Peter Rad Photography

09/10/2018

To visualize how teachers struggle with low pay, Guardian US assigned Peter Rad to photograph teachers who survive by taking on a second job.

09/05/2018

Proud to be a part of this important message...

One in five American teachers now works a second job on top of full-time teaching. Photographer Peter Rad captures what happens when they leave the classroom

11/25/2016

Ad for BAM Next Wave Festival 2016

01/08/2016

Found this while updating my resume. It's a few years old, but still relevant...

05/12/2015

There is surely no other city we know as completely from cinema and TV as New York. Yet according to film location scout Nick Carr, what he is often asked to find is anything but the reality of the Big Apple

04/22/2015

Stanly Kubrick, 1946

02/20/2015

I'm happy to announce that Peter Rad Photography is now being represented in Switzerland and Germany by Zurich agent Franziska Holzer.

Franziska Holzer Photographers founded in 2008 is an independent agency that represents a selected group of photographers and filmmakers who work in advertising, editorial, and fashion. Franziska Holzer is representing Diana Scheunemann, Manuel Archain, Cédric Delsaux, Marc Beaussart, Jörgen Brennic…

02/15/2015

Stare. It is the way to educate your eye, and more. Stare, pry, listen, eavesdrop. Die knowing something. You are not here long - Walker Evans

02/13/2015

Good photography never really changes. The stories behind these images transcend them into (mostly dark) poetry.

World Press Photo has announced its 2014 contest winners, with judges opting for more quieter moments for top honors.

02/05/2015

A great insight into the process of a photographer who successfully reconciles his art with his work tool...

A collaboration with Light Work

02/05/2015

01/29/2015

This is from a series of images made for a publication called Hello (Amsterdam), which featured work from artists represented by my Dutch agency - 100% Halal Productions.

The pic is a stereograph, but you don't need to wear any glasses. it's like those old 80's 3D posters - you just cross your eyes enough for one full 3D image to come into focus. It takes a little practice, but it's worth the effort...