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“Make this look like film” – I tried VSCO’s new AI prompt photo editing. It’s not perfect, but it did generate retro looks

By Hillary K. Grigonis published

VSCO Photo editing app VSCO has launched a new Prompt tool inside its AI Lab

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D90R8B A man walking by a large No Photos Please sign on the wall of Village Underground in Holywell Lane, Shoreditch, London.

I’m sick and tired of being told to stop taking photos on the street, so I was flabbergasted when a security guard did this!

By Matthew Richards published

opinion Where’s the harm in standing in a public place, taking photos of equally public places around town? I don’t know, but I keep getting the cold shoulder… but last week, the very opposite happened

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Church at sunset with purple sky

Why on earth would you turn your back to the sun to photograph a landscape at sunset?

By Peter Travers published

How to I turned my back on a perfect sunset, and it was the best decision I ever made

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A black and white, close-up photograph captures an intimate moment between two foxes, where a smaller kit affectionately nuzzles and nibbles the snout of a larger fox that has its eyes closed in a serene expression

Love bites: This powerful wildlife photo, taken with a Sony A1, captures the beautiful chaos of motherhood

By Tom May published

WINNER Photographer Janet Gustin froze a split-second moment of tender chaos in this award-winning image

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GuruShots: Winning images from the latest Monochrome Moments and Powerful Black & White challenges

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We teamed up with GuruShots to showcase the very best images from its latest online photography competitions.

Annie Leibovitz attends the press Preview of "WOMEN: New Portraits" The Wapping Project on January 13, 2016 in London, England. (Photo by Mike Marsland/WireImage)

"No, The Queen didn't walk out": Annie Leibovitz reveals the truth behind her infamous royal photo shoot

By Tom May published

News The portrait photographer recalls what really happened during her historic session at Buckingham Palace in 2007.

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A tennis player in a turquoise outfit prepares to swing a racket on a blue court, with a ball in mid-air. Bright spotlighting creates shadows

Winner of world’s biggest sports photography competition crowned for mind-blowing timing and composition

By Kim Bunermann published

WINNER This alignment existed for less than a heartbeat – and is now globally recognized, beating 23,130 submissions from the world’s best professional sport photographers

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A slightly soft black and white shot of a deer stood still and looking directly towards the camera, while a herd of deer run behind it – a slightly long exposure has been used to turn the deer behind into a rush of movement

OK, I’ll admit it… I’ve used black and white to cover up a bad photo before!

By Dan Mold published

How to I've used B&W as a crutch before and I'd bet we probably all have, too!

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Screen shots from Adorama and Gavin Hoey's video on 3 Smart Ways to Use Grip Arms, showing Gavin holding a grip arm with an inset picture of a model captured using the grip arm

What on earth is a grip arm - and why you need one in your photo studio set-up?

By Mike Harris published

News The grip arm is an essential piece of equipment in the studio photographer’s arsenal. Here are three top grip arm uses…

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A child with blue skin sits calmly as an adult applies paint to their face in a dimly lit room

Shot with a Fujifilm X-T4 camera, this entrancing image beautifully captures an ancient Hindu ritual

By Tom May published

NEWS Indranil Sengupta's award-winning shot captures the intimate moment a young performer is transformed into a Hindu deity

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