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A wood-panelled station wagon is parked outside a small white cottage with green trim and a Cosmos sign, the sea stretching out behind under a pale blue sky.

This book changed color photography forever by turning Cape Cod’s quiet light into high art – 50 years later, it's back and better

By Tom May Published

News This stunning Joel Meyerowitz project was shot half a century ago but, in this Aperture reissue, the light still looks glorious

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Aerial view of road running through snow-covered field. There is a church and a tree on the left-hand side of the road.

This simple composition is as good as they come – and it just won an aerial photography award

By Alan Palazon Published

News German photographer Aleksandra Wilk infused negative space into this masterfully simple drone shot, winning an International Aerial Photographer of the Year Award

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Memory card prices might not fall until after 2030

By Ben Andrews Published

AI expansion is expected to place continued demand on the global memory supply for years to come

Memory Cards
Two men stand in a rowing boat inside a sea cave, with daylight streaming through a rocky opening ahead of them.

Forget the gear list: Here's what a self-taught Shetland joiner, with a boat strapped to his car, can teach today's photographers about getting the shot that counts

By Tom May Published

NEWS An exhibition marking 150 years of J.D. Rattar proves the best piece of kit a photographer ever owned wasn't a camera at all

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Promotional image for Perfect Days (2023)

As a photographer, it’s easy to chase the spectacular – but this movie teaches you to embrace the everyday

By Alan Palazon Published

Opinion 'Perfect Days' teaches photographers an important lesson: don’t overlook the seemingly mundane details of your life, because hidden among them are untold photo opportunities

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RIP OnePlus: revolutionary phone brand confirms exit from North America and Europe

By Ben Andrews Published

Software updates and after-sales support will continue, but there'll be no new phones

Phones
A close-up, wide-angle shot of a giraffe's head leaning dramatically toward the camera, contrasting its patterned neck and body against a grassy landscape under a dramatic, cloudy sky

This nose-to-lens giraffe photograph earned a major award for its dramatic camera phone perspective

By Tom May Published

NEWS How an ultra-wide lens on an iPhone 13 turned a curious giraffe into an award-winning close-up portrait

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TORONTO, ON- JULY 15 - A swimmer checks out the view of the smoke from Northern Ontario forest fires that has the City of Toronto skyline shrouded in haze as viewed from Humber Park West in Toronto. July 15, 2026. Steve Russell/Toronto Star (Steve Russell/Toronto Star via Getty Images)

These photos are not from an apocalyptic movie set. Achingly beautiful photographs capture the devastation of this week’s wildfires

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

NEWS Yellow smoke creates an eerie atmosphere in some of the best news photos from this week

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Black and white portraits of three rugged coal miners in gear (left) and an older man in a leather jacket and hat at a mining site (right)

Using large-format photography, this student wins two major photo awards for recording coal miners in the last working drift colliery in Western Europe

By Kim Bunermann Published

NEWS Shot on 5x4 large format HP5, the documentary photographer and published photojournalist aims to document the coal mine landscapes and workers "before they vanish under the weight of time"

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Canon EOS R6 Mark II

APS-C cameras dominate used mirrorless rankings in Japan, but this full-frame camera takes No.1 with its DSLR-like handling

By Kim Bunermann Published

NEWS 70% of the Top 10 most-traded mirrorless cameras on Minna Camera Marketplace are APS-C models, while Canon's 40fps full-frame mirrorless secures the top spot in H1 of 2026

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