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The zoo housing Punch, the viral baby monkey, wants to ban photos – but a ban could have unintended consequences
Opinion Ichikawa City Zoo may ban taking photos after a US tourist jumped into the monkey enclosure to record social media content with the famous macaque
300 images from from Newton, Avedon, Penn and more on display at Yves Saint Laurent exhibition
News The YSL exhibition will explore the intimate relationship between the couturier and photography through a vast collection of some 300 images and memorabilia
Nearly 2,000 works from more than 450 artists will create a display of 200 years of photographic history
News The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts is set to open five photography galleries next year, where many of the recently donated works will be displayed
Cinematic black-and-white image wins major photography award – captured on a shepherd's dusty journey toward Turkey's famous Mount Nemrut
AWARDS Using a 70-200mm telephoto lens, the photographer transformed a dusty daily ritual into an award-winning image
12 images across 12 topics in just 24 hours: Oxford Photomarathon challenges photographers to “embrace imperfection”
News The “24-hour photographic adventure” prioritizes speed and creativity with participants capturing an array of images with a tight turnaround
These photos of the very first FIFA World Cup Final are surprisingly good, considering they were taken on 100-year-old cameras
World Cup Camera technology has come a long way in 96 years – but the subject, moment and composition of these World Cup photographs haven’t aged a day
Meet William Constable: The unsung pioneer of photography who helped pave the way for portraiture
News Constable was a 19th-century daguerreotype photographer who captured the first ever photo of British royalty
Elusive Indonesian parrot “lost” to science photographed for only the second time in 100 years
News This rare lorikeet was discovered in 1920 and had only been photographed once, in 2014 – until conservationists spotted it again in April
Disputed historic Kodacolor photo of John F. Kennedy's final motorcade belongs to museum, court rules
News The court ruled that the image – snapped shortly before Kennedy was killed – belonged to the official JFK museum in Dallas, despite claims from a private collector that he was the owner
Henri Cartier-Bresson would approve of this Nat Geo award-winning street photo capturing a decisive moment between the real and art world
News The image is a brilliant example of Cartier-Bresson’s “Decisive Moment” philosophy: the split second when all elements of a scene come together in perfect harmony
