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A nebula made of clouds of gas and dust with stars forming within. In the centre and out to the left it is filled with thin, wispy blue gas that forms delicate layers.
Witness the birth of a star in the latest James Webb Space Telescope photo of the month

By Alan Palazon Published

Astrophotography NASA/ESA have released their favorite image snapped by the James Webb Space Telescope in October, which depicts a “turbulent” stellar nursery

Astrophotography
Golden sunlight illuminates tall reeds silhouetted against a dark, misty background
Under-14 photography winner captures the last rays of winter sunshine and turns them into magic – honored in major wildlife competition

By Kim Bunermann Published

NEWS The photography talent from Germany scoops the top honor with a 1/500sec capture of the Lake Phoenix in Dortmund

NEWS
Photos of two young women by Eva Verbeeck
Belgian photographer Eva Verbeeck grew up dreaming of the “American girl”. Then she spent six years shooting 400+ real ones on large-format film, and the results are extraordinary

By Tom May Published

Her new book swaps the girls of films and magazines for real ones she photographed across 28 states

Portrait Photography
Black-and-white jumping spider staring straight at the camera with two huge black eyes and two smaller ones beside them, its head and furry front legs dotted with spiky yellow and cream pollen grains
This regal-looking spider is smaller than a fingernail, but thanks to clever use of focus stacking, we can see it in incredible detail

By Tom May Published

John-Oliver Dum’s prize-winning image transforms a tiny garden hunter into an imposing portrait.

Awards and Competitions
A young woman peers over a newspaper, another smokes with a pair of binoculars in her hand, and a third stands silhouetted behind a lace curtain. These unseen photos capture what it felt like to be young and female in 1970s America

By Tom May Published

Sherrie Nickol's earliest photographs, shot in the late 1970s and unseen for nearly 50 years, have been collected in a new book

Books
Images from Kodak Colorama Archive
A family packs up a station wagon, water skiers race towards the lens, and astronauts walk on the Moon: these giant Kodak photos once lit up Grand Central Terminal and revisiting them today is a strange and unsettling experience

By Tom May Published

Book A new two-volume book from Gestalten revisits Kodak’s Colorama, the 18m-wide backlit photographs that dominated Grand Central Station for 40 years.

Book
Two translucent amphipods, one pale grey and one amber, cling together against a dark background framed by the network of a decaying leaf, while a small mayfly larva sits in a hole in the leaf
At the bottom of a stream, two tiny shrimp-like creatures are caught on camera clinging together among the lace-like veins of a rotting leaf

By Tom May Published

István Hogya’s runner-up image in the OurNature awards reveals a miniature world barely visible to the naked eye.

Nature and Wildlife Photography
Photograph taken by Digital Camera magazine reader Dave Newman, of a kingfisher emerging from the water with a freshly caught fish.
Still a great camera, Sony A9's power and precision capture a kingfisher with freshly caught fish

By Digital Camera Published

rate my photo Released in 2017, the A9's sticky subject tracking and blistering burst rate helped Dave Newman bag his "best-ever" kingfisher shot

rate my photo
Red stag deer photographed in the fog at sunrise
Glowing photo of deer at sunrise is the perfect example of why good photographs don’t need “good weather”

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

WILDLIFE In one of Getty's top photos of this week, a photographer captured stunning images of deer in the fog

WILDLIFE
Architects.
Behind every beautiful building is an architect with vision and aspirations. This photographer reveals the creatives who build Britain

By Alan Palazon Published

News Timothy Soar’s exhibition, Reinventing Practice, highlights the people working to reshape the built environment, revealing the personalities and optimism behind the industry's response to environmental change

News
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