will highlight Black artists during Black History Month.

We asked, you delivered. Here are the winners of our annual Fall Photo Challenge.

Browse collectible books, photography, autographs and more at the Sunday fair.

A2 Artoberfest will take over the Old Fourth Ward and Kerrytown in October.

Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer and U-M professor David Turnley captured the scene on the streets below the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center.

A Metro Detroit photographer is focusing on providing pet portraits.

A selection of 42 images -- chosen from more than 7,000 photos -- have made the final cut for the 2021 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards.

Gabriel Guzman shares his growth as a photographer and how business has been thriving

Don't want a big wedding? Zingerman's Cornman Farms offers quick weddings with 10 people or less.

Here's a sneak peek at the winners of our A4 Summer Photo Challenge.

Everything you need to know about the 2021 Ann Arbor Art Fair.

"Halal Metropolis" aims to highlight the diversity of Metro Detroit's Muslim population.

Spring has sprung!

Owned by Petals and Bubbles Sandcastle, the studios are a springboard for change and to dismantle unproductive mindsets. That space allowed community members to pay their own price and use the space for anything, from music festivals to moth storytelling. Community members can choose from three price points or pick their own price. NOW studios is a safe space to explore, express and process, and spaces like the downtown Ann Arbor studio seem to work. Community members can tune into NOW programming via live streaming and social media platforms.

The Gutman Gallery is accepting submissions from all artists for its upcoming exhibition that kicks off on March 19, 2021. The exhibition will run at the gallery at 118 N. 4th Ave. March 19-May 1. The Guild of Artists & Artisans presents the Ann Arbor Summer Art Fair -- the Ann Arbor Art Fair’s largest fair -- each year. AdThe Gutman Gallery opened on Feb. 14, 2020 as a fine arts and events space featuring items for sale by The Guild’s member artists. For more information and to see more upcoming events at the gallery, visit www.theguild.org/gutman_gallery.

Though his photos are impressive, one military veteran -- known for his daring photo shoots -- says his photography has landed him in jail. Known as “Driftershoots” online and on Instagram, the veteran says he has been traveling as a photographer “nonstop” since April 2020. Metro Detroiters may be familiar with photos he, allegedly, took on top of the Ambassador Bridge in Detroit and on top of the Mackinac Bridge. More: Photographer climbs 151 feet to top of Ambassador Bridge, raising major security questionsRecently, Driftershoots was arrested in Arizona while on his way to Las Vegas with some friends. “They said they were arresting me on a nationwide warrant.”The veteran says he’s currently being treated as a terrorist due to his military background.

Ann Arbor Public Schools Community Education & Recreation (Rec & Ed) can help with that. During its winter term, Rec & Ed is offering a range of virtual fitness and enrichment classes so that community members can remain active and social while at home. It is a key ingredient to ensuring a person’s longevity,” said Rec & Ed fitness and yoga program supervisor Terry McNeely in a release. Adult fitness classes include weight training, cardio drumming, zumba, dance yoga and pilates. Community members can register online at the Rec & Ed website, or by calling 734-994-2300 ext.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Paragon Design + Display has been adapting to industry changes for almost 40 years, but the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic was something the Ann Arbor business could never have anticipated. Paragon Design + Display has also been doing more mural work over the past six months. Paragon Design + Display is able to create customized wrapping paper for its clients. A magnetic display at Zingerman's Bakehouse created by Paragon Design + Display. Paragon Design + Display is at 4557 Washtenaw Ave.

ANN ARBOR – We asked our readers to share their best fall photos this year as the leaves approached peak color in the area. From river scenes to canopies of colorful leaves, furry friends and long drives, we have really enjoyed pouring through all of your entries that remind us why this is our favorite season. The winning photos will be featured Friday on Local 4′s Live in the D that airs at 10 a.m. "The Huron River, Delhi Metropark." (Karen E.)"A fall day at Ann Arbor's North Campus."

Kila Peeples took a tour of the picturesque Edsel and Eleanor Ford House in Grosse Pointe Shores, where you can enjoy a stroll around the serene scene. The history behind the house is very interesting. It is where Edsel and Eleanor Ford raised their family, and when Eleanor passed away in 1976, she requested the house be open to the public. The Edsel and Eleanor Ford House is located along Lake St. Clair and offers beautiful views. Watch the video above to learn more about Edsel and Eleanor Ford House.

WOODHAVEN, Mich. – A Downriver photographer isn’t letting coronavirus stop her creativity. She has turned to sidewalk chalk art while her business is sidelined, and she is garnering a lot of attention. Watch the story above.

It‘s one thing to travel the world taking pictures of the life that surrounds you. It’s another thing to travel the world capturing the life of an internationally-known musician. Deputat started taking pictures for Real Detroit Weekly around 2002. So he bought a camera, on a shoestring budget, and began taking pictures for the magazine. Once he left Real Detroit, and Detroit in general for Los Angeles, Jeremy began working for Interscope Records.