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Landscape books

I’ve compiled the best landscape photography books from my library to inspire your next outdoor adventure

By Kalum Carter published

Feature Breathtaking imagery, expert advice, and the stories behind the world’s most captivating landscapes

Feature
Astronaut Don Pettit floats aboard the ISS with several cameras and lenses

Even NASA astronauts love retro camera gear. Don Pettit admits to using this vintage 1980s lens in space

By Hillary K. Grigonis published

RETRO GEAR The 1980s Noct Nikkor 58mm f/1.2 is so iconic for astrophotography, it's still used in space

RETRO GEAR

"Smile, Human!" Just how much competition does AI really pose to photographers?

By Ariane Sherine published

Opinion Can you imagine how well AI will really be able to handle people? Perhaps the way to succeed as a photographer will be to embrace humanity.

Opinion
01 January, 1989US invasion of Panama during Operation Just Cause. By December, General Noriega's days as president were numbered as the US responded to his declaration of war. Noriega was eventually tracked down where he had sought asylum in a Vatican embassy.

What have we done? World Press Photo celebrates 70th anniversary with major exhibition

By Kalum Carter published

A landmark show curated by Cristina de Middel revisits seven decades of powerful, provocative, and sometimes problematic images that shaped how we see the world

Photojournalism
An image of astronaut Don Pettit looking at the Earth from the ISS Cupola

Golden hour is more like “the golden five seconds” on the International Space Station. Astronauts Don Pettit and Matthew Dominick share the challenges – and hacks – of photography in space

By Hillary K. Grigonis last updated

NASA In a captivating podcast, two NASA photographers and astronauts just shared what it's like to take photographs in space

NASA
Casey Cooper - Lifeboat “This image is of a mother brown bear carrying her cubs back to shore in Katmai National Park, Alaska, United States. They had napped in low tide after digging for clams for a few hours. They were clearly exhausted and didn’t wake up until the water had risen around them. The cubs were scared and too young to swim. The sow let the cubs get on her back to bring them to safety. I watched as the story unfolded. I had a feeling she would end up putting the cubs on her back and was hoping for just that. Sure enough, once the water rose a bit more, they woke up andm cubs crying, the mother huffed and they knew to climb up and get a ride back to shore. It’s one of my favorite moments I’ve witnessed.” 

More than 200 leading photographers offer images of hope to support global conservation

By Kalum Carter published

News Limited-edition prints from world-renowned photographers raise funds for Conservation International

News
View of the 'Sunset Lake' hot spring with it's unique colors caused by brown, orange and yellow algae-like bacteria called Thermophiles, that thrive in the cooling water turning the vivid aqua-blues to a murkier greenish brown, in the Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming on June 1, 2011.

12 incredible US national parks for landscape photographers you simply have to tick off your bucket list

By Jamie Carter last updated

FEATURE From sea to shining sea, these are some of the best photographic locations in the US

FEATURE
A close-up of a person cupping their neck, wearing earrings and multiple rings, set against a soft, blurred white background

The perfect lens for your portrait photography: Why focal length matters

By Kim Bunermann published

HOW TO Discover how these focal lengths can transform your portrait photography – and how each one shapes the way your subject is seen

HOW TO
Sample images taken with the PolarPro CineGold

I’m a soft-spoken introvert. The camera gave me the courage to speak up

By Hillary K. Grigonis published

OPINION I'm still an introvert, but photography has given me a voice

OPINION
Portrait photograph of a woman taken by Ariane Sherine and edited with so-called glamour effects

Photographers are wrong – it IS okay to use AI 'glamor effects' in this day and age

By Ariane Sherine published

Opinion Facetune? Faceapp? Photographers might look down on AI glamour effects… but they can deliver better images, happier clients and more money faster

Opinion
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