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Shadow of two children on fence.
“It carried more emotional weight than I had realized at the time,” says award-winning photographer about her “ordinary” black-and-white portrait

By Alan Palazon Last updated

Awards Australian photographer Carly Goldsmith won the “People” category of the 2026 Mono Awards with her seemingly ordinary, yet emotionally charged frame, while two other black-and-white images also snagged top commendations

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School of mobula rays.
“With marine life, you never know what you might see, and that’s part of the magic,” says underwater photographer on her Mono Award-winning image

By Alan Palazon Published

Black & White Australian underwater photographer Brooke Pyke recently won a Mono Award with a dramatic black-and-white scene of a school of mobula rays in Mexico

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Lunar crater
NASA discovered the “once in a century” Moon crater by comparing years of lunar photographs from two different types of cameras

By Alan Palazon Published

News The space agency analyzed millions of pixels taken by an ultra-wide-angle and mega-telephoto setup over 14 years, proving that, sometimes, one rig just isn’t enough to get the job done

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Adobe Premiere mobile on an Android device
Adobe’s popular video editor has finally arrived on Android – and it’s free. Adobe Premiere mobile is built for faster edits for creators

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

VIDEO Nearly one year after launching for iPhone, Adobe Premiere is now available on Android devices

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Underwater view of a Northern Gannet swimming through green water toward the camera, with sunlight filtering from the surface.
Photographer captures species capable of diving at up to 53mph – faster than Olympic divers! His image 'Sunball Rocket' just won the grand prize in the world's largest bird photography competition

By Kim Bunermann Published

NEWS Shot with a full-frame mirrorless camera and a DSLR fisheye lens, the image of a northern gannet bursting through the sun as it pierces the water wins a major award

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A low-angle, black-and-white photo of Cameron Winter passionately singing and playing an electric guitar onstage under bright stage lights.
The unsung art of standing in the pit as a music photographer: three decades of rock history and Gibson guitars through the lens of Scarlet Page

By Tom May Published

NEWS A new exhibition brings together on-stage, backstage and stage-side portraits of everyone from Kiss to Geese

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Everything Happens All The Time
Simon King’s new documentary captures the photographers documenting London today for tomorrow's history

By Sebastian Oakley Published

News Simon King captures the strange, obsessive and brilliant world of London street photography in this new documentary

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Fox Talbot (1800 -1877) right, is adjusting the lens on a large 'box' camera, whilst an assistant copies an engraving, left
Taking a single photograph used to take several minutes or even hours… By accident, this Englishman discovered a solution that created a photograph in a minute or less

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

HISTORY On this day in history, one of photography’s early pioneers discovered an essential step in analog photography that allowed photographs to be taken in seconds, rather than minutes

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Two clowns stand talking on a night-time pavement outside a shuttered baby goods shop, lit by the shop's glowing window display.
French photographer Nicolas Rachline transforms deserted streets into film noir, elevates mood over moment, and demonstrates that every picture doesn't actually need to tell a story

By Tom May Published

This music video producer turned photographer presents a decade of nocturnal, cinematic street imagery in his debut book

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Interior of Veselka diner, New York.
What does a city lose when its ‘ordinary’ places disappear? The photography couple's “race against time” to document New York’s mom-and-pop diners

By Alan Palazon Published

Photojournalists James and Karla Murray’s new book, Counter Culture: New York City’s Greatest Diners and Luncheonettes, celebrates the timeless history of these “mom-and-pop” restaurants – community pillars facing increasing uncertainty amid gentrification and shifting consumerism

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