Jacqueline Tobin

Jacqueline Tobin started her career in 1986 as an editor and writer at Photo District News right out of Cornell University. PDN’s publisher later handpicked Jacqueline to take over its sister publication, the 70-year-old photo brand Rangefinder, in 2011. There, she served as Editor-in-Chief for 12 years. During that time, she authored two successful photo business books—Wedding Photography Unveiled: Inspiration and Insight From 20 Top Photographers (Amphoto 2009) and The Luminous Portrait: Capture the Beauty of Natural Light for Glowing, Flattering Photographs (Amphoto 20012). From 2023-2024, she served as Managing Editor and Real Weddings Editor at World’s Best Wedding Photos, an invite-only, member directory of the most talented wedding photographers around the world. She also recently spoke at Tanya Smith’s The Mastery Summit: Art + Business for Portrait Photographers, with an online presentation on how to curate your portfolio for lasting brand success. These days, Jacqueline resides in NYC and continues to be a fierce supporter of photographers and the art form of photography.

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An emotional Jalen Brunson is surrounded by New York Knicks teammates during the playoffs against the Cleveland Cavaliers

How Evan Yu Captured the New York Knicks' Championship Run

When the New York Knicks ended their 53-year championship drought, photographer Evan Yu was on the baseline. Go...
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NEW YORK - MARCH 24: Actress Marilyn Monroe takes the subway in Grand Central Station on March 24, 1955 in New York City, New York. (Photo by Ed Feingersh/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)

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A student in a grey sweatshirt holds a long, translucent strip of processed film negatives across her field of vision, carefully reviewing her work during an analog photography workshop.

A Masterclass in Analog Photography: High School Students Experience the Magic of Film

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Inside Getty Images' Winter Olympics Coverage: Creativity, Speed, and 6 Million Frames

Photographing the Winter Olympics demands far more than showing up with a camera. Getty Images’ teams spend months,...
A macro close-up of a square memory chip labeled '3D NAND Flash Memory' mounted on a blue printed circuit board with visible gold contacts.

The Memory Squeeze: How AI Is Reshaping the Storage Landscape in 2026 and Beyond

As we get deeper into 2026, the global memory market is changing even faster. And that means photographers,...