Photography
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newsA century of National Geographic's best US photography, gathered together in one beautiful volume, makes me want to go out and shoot on film againBy Tom May Published -
UpdatedThe best graphics cards for video editing in 2026By Ben Andrews Last updated -
NewsExcuse me while I snap the sky! NASA astronaut’s ‘Purple Haze’ photograph of aurora kissing the curvature of the Earth was taken from the ISS and is simply jaw-droppingBy Mike Harris Published -
Strange but true: one of the photographers who defined the look of London's Swinging Sixties was actually working 5,000 miles awayBy Tom May Published -
NEWS11-year-old photographer's incredible moment as a hare stares straight into his lens – his remarkable photo wins a top prize and lands on the front cover of this magazineBy Kim Bunermann Published -
ObituaryRIP Ian Berry, the Magnum photojournalist who shot the only photos of the Sharpeville massacre, and who spent more than seven decades working hard, being humble, and insisting the job was never about the gearBy Tom May Published -
NEWS"It was almost impossible to keep the camera steady. In the remote Almirantazgo Sound, the biting cold, ever-changing light and unpredictable wind forced me to readjust my stance and refocus after every blast of photos" says award-winning photographerBy Kim Bunermann Published
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Awards and Competitions
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NEWS11-year-old photographer's incredible moment as a hare stares straight into his lens – his remarkable photo wins a top prize and lands on the front cover of this magazineBy Kim Bunermann Published -
NEWS"It was almost impossible to keep the camera steady. In the remote Almirantazgo Sound, the biting cold, ever-changing light and unpredictable wind forced me to readjust my stance and refocus after every blast of photos" says award-winning photographerBy Kim Bunermann Published -
UPDATEAll award-winning photographers started somewhere – 10 photography contests to get your photography noticed this SeptemberBy Kim Bunermann Published -
NEWS"For three years, I had tried many times to get a decent photo of this species, but I hadn't yet succeeded. What you see before you is a dream fulfilled" – Young wildlife photographer scoops top youth prize in major bird photography competitionBy Kim Bunermann Published -
UPDATEPhoto of tiny seahorses gathered around their 'father' after being released into the world wins prestigious award. "We spent countless hours searching in difficult conditions, with no guarantee of finding a single seahorse," says photographerBy Kim Bunermann Last updated 7 Comments -
NewsHunt for the greatest sports imagery begins: World Sports Photography Awards 2027 is officially openBy Mike Harris Published -
NEWS"I spotted a female Common Merganser with a flatfish take to the air to protect her catch from other mergansers. I was thrilled to snap this frame, but I worried it wouldn’t be tack sharp. It was!" says award-winning photographerBy Kim Bunermann Published -
UPDATE"I've never seen anything like it": photographer captures haunting contrast between life and death as Northern Gannet hangs from fishing line beneath nesting cliffs – the image now wins prestigious conservation awardBy Kim Bunermann Last updated -
NEWS"I spent 10 days scouting and waiting at the Halema'uma'u Crater before the Kīlauea volcano erupted," says award-winning nature photographer who captured a white-tailed tropicbird rising above volcanic gases and red lavaBy Kim Bunermann Published
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Books
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newsA century of National Geographic's best US photography, gathered together in one beautiful volume, makes me want to go out and shoot on film againBy Tom May Published -
NEWSFlower photography isn't just about pretty roses: photographers in this new collection found beauty from weeds in concrete and ghosts in cyanotypeBy Tom May Published -
NEWSThe Vogue photographer who never let his models stand still: Neil Kirk spent decades capturing supermodels mid-stride, mid-leap and mid-laughBy Tom May Published -
NEWSFor 20 years, everyone assumed Kate Moss was drunk on that staircase. Greg Brennan, who took the photo, says she was just waiting for a car home from a partyBy Tom May Published -
BookPhotographer Robert Canis spent 30 years shooting one nature reserve: here's what that patience can teach the rest of usBy Tom May Published -
NewsChris Killip spent months living in deindustrialised communities in North-East England, photographing some of the most intimate images of 1970s and '80s Britain – using a huge camera that was never built for the jobBy Tom May Published -
NEWSA hyena, a fur seal and an elephant in the city: Leica photographer Alan Schaller finds humor, tension and black-and-white beauty in the animals that live among usBy Tom May Published -
BOOKLong before Bill Brandt, this 1920s postcard salesman worked out how to photograph London after dark without a tripod. A reissued photobook reveals just how he did itBy Tom May Published -
NEWSHow do you define photography in a single sentence? No-one can agree – so this new book charts 200 years of it insteadBy Tom May Published
