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Italian actress Sophia Loren (C) holds a professional camera as she sits among photographers during a photocall for "Voce Umana" at the 67th edition of the Cannes Film Festival in Cannes, southern France, on May 21, 2014.

How will you fare in my photography general knowledge quiz?

By Mike Harris published

Quiz Color temperature, bridge cameras and famous photographers all feature in my latest general knowledge quiz

Quiz
A screengrab from a Canon camera showing the Action Priority locking on to a soccer player with a blue autofocus box over the head of the player with the ball

Canon's Action Priority and Register Face Priority modes are the sporting world's worst kept secret for top soccer shots

By Dan Mold published

New features exclusive to Canon's flagship EOS R1 and EOS R5 Mark II make it easier than ever to take top shots of soccer, basketball and volleyball

Sports Photography
Image depicting the Nikon Df, Olympus PEN-F and Fujifilm X-T1

When did the retro camera trend start? (Spoiler: it's earlier than you think!) Here's a timeline of vintage-styled cameras

By James Artaius published

TIMELINE We all know that retro cameras are ultra-popular… but when did the craze for classic-looking cameras become a thing?

TIMELINE
Person shooting with Nikon Z 24-105mm f/4-7.1

Snails could overtake Nikon’s new zoom lens, but I think I’m a fan

By Mike Harris published

Opinion I had complicated feelings about Nikon’s narrow Z 24-105mm f/4-7.1, but I think I've come around to this cut-price, cut-weight, telephoto zoom

Opinion
A hand holding the Nikon Z 180-600mm lens with a great price deal logo

If I were starting my Pro Sports Photography career again, I’d buy this 180-600mm lens - it's currently got $200 off and under $2,000

By Sebastian Oakley published

Opinion Why this Nikon 180–600mm makes big primes feel obsolete

Opinion
Black and white image of steep street in San Francisco

"I had used to have an arty black & white framed poster like these photos of the famous steep streets of San Francisco. That's probably why I enjoyed taking so many photos there!"

By Peter Travers published

How to How Canon pro photographer Peter Travers left his heart in San Francisco when shooting the city’s iconic street scenes

How to
Photograph titled Jungle Keeper, by Karine Aigner of the USA, winner of the General (color) category in the 14th season of the HIPA (Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum International Photography Award) photography competition. Image description: In Yasuni National Park, a majestic male jaguar prowls through a clay lick in the lush Amazon depths, its muddy paws leaving soft imprints on the mossy bank. In the humid gloom, the jaguar's spotted coat gleams against rugged rocks and shallow, rippling water. Even from over 100 feet away, its piercing gaze commands awe, a rare public appearance before quietly slipping back into the dense forest.

"This was the first jaguar I'd ever seen, but I wasn't there to photograph one", admits HIPA 2025 category winner Karine Aigner

By Niall Hampton published

news The American photographer recalls the moment a big cat walked into her scene during a wildlife workshop in Ecuador

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four photos of bikes covered with rain covers

"I became borderline obsessive": Why I couldn't stop photographing covered motorbikes

By Benedict Brain published

Art of Seeing Benedict Brain kindles a passion for covered motorbikes as an unlikely form of street art

Art of Seeing
DJI Mavic 4 Pro drone flying

Is DJI banned in the US? Yes, but there’s some fine print. This is what the DJI "ban" really means

By Hillary K. Grigonis published

DRONES Future DJI drone launches won't be legal to sell in the US, but American pilots can still buy – and fly – existing models

DRONES
Nikon D850 close up

DSLRs are dead? But the Nikon D850 didn’t get the Memo, and it's got a $650 discount!

By Sebastian Oakley published

Deal An iconic workhorse hits its lowest price: Nikon D850 now just $1,996.95 - who said DSLRs are dead?

Deal
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