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Shot by a chemistry student, this award-winning photo of a glowing mosquito shines a light on the unseen beauty of scientific research
News Notre Dame University student has won a photography award for a striking image revealing a world most never see
V-flats are usually boring bits of photography kit. But Westcott just re-invented this classic studio staple
OPINION V-flats are usually large foam core pieces, but Westcott has made a collapsible option with machine-washable fabrics
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Science photo contest winner hopes “unexpected” award will kickstart a professional photography career
News Gunnar Hartmann recently won the 2026 Scientists at Work photo contest and hopes the unexpected award marks the start of a professional wildlife photography career
Photographer has nervy encounter with enormous grizzly bear in Alaska
News A photographer has gone viral on TikTok after recording an intense staredown with a beastly Alaskan brown bear
Over 4,000 images and 20 years later, researchers have shed much-needed light on this elusive Amazonian dog
News Researchers tracked the rare canine species over 23 years, using a network of camera traps to snap 4,635 images of them across regions of Bolivia and Peru
Arnold Schwarzenegger on low-angle photography: "They always shoot up, so the camera is right there in front of you… you will always look like a stud"
NEWS A new Taschen book collects seven decades of Schwarzenegger photography, shot by some of the greatest names in the business.
Colossal underwater caves and playful bear cubs among winning scenes from World Oceans Day photography competