Photography today is way more casual. For most of us, light, exposure, and focus is not a problem. We just grab our phones and they do most of the work.
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Many of the families photographed had never seen a portrait of themselves. Tears were falling as they held and kissed their photos.
We hope that everyone feels like they can enter the "What's your story? Photo Contest," but we especially want to encourage kids.
This month, the staff at ECHO invites you to enter our photo contest and share your shots that best tell a story.
Even the air smelled different. It had a bitter-sweet smell of fresh garden dirt, mixed with floral dew and sea salt.
At last, Alaska’s valentine arrives in February when the sunshine finally packs a little more heat and ventures noticeably higher in the sky.
I wasn’t quite ready to let go of Christmas this year, so I was elated when one of my friends gifted me with tickets to Cirque Dreams Holidaze.
This issue was curated around the theme of discovering and acknowledging those loves in our lives that we don’t send Valentines to.
There is a seldom-discussed panacea, albeit not perfect, that could reduce health care costs. It’s called preventative medicine.
Annual attendance at the Anchorage Concert Association’s (ACA) production of The Nutcracker has become a holiday tradition for many families.
Mental health problems are very common in the lives of people around us, and it's important to be prepared.
Dick doesn't believe in New Year's resolutions and neither do I. They never worked, I think, because they were not affirming in any way.
We never really know what it will feel like to be in a new year, especially one so official and monumental until it's here.
While suitcase rubble has a certain charm to it – it has a way of cropping up outside of suitcases, and indeed, all over the house.
In Sweden, there is a cleaning and decluttering concept called “döstädning”. Translated, this means…gulp…here we go…death cleaning.
