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A dead puma tied along the top rail of a wooden fence, its head resting on a post, in the golden grassland of Patagonia
At first glance, it looks like a puma is taking a nap. But the shocking truth behind this photo is much, much darker

By Tom May Published

Francisco Negroni’s picture has won the photojournalism category of Wildlife Photographer of the Year

Nature and Wildlife Photography
Winning image from Camera House Photographer of the Year 2026
These Australian photo store workers don't just know how to sell cameras, they know how to use them too, as these winning shots show

By Paul Burrows Published

News Camera House employees don’t just sell photo gear, many of them are dedicated photo enthusiasts and they’re encouraged by regular in-house competitions and the annual Camera House Photography Competition

News
Child workers photographed by Lewis Hine
He posed as a Bible salesman to sneak his camera into factories. It was risky, but Lewis Hine’s photos eventually helped end child labor in America

By Tom May Published

History His pictures of children in mills, mines and canneries stand as a powerful example of photography driving change

History
Couple holding hands by the lake and gazing at the stars. Orion belt is clearly visible
Astrophotography in November 2026: a supermoon, the return of Orion and long winter nights make this a great month to take your camera out at night

By Jamie Carter Published

Astro Everything you need to know about what’s worth photographing in the night skies over the coming month

Astro
A spirit photograph by William H. Mumler
The photographer behind the first “ghost” photos was arrested for his work in 1869. But these 8 spooky photos may still keep you up at night

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

HISTORY William H. Mumler is recognized by many as the first spirit photographer. His historic photographs still look haunting

HISTORY
Eilean Donan Castle
There’s nothing spooky about these beautiful, most-photographed British castles this Halloween

By Alan Palazon Published

News In time for Halloween, a new survey has revealed the top 10 most-photographed castles in the UK. I’m not sure about you, but I’m not spooked by such stunning architectural subjects

News
Great tit Parus major, adult standing at water's edge near Fly agaric Amanita muscaria, fungi, Suffolk, England, October
A rescued elephant, a camouflaged owl, a perfectly timed egret: These are the most stunning wildlife photos of the week

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

WILDLIFE These five wildlife photos mix perfect timing and fall colors with stunning wildlife

WILDLIFE
Gannet hunting fish under water.
Now this is how to photograph wildlife! I love this dramatic gannet hunting scene that won the 74th Nikkor Photo Contest

By Alan Palazon Published

news Nikon recently announced the winners of this year’s Nikkor Photo Contest, with the Grand Prix image depicting an underwater struggle of life and death between a gannet and its prey

news
Herd of elephants huddled together.
‘Nature needs no embellishment’: Wildlife Photographer of the Year-commended David Lloyd on capturing animals honestly

By Alan Palazon Published

Wildlife photography The multi-award-winning photographer breaks down his approach to photographing wildlife and delves into Herd Huddle, his latest commended image at the Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest

Wildlife photography
LIFE is coming back from the dead. The magazine that launched the careers of many famous photographers is publishing again. But can the new $45 quarterly succeed in a world full of free images?

By Tom May Published

Opinion The relaunch of the legendary picture magazine is welcome, but we should be realistic about what it can achieve

Opinion
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