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"Ice acting as a window into death:" This tragic image of a duck frozen beneath ice in Norway was captured on a Hasselblad film camera
By Kim Bunermann published
NEWS The photo is almost poetic, with the mallard drake caught partly above and partly beneath the ice – a stark visual divide between life and death, shot on 120 film

A love letter to the contact sheet, and what 5,700 of them reveal about one of photography's most essential names
By Tom May published
news Before Lightroom, there was the contact sheet. Peter Hujar's archive offers a masterclass in editing your own work

Two frames are better than one: this new show demonstrates what the diptych can do for your photography
By Tom May published
news Pole dancers beside jellyfish, ancient statues beside contemporary nudes... it's all a compelling argument for one of photography's most underused formats.
"We've all shirked in the office, but risking getting fired by turning your CEO into a meme is wild"
By Ariane Sherine published
News Few people are bored enough to Photoshop their boss's face for a joke – but this guy did...

This award-winning, upside-down photo of a color-changing spider ambushing a bee relied on an unusual camera feature: A tilting LCD screen
By Kim Bunermann published
NEWS 'Bee Meal' offers insight into a hidden macro world, where spiders change colors to match their surroundings – all to optimize the hunt, captured on a Micro Four Thirds camera

Your archived photos may be slowly disappearing – but Lexar wants to do something about it
By Tom May published
News The memory cards in your camera bag may be slowly losing your photos, but almost nobody in the industry is talking about it

Most viral photography trends are short-lived, but I finally found one that could actually make you a better photographer: Color hunting
By Alan Palazon published
COLOR Unlike most other photography trends, I actually think chasing a specific color for your photos could help you to become a better photographer

A zebra that ran to the end: why Peter Beard’s unflinching photography of African wildlife still haunts us 60 years on
By Tom May published
Book TASCHEN reissues the American photographer's landmark record of wildlife collapse in East Africa

The new TTArtisan AF 17mm f/1.8 Air is a lightweight prime that still uses an all-metal body
By Hillary K. Grigonis published
NEWS The new TTArtisan AF 17mm f/1.8 Air is a lightweight APS-C prime for X-Mount and E-Mount photographers

Incredible image of hyena carrying a zebra's head triumphs in world's largest close-up photography competition as the 'hunter' locks eyes with the lens...
By Kim Bunermann published
WINNER The winning photographer could hardly have portrayed nature's raw truth more powerfully, shooting with a pro flagship camera and top-tier 600mm super-telephoto in South Africa
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