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The first-ever photograph is returning home to France for first time in 200 years
Joseph Nicéphore Niépce's historic eight-hour exposure heads to Burgundy to join in the French celebrations for the 200th anniversary of photography
"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 lava
NEWS This photographer captures birds in spectacular environments, and his powerful shot of a tropicbird at the Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park has now won the top prize in the Birds in Landscapes category at the Audubon Photography Awards
This 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 begins
News A new release from Thames & Hudson challenges our assumptions about what street photography actually is
Stop telling me photography is easy! Here’s why it’s never been harder
Opinion I’m fed up with people telling me that photography’s easy; here are multiple reasons why it’s anything but…
Have 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 cameras
News Snap Happy! How Children Became Photographers explores how photography went from an elite pastime to an accessible and, sometimes, even a DIY hobby for youngsters
Mital 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, too
NEWS A new online exhibition teams a wildlife extinction story with a study of the people guarding it.
"I walked for hours through a unique desert landscape in northern Chile, where the rugged terrain traps sea mist in ravines" – Photographer's rare shot of 'the ghost of the desert' honored with major wildlife award
NEWS Francisco Castro Escobar approached Chile's largest owl slowly, silently and patiently, to capture this award-winning image showing the bird of prey with its yellow eyes, perched on a spiny cactus branch
