Latest about Photography
The US Copyright Office could drastically increase fees for photographers this fall – but a subscription option isn’t yet off the table
NEWS The cost for registering a US Copyright for a group of photos will increase from $55 to $85 if Congress does not change the propsed fees
From Japanese parks to German playgrounds, Kerstin Weiser uses harsh flash lighting and color-matched costumes to fuse humans with concrete structures
NEWS Kerstin Weiser's award-winning series turns willing volunteers into living extensions of concrete scales and painted slides
How Christopher Nolan made a 300-Pound IMAX camera disappear between his actors
News The Odyssey’s biggest IMAX trick was literally smoke and mirrors
This photo masters light, melding narrative and composition to win an award – and it was shot with an iPhone
Hungarian photographer Gellért Gombai subtly infused the backstory into his award-winning image using light and shadows, adding deeper meaning to an otherwise abstract photo
The best video editing software in 2026
Buying guide The best video editing software can help you turn your video clips into polished and professional movie productions
Think you look cool with a camera in hand? Nobody’s as cool as this NASA photographer riding in an F-18 jet!
NEWS NASA photographer Jim Ross soared the Washington, D.C skies snapping photos of the US capital during the country’s 250th anniversary. Sorry guys, but we’ll never be as cool as this photographer…
This contrasting scene of a countryside picnic on an urban rooftop won a major photography award – and now it’s your chance
News Photographer Mithail Afrige Chowdhury won £10,000 from the 2025 Wellcome Photography Prize for capturing human resilience among urban expansion – and now you can enter the 2027 awards
Forget "Hand of God" is this football's "Camera of God"? Why a cable-suspended camera is being blamed by Norway for its World Cup defeat
News England’s World Cup Quarter-Final clash with Norway marred by controversy, but data suggests that cable-suspended camera wasn’t to blame
"Digital sucks": I think all photographers should watch Olivia Wilde’s tour of Kodak’s New York film lab
Opinion This tour of Kodak's New York film lab provides an education in film processing that even digital photographers can benefit from
When Oliver Klink photographed rural Europe's disappearing communities, many of them looked straight down the lens. Some might see that as a problem for documentary work, but I'd argue it's actually a sign of success
NEWS The award-winning Swiss photographer's online exhibition has a lot of eye contact, and that's the thing I love most
