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A Vulture perched on a deceased animal

I went on a quest to photograph the last of the vultures

By Kim Bunermann published

OPINION Prasenjit Dutta offers a lament for a disappearing species, highlighting his commitment to conservation and nature education

OPINION

6 Months, 200 Feet of film, 36 rolls, and 864 frames: Here's why Fomapan 400 is my forever film stock

By Sebastian Oakley published

Opinion 200 Feet of film, 36 rolls, and 864 frames: Here's why Fomapan 400 is now my forever film stock

Opinion

Panavision turns 70, reveals 16 innovations it brought to legendary movies from Ben-Hur to Wicked. Here are my favorites…

By Mike Harris published

Feature As the legendary lens and camera maker looks back over its 70-year history, here are my fav optical blockbuster hits made possible by Panavision

Feature
Sailing boat at low tide in front of moody sky with bright sunrise

I had no time to lose when photographing this golden sunset, so I turned my camera bag into an impromptu tripod...

By Mike Harris published

Photo of the day Photo of the Day: Sam Evans was determined to capture this golden sunset, but time wasn’t on his side and he didn’t have a tripod. Thankfully, he came up with an ingenious workaround

Photo of the day
Nikon D850 close up

Why I regret skipping the Nikon D850—and why you shouldn’t at $2,196

By Sebastian Oakley published

Opinion Hindsight is wonderful, but in 2017 I rejected the Nikon D850 because it wasn't 50MP – that was a MASSIVE mistake, but now it's $800 off

Opinion

Unsightly halos on your photographs? It’s probably chromatic aberration – aka color fringing – here's what you need to know

By Mike Harris published

Feature Chromatic aberration is something all photographers have to deal with, so here's what it is and what you can do about it

Feature
A black and white image of 11 workers sitting on an iron girder high above New York, during the building of the Rockefeller Center

I think restoring this iconic photo with AI is heresy and sets a dangerous precedent

By Mike Harris published

Opinion This video of Topaz Labs’ AI upscaling the legendary ‘Lunch Atop a Skyscraper’ photograph just doesn’t sit right with me, here’s why…

Opinion
Close-up of a lioness looking right towards the lens, having blood on her mouth

"I photographed this lioness gorged on a kill… Every now and then, she glared at me, as if she was sizing up her next meal!"

By Kim Bunermann published

Interview Ian Plant on making a career change, why reinvention is key and his mission to inspire wildlife conservation

Interview
Canon EOS R5 and Hound's Tor, Dartmoor, at night

I bought a Canon R3 – but I've never used it for the camera's intended purpose!

By David Clapp published

Perhaps the answer to a different way of thinking about photography is to use different equipment!

A black and white image of two humpback whales – mother and calf – ascending from the deep, rays of light framing them.

"Two humpback whales literally came right up underneath me and one was looking straight at me as I took this photo"

By Niall Hampton published

Photo of the Day Renee Capozzola’s incredible black-and-white image of a humpback whale and calf won the HIPA General Category (black and white). Here’s its story…

Photo of the Day
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