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A dramatic, low-light photograph of the red and white wooden structures of the Byōdō-in Temple in Uji, Japan, reflected clearly in the dark water of a pond, with a single white koi fish near the bottom left corner.

Taken with a 61MP resolution specialist camera, this dark and moody vision of a Japanese temple transforms a postcard favorite into fine art​

By Tom May published

Rintaro Ukon used a combination of ultra‑wide precision, 61MP detail and meticulous grading to make one of Japan’s most photographed temples feel strangely new.​

Fine Art Photography
A boy in a red beanie, gray hoodie, and jeans climbs over the curved roof of a brightly graffitied structure at a bus stop during a dusky sunset

This photo series documenting children's dangerous school journeys is a worthy awards winner

By Tom May published

News Laura Pannack's project has been recognised by an inaugural award honoring photojournalist Tom Stoddart

News
Image of gorilla with foot high in the air on green foliage background

Photo of high-fiving gorilla wins gold at Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards thanks to perfect comedic timing

By Mike Harris published

News Gut-busting image of high-fiving gorilla has Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards judges guffawing in the aisles

News
Photographer Dan Mold shooting outside on an autumnal day with the Canon EOS R5 Mark II and RF 70-00mm F2.8L IS USM hybrid lens

Why are my Canon camera's LCD and viewfinder so dark? When and where you should use the Exposure Simulation mode (and when should you turn it off)

By Dan Mold published

With modern mirrorless cameras, what you see on the screen is what you get – but they can be set up differently.

Exposure
I originally found this ice cave, called a moulin, 8 months prior to setting up this shot in Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park. Glaciers are a very dynamic environment, so I kept going back to monitor the changes of this moulin over the 8-month period. As the opening of the cave formed, I envisioned setting up a night shot with my friend abseiling down the mouth of the cave with New Zealand’s amazing starry sky in the background.One magical night, everything finally came together! To my surprise, the Aurora Australis also lit up the sky. I managed to capture my friend’s silhouette perfectly placed in the center of the cave’s opening, and I love how the pinky tones of the aurora contrast with the icy colors of the cave. This dream shot ended up coming out better than I had originally envisioned, and I had a great night with my friends exploring the glacier!

An adventure photographer planned this amazing shot for eight months. A surprise aurora made the image even more epic. Ice caves, a pilot’s view, and more top the best Northern Lights photos of 2025

By Hillary K. Grigonis published

AURORA The Northern Lights Photographer of the Year 2025 encompasses everything from a stunning ice cave to a pilot's view above the clouds

AURORA
A person sitting in an office chair is using two specialized control panels to edit video across a three-monitor setup, flanked by studio monitor speakers and with a large screen showing a close-up of a man above.

32K video editing is now a thing... but what on earth does that mean in reality?

By Tom May published

Opinion DaVinci Resolve now supports 32K editing. But I'm wondering if that actually makes sense, or whether it's all just a weird dream.

Opinion
White dog on grass lawn with giant yellow tennis ball

What sort of optical illusion trickery is this? Photographer reveals secret behind his cute "Honey, I shrunk the dog" photo

By Peter Travers published

How to Play with perspective… or just cheat like I did, says Canon pro photographer Peter Travers

How to
The YouTube Shorts space on the Premiere Mobile app on a background with a motorcycle and sheep

That free Adobe Premiere mobile app? It now has a dedicated space for creating YouTube Shorts, including building custom templates

By Hillary K. Grigonis published

VIDEO Adobe Premiere mobile now has a dedicated space for creating YouTube Shorts, including custom templates and sharing shortcuts

VIDEO
Martin Parr at The Photography Show 2019

Martin Parr in his own words: "People are funny"

By Emma-Lily Pendleton published

INTERVIEW Martin Parr (1952-2025) captured the idiosyncrasies of British life like no other photographer. In this 2016 interview, before his sad passing on December 6, 2025, he revealed all about self-publishing, beach experiments, and an unexpected sideline…

INTERVIEW
A slightly worn, sepia-toned image of a smiling, bespectacled man with the text "George Shaw: Birmingham's Photographic Pioneer," partially obscuring a blurred, tall clock tower in the background.

Why is Birmingham's first photographer finally getting the recognition he deserves after 180 years?

By Tom May published

This Victorian chemist's experiments in silver plating prefigured today's obsession with sensor technology and exposure times

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