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A close-up, black-and-white photograph shows three coal miners with dark, coal-dust covered faces and head wraps, with the man in the foreground looking directly at the camera while holding a shovel over his shoulder.

Final reckoning: Sebastião Salgado's posthumous photographic retrospective opens in Germany

By Tom May published

The late Brazilian photographer's lifelong documentation of our planet receives a major European showcase

Galleries and Exhibitions

This AI photographer robot is real and it's cheaper – are these photographers worried?

By Ariane Sherine published

Interview Photographer "That Robot Booth" is being offered for less money than human wedding photographers – are the living, breathing professionals worried?

Interview
Singer-actor Frank Sinatra turns cameraman for the Frazier-Ali fight, March 8, and national magazine (life) featured his photos in their next issue. Singer-actor-photographer Sinatra has announced his planned retirement from Show Biz, but now that he's achieved success in three fields, why not four? He says he'll probably try his hand at writing.

Test your photography general knowledge in my cam-tastic quiz!

By Mike Harris published

Quiz What’s the Rat Pack, 8K video, and hyperfocal distance got in common? They’re all featured in my photography general knowledge quiz #10

Quiz
Panasonic Lumix TZ99 / ZS99

Looking for a cheap camera? Point-and-shoots might not be the best option anymore

By Hillary K. Grigonis published

OPINION If you're looking for a cheap camera, you may want to consider more than point-and-shoots, as trends push prices higher

OPINION
Close-up of an insect's intricate head, showcasing large, orange compound eyes and elongated antennae against a vibrant, gradient background

Shot with an APS-C DSLR from 2008, this extraordinary image shows what macro photography can reveal

By Digital Photographer, Kim Bunermann published

WHY SHOTS WORK Discover how this pro created an extreme macro photograph with a special technique

WHY SHOTS WORK
Sebastian Oakley with Nikon D800 and 600mm f/4

The “pro camera” label feels about as meaningful as a sticker on a suitcase

By Sebastian Oakley published

Opinion The Pro-grade camera is dead; the industry killed it! (and you should be worried)

Opinion
A composite image features two distinct scenes side-by-side: On the left, a small child, wearing a red dress and grey socks and shoes, stands against a dark wall covered in white chalk graffiti (including the word "TOAD" and "FRED"). The child is looking to the left with their mouth open and tongue slightly out, holding a small white object. On the right, the interior of a large hall, decorated with warm white string lights draped across the high, exposed wooden ceiling and large white stone arches, hosts a clothing bazaar with vendors and people browsing racks of clothes.

Still Glasgow: new exhibition shows a city that photographs itself differently

By Tom May published

news Glasgow has always had a knack for reinvention... and that extends to how it sees itself through the lens

news
Nikon Z fc in front of a chalkboard full of equations

Math sucks; stop making me calculate equivalent focal length!

By Mike Harris published

Opinion Crop factor is an unnecessary complication for beginner photographers – just put the equivalent focal length on the lens barrel and be done with it

Opinion

Matt Damon reveals how Stanley Kubrick was obsessed with studying 8x10in stills of a model film set when shooting his horror film classic, The Shining… "The level of artistry/insanity and obsession is just so beautiful"

By Peter Travers published

How legendary filmmaker and photographer Stanley Kubrick used a used his photo prints of a scale model to create and light the iconic film set of the Overlook Hotel for his iconic movie, The Shining

Video Technique
A hand holding up an iPhone with the Huji Cam disposable camera app on the screen

Normal is boring. This free disposable camera app is quickly becoming my favorite way to take photos on my phone

By Hillary K. Grigonis published

OPINION Huji Cam is a free disposable camera app that makes my photos feel straight out of the 1990s

OPINION
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