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Commercial Photography
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opinionWhen to walk away from work as a paid photographer: The red flags that scream "difficult client"By Sean McCormack Published -
Opinion65% of photography graduates are female – but only 20% of pros are. Is it lack of ability, or something more sinister?By Ariane Sherine Juniper Published -
NEWSFreelancing as a female photographer? This genre is where you'll suffer the largest gender pay gapBy Hillary K. Grigonis Published -
NewsCourt case strikes back! Lawsuit over Annie Leibovitz’s Star Wars photos resurfacesBy Mike Harris Published -
Features"If you put it in music terms, there was Crowded House, INXS, Barry Manilow… and I was the Black Sabbath. Most of my photos are heavy in moody tonality and that’s how I sold myself". Urs Buhlman on his 40-year career as an advertising photographerBy Bruce Usher Published -
opinionYour photographic portfolio is lying to you… showing your best photos might be costing you jobsBy Sean McCormack Published -
opinionThe second body myth: Do you really need a backup camera?By Sean McCormack Published 2 Comments -
opinionI'm a professional photographer, and I go to a camera trade show every year – they are a goldmine for my businessBy Sean McCormack Published -
News“Why bad photographers think they’re good,” pro says it like it is, then explains what to do about itBy Mike Harris Published
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Galleries and Exhibitions
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Taken from the last years of Imperial Germany, and through the Weimar Republic into the Nazi era, these rarely seen images by pioneering portrait photographer August Sander highlight just how wide his range wasBy Tom May Published -
Photographer Henry Wessel modified his camera so he could shoot one-handed through the windshield while driving on his daily commute – and according to him, "A glance was enough"By Tom May Published -
NewsWilliam Eggleston's photographs were once voted the most hated of the year – but this new retrospective proves just how wrong critics can beBy Tom May Published -
NEWSHow a photographer who shoots caravans and snooker clubs landed praise from Robert Plant – and an exhibition inside a heritage museumBy Tom May Published -
NEWSBaldwin Lee waited until the streets of New York had emptied of people, then took these photos with a 4x5 view camera that have sat unseen for 47 yearsBy Tom May Published -
9/11“You cannot look away from the hurt, the stress, the exhaustion, the bravery, and the pride.” Joe McNally captured life-sized Polaroids of 9/11 first responders on a camera the size of a small garage. 25 years later, he revisits the storyBy Hillary K. Grigonis Published -
The first-ever photograph is returning home to France for first time in 200 yearsBy Chris George Published -
NewsHave you heard of the “Wellieflex” – a pinhole camera made from a rain boot? This exhibition delves into history of children as photographers, some using homemade camerasBy Alan Palazon Published -
NEWSMital Patel spent years photographing the two remaining northern white rhinos on Earth. Yet his work isn't just about animals; it tells us a lot about humans, tooBy Tom May Published
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Magazines
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newsGet 16 bonus gifts with the October 2026 issue of Digital Camera magazineBy Niall Hampton Published -
Digital Camera 312 downloadBy Digital Camera Published -
DEALSThe best photo magazine subscription deals in 2026By Chris George Last updated -
newsGet 15 bonus gifts with the September 2026 issue of Digital Camera magazineBy Niall Hampton Published -
Digital Camera 310 downloadBy Digital Camera Published -
newsGet 16 bonus gifts with the August 2026 issue of Digital Camera magazineBy Niall Hampton Published -
Digital Camera 310 downloadBy Digital Camera Published -
newsGet 15 bonus gifts with the July 2026 issue of Digital Camera magazineBy Niall Hampton Published -
Digital Camera 309 downloadBy Digital Camera Published
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Photo Technique
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INTERVIEW"Quality, color and reliability" – How this Scandinavian company has shaped the future of photographyBy Kim Bunermann Published -
BUYING GUIDEThe best photo editing software in 2026: retouch, fix and enhance your imagesBy Mike Harris Last updated -
Buying guideThe best photo organizing software in 2026By Mike Harris Last updated -
DxO launches “most powerful RAW editor yet” with PhotoLab 10By Mike Harris Published -
ADOBEMy favorite retro lens filter for a film-like look is now a digital slider. Adobe has sneak-launched a new “glow” slider, and I’m already obsessedBy Hillary K. Grigonis Published -
INTERVIEW"We speak to thousands of photographers every year": How Capture One builds the future of professional workflows by providing "technology that almost seems to melt away"By Kim Bunermann Published -
OpinionWhy monochrome has become the most important part of my photographic style, and it could be yours too!By Sebastian Oakley Published -
VIDEOUse Live Masks in Serif's Affinity Photo editing software for balanced landscapesBy James Paterson Published -
