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RIP Jack Thornell: the press photographer who captured James Meredith's assassination attempt, but worried he'd be fired for not getting the photo – only to go on and win a Pulitzer
Obituary We look back at the late photojournalist's extraordinary career
Magnum photographer Raghu Rai was cremated with a Nikon Z8 and a roll of expired Kodak film
News At the funeral of India's greatest documentary photographer, the two objects placed on his chest told his whole story
RIP Raghu Rai: India's greatest documentary photographer dies aged 83
A Magnum member handpicked by Cartier-Bresson, Raghu Rai spent 60 years documenting India with patience and courage
Fine art photographer and adventurer sets new Cape to Cape world Record capturing the whole journey on camera
News Photographer, John Balsdon, led a crew of six adventurers over 20,000km from Norway to South Africa breaking the record previously set by a Canadian duo in 1984 – and he’s going to make a feature film about it
National Geographic was my "photography bible" - and now 20 years later, it’s shaping my eye all over again
Opinion Why reopening National Geographic after 20 years felt like meeting my younger, photographic self again
These black-and-white photos reveal the individuals behind the uniforms of the UK's oldest army regiment
Feature Norwegian photographer Glenn Røkeberg offers an intimate black-and-white insight into Britain’s Household Cavalry in his new photobook, Trusted Guardians: Inside the Mounted Regiment
From gold mine to auction house: what Sebastiao Salgado's latest print sale teaches us about making photos that really matter
News As signed prints attached six-figure sums, there are lessons for every photographer who's ever doubted the value of their work
Forget frames per second – this WW1 photographer captured galloping horses using a glass plate camera that took 3 frames PER MINUTE!
HISTORY British WW1 photographer, John Warwick Brooke, used a cumbersome glass plate camera to snap galloping horses
These astonishing American Civil War photos are 160 years old – but some of them feel surprisingly contemporary
News The National Gallery of Art just acquired 35 images that remind us that tech changes, but the rules of good composition are eternal
This photograph is nearly 110 years old, but it still creates a knot in my stomach. Tense WWI photo proves that the key to a good image is the emotional reaction it creates
HISTORY The image depicts the tense moment before British troops launched a trench raid during the Battle of The Somme in 1916
