Our Day-to-Day Initiatives
Showcasing Youth Photography & Photojournalism
Featured Photographers
Our featured photographers are chosen by our Bokeh Focus photography editor. We publish photo galleries of curated work and photographer interviews on this website, in Instagram stories and posts @Bokeh_Focus, and in our 3D virtual galleries.
If you have pix you want us to see, tag them with @Bokeh_Focus (remember the underscore!)
FOLLOW US on Instagram @Bokeh_Focus and watch for DMs about your images!
See the photography and interviews of all our featured photographers, including the 2020-2022 Photographers of the Month* contest winners, on our Instagram @Bokeh_Focus and on this website.
* Our Photographers of the Month contest has been retired. Bokeh Focus galleries and interviews now feature our editor’s curated collections.
Photojournalism by Our Partner Publications
The Juvenile Justice Information Exchange (JJIE) and Fresh Take Georgia, our partner publications, are published by the Center for Sustainable Journalism, and written by a team of dedicated professional journalists working to bring you the latest news and information from across our nation affecting the youth in juvenile justice system, and local Georgia news focused on state government, business, health and local communities. Prior to 2025, we also published Youth Today covering ediucation, child welfare, foster care, youth with disabilities and professional youth services. We share the stories they publish that have large collections of photos as stories and galleries here on Bokeh Focus.
The Juvenile Justice Information Exchange (JJIE) is a nonprofit, independent news source for people who care about children and the law. JJIE publishes in-depth reporting on the U.S. juvenile justice system and its far-reaching impact on children and youth.
Fresh Take Georgia is a digital news service offering Georgia news from a fresh perspective focusing on Georgia’s state government, including the legislature and other issues of statewide, regional or national interest. It aims to bridge the gap in local journalism by providing in-depth, fact-based, fair and balanced investigative journalism to Atlanta and all local communities in Georgia by listening, digging and reporting the topics that matter most to Georgians.