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Wispy clouds in disk formation above volcano.
Weather as you’ve never seen it before! Cast your vote in the Royal Meteorological Society’s photography competition

By Alan Palazon Published

Awards The Weather Photographer of the Year 2026 shortlist has been announced, with the public now invited to select its favorite from the crop of 30 finalist frames

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Person stands on a rocky shore before reflective water, jagged mountains, and a vivid star-filled galaxy sky
"This is what I consider an almost impossible photo" – photographer captured two Milky Way arcs at world-famous place where it rains 300 days a year

By Kim Bunermann Published

NEWS The extraordinary panorama of New Zealand's Milford Sound combines 107 photographs to capture a rare celestial sight and has won a major award at the world's biggest panoramic photography competitions

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A punk couple stand on a train platform, the man in sunglasses and a leather vest, the woman in a denim jacket and bracelets, holding up her blonde hair
He photographed a Ramone in Queens and blues legends on a floral sofa, but this New York photographer’s real passion is everyday people

By Tom May Published

NEWS A major Bronx exhibition brings together decades of image and films by Harvey Wang, chronicler of New York’s everyday characters

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Silhouetted swans gliding on a calm lake at sunset, reflected in the glowing orange water
18-year-old photographer uses decade-old DSLR to shoot mystical bird image that wins one of Europe's most prestigious wildlife photography awards

By Kim Bunermann last updated

NEWS He cleverly captured silhouetted swans gliding across a lake at sunrise, with the glowing orange light in the background – a shot that won him the youth category prize

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Two carnival revellers in elaborate masks, wigs and polka-dot ruffs pass the entrance of a Messika jewellery boutique, one holding a rose and a handbag
Miron Zownir made his name photographing New York's underbelly and Moscow's homeless: now he's turned his camera on Italy, and don't expect the kind of images you get in the tourist brochures

By Tom May Published

Exhibition The German-Ukrainian photographer swaps sun-drenched piazzas for fog, fences and crumbling facades

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A worker dries sharks fin at Tanjung Luar village on October 09, 2025 in Lombok, Indonesia.
“I actually felt like crying when taking the photo” – underwater videographer on his heartbreaking encounter with mutilated tiger shark

By Alan Palazon Published

News Diver, tour leader, and filmmaker Xabi Romero photographed a juvenile tiger shark whose fins had been cut off while diving in the Maldives, describing it as the “saddest moment” of his life

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A detailed, horizontal view of the Rollei-inspired dual-lens watch face highlighting its sub-dials, branding, and polished casing.
The iconic Rolleiflex TLR camera has inspired a limited-edition watch, and it isn't cheap

By Tom May Published

Officially licensed to mark 100 years of the brand, its design stacks two dials like a twin lens reflex’s lenses

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Hasselblad underwater housing
One of just three fully working Hasselblad underwater housings in the world is still capturing analog magic beneath the waves – more than 50 years after it was made!

By Sebastian Oakley Published

News They don't make them like this anymore! This rare Hasselblad underwater housing is still going strong after 50 years

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A forgotten stash of government-issue soap, a riveted blast door and a stairwell lit by a single bulb: these photos reveal the inside of a secret Cold War bunker

By Tom May Published

news Martine Hamilton Knight images reveal where part of England would have been governed from in the event of nuclear war

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George Hurrell
Jean Harlow grins from a polar bear rug, Marlene Dietrich leans against a fluted column and Joan Crawford gazes skyward in a lace collar: these are the portraits that invented Hollywood glamour

By Tom May Published

Exhibition These vintage prints show how photographer George Hurrell turned 1930s film stars into everlasting icons.

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