INTERVIEW“It has never been about asking AI to replace creativity” – Skylum CEO reaffirms Luminar’s commitment to photographersBy Mike Harris Published
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Photography Styles
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NewsExcuse me while I snap the sky! NASA astronaut’s ‘Purple Haze’ photograph of aurora kissing the curvature of the Earth was taken from the ISS and is simply jaw-droppingBy Mike Harris Published -
Strange but true: one of the photographers who defined the look of London's Swinging Sixties was actually working 5,000 miles awayBy Tom May Published -
ObituaryRIP Ian Berry, the Magnum photojournalist who shot the only photos of the Sharpeville massacre, and who spent more than seven decades working hard, being humble, and insisting the job was never about the gearBy Tom May Published -
2027 ECLIPSEHow to plan and where to go for the "eclipse of the century" – the 2027 total solar eclipseBy Jamie Carter Published -
NEWSThis bird's fearsome, wide-open beak looks like it's picking a fight – but actually it's just a chick asking for foodBy Tom May Published -
9/11“I went from being a photojournalist to just another New Yorker running for their lives." A New Yorker for only two months, he recorded the devastation of 9/11 with a 3.1MP cameraBy Hillary K. Grigonis Last updated -
9/11“I saw the tower was about to collapse. I took one photo. Then someone shouted, ‘Run!’” In shock, covered in dust, and bleeding, she captured some of the most memorable 9/11 photosBy Hillary K. Grigonis Published -
Award winnerThis haunting photo shows what a seal would see in their last moments – just before the polar bear launches a deadly attackBy Tom May Published -
NewsThis rule-breaking book about African street photography splices catwalk-ready fashion shots in with candid documentary, and it's hard to tell where one ends and one beginsBy Tom May Published
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Trade Shows
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NEWSIconic classic cars play backdrop to one-day photo show in Somerset tomorrowBy Kim Bunermann Last updated -
FUJIFILMFujifilm Fujikina is coming to the US, turning NYC into “a living gallery space,” along with photo walks, workshops, and talksBy Hillary K. Grigonis Published -
NewsThe Photography & Video Show 2027: everything you need to knowBy Chris George Published -
NEW YORK“Photographers are capable of making your jaw drop with moments that you don’t even notice” – This daring, first-of-its-kind NY photo festival gives AI the middle fingerBy Hillary K. Grigonis Published -
The world's greatest photography flea market returns to this small French town this JuneBy Tom May Published -
NewsThe Photography & Video Show is gear heaven – but I’m here for Samsung’s Creator PlaygroundBy Gareth Bevan Published -
THE PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEO SHOWWe've got one!!! The Ricoh GR IV Monochrome is at The Photography & Video Show – and you can try it, too!By James Artaius Published -
TPS 2026"The Photography and Video Show is now open" – Always my favorite countdown of the year, as the crowds flood inBy Adam Juniper Published -
NEWSIt starts this weekend! Download your FREE Photography & Video Show guide and get prepared…By James Artaius Published
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Video Technique
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UpdatedThe best graphics cards for video editing in 2026By Ben Andrews Last updated -
NewsHollywood darling of video editing software gets AI assistants and expanded photography features in big updateBy Mike Harris Published -
ReviewNeewer X11 2-in-1 review: This teleprompter is just the ticket for more than simply talking to cameraBy Rob Redman Published -
ReviewTourBox Elite Plus review: a wireless control console for computers and tabletsBy James Abbott Published -
Buying GuideThe best keyboard for video editing in 2026By Ben Andrews Last updated -
NewsHow Christopher Nolan made a 300-Pound IMAX camera disappear between his actorsBy Sebastian Oakley Published -
Buying guideThe best video editing software in 2026By Peter Fenech Last updated -
APPLEThe popular video editor Final Cut Pro just gained “one of the most requested features” – and it's coming to both Mac and iPadBy Hillary K. Grigonis Published -
NEWSThe new Adobe Premiere hides a new film grain effect, simpler captions, faster masking and more inside the latest updateBy Hillary K. Grigonis Published
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More about Photography
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NEWS"It was almost impossible to keep the camera steady. In the remote Almirantazgo Sound, the biting cold, ever-changing light and unpredictable wind forced me to readjust my stance and refocus after every blast of photos" says award-winning photographerBy Kim Bunermann Published -
UPDATEAll award-winning photographers started somewhere – 10 photography contests to get your photography noticed this SeptemberBy Kim Bunermann Published -
Taken from the last years of Imperial Germany, and through the Weimar Republic into the Nazi era, these rarely seen images by pioneering portrait photographer August Sander highlight just how wide his range wasBy Tom May Published
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