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Clusters of small grey-capped mushrooms with bright, glowing yellow stalks sprout from a dark, decaying log in a dim forest, with tall tree trunks fading into green woodland behind.
Nestled in a Greek forest, these mushrooms aren’t really glowing yellow – but UV light reveals a hidden side to them

By Tom May Published

NEWS Agorastos Papatsanis wowed the Wildlife Photographer of the Year jury with this shot of beautiful bonnet mushrooms.

NEWS
A woman in a black headscarf and sunglasses climbs a green and red metal fence behind another climber, as a smiling woman in a headscarf looks on from below
"I wanted to kill that image": Why a Magnum photographer tore up her picture of a girl in a headscarf

By Tom May Published

Iranian photojournalist Newsha Tavakolian returns to the crooked, out-of-focus frames of her early years

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A wildlife photography sample taken with the Sony A6700 and FE 70-350mm lens
Can compact, lightweight camera gear be any good at wildlife photography? I took a 2.5lb / 1kg Sony kit to a wildlife refuge

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

OPINION I took the Sony A6700 and 70-350mm lens on a hike to photograph wildlife. I wasn't disappointed

OPINION
A woman in a green coat stands with a wheeled suitcase and one hand raised on a rural road lined with snow-covered trees.
"It reveals no trace": Ruth Kaplan spent five years documenting a border crossing that no longer exists

By Tom May Published

NEWS In her book, the Toronto photographer skips crisis imagery for cab drivers, suitcases and a quiet road

NEWS
A polar bear peers through the open window of a wooden cabin lit by an oil lamp, with snow and ice outside
A polar bear at the window, an imposing elephant and a huddle of huskies: Paul Nicklen's camera craft demonstrates the awesome power that wildlife photography can have

By Tom May Published

NEWS The Canadian veteran wildlife photographer is finally getting a UK show

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White-tailed eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla) with wings spread in water in the Netherlands
From a dramatic whale rescue to artfully arranged birds, these are the best 7 wildlife photographs this week

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

BEST OF THE WEEK I've scoured the web for the top wildlife photos, finding everything from whale rescues to an eagle's catch

BEST OF THE WEEK
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Fujifilm is going on a nationwide tour of the US with free photo workshops, starting in Dallas and Miami

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

WORKSHOPS Fujifilm is launching a series of free photography workshops across the US, beginning next month and continuing into 2027

WORKSHOPS
Self-portrait of Alex Eischeid.
From Amish softball to cinematic self-portraits: VSCO reveals the final batch of billboard-bound images in its photo contest

By Alan Palazon Published

News The photography platform has announced the final images from The Fifty – an ongoing project celebrating photographers across the US

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Film roll toilet paper holder by Elle Studio
"Pooptra 400" – Photographers react to Kodak-inspired camera film toilet paper dispenser

By Alan Palazon Published

News "Perfect for photographers whose rolls of film always turn out 💩"

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James Barnor, Mike Eghan at Piccadilly Circus, London, 1966
Now 96, Ghana’s first photojournalist is a genre-bending storyteller. James Barnor's Outstanding Contribution to Photography

By Hillary K. Grigonis last updated

AWARDS Ghana-born photographer James Barnor is a storyteller across photojournalism, portraits, and street photography

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