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The 1965 Selma photograph with no faces in it: why James Karales' camera turned away from the hero shot and focused on the sky
By Tom May Published
Behind the photo This shot from the Presence touring show proves that the most powerful documentary image isn't always the closest

The best keyboard for video editing in 2026
By Ben Andrews Last updated
Buying Guide Avoid RSI and work faster, with the best keyboards for video editing

How to photograph the 2026 total solar eclipse: Get prepared for the astrophotography event of the year
By Jamie Carter Published
How to The complete guide to photographing the August 12 total solar eclipse

When to walk away from work as a paid photographer: The red flags that scream "difficult client"
By Sean McCormack Published
opinion As a pro photographer, taking pictures is the easy part; the hard bit is dealing with nightmare clients…

How I built an ultra-compact off-camera flash kit that fits in the trunk of my car
By Sean McCormack Published
opinion This is why three speedlights aren’t enough for outdoor photography – and what to use instead

Potatoes are beige and boring. But they are also the reason color photography exists
By Hillary K. Grigonis Published
HISTORY The first widespread form of color photography was the Autochrome Lumière – and it was made possible by potatoes

This mesmerizing image of a galactic mangrove won a photography award – and it stopped me in my tracks
By Alan Palazon Published
NEWS Japanese photographer Ryuhei Suguri took this incredible shot of a solitary mangrove beneath the starry Milky Way sky, snagging a win at the 2026 Mangrove Photography Awards

I can’t stop looking at this astounding photograph of a “fire-breathing dragon of clouds” – and it was snapped with just a smartphone
By Hillary K. Grigonis Published
OPINION I'm a professional photographer, and these are some of the best images that I've seen this week

"Let the person looking at the photograph go some of the way to finishing it," said legendary Parisian street photographer Robert Doisneau – but how do you achieve this?
By Alan Palazon Published
QUOTES Doisneau’s humanist photographic philosophy was to inspire intrigue, mystery and imagination in viewers. Let’s look at an image that achieves this and why it does so well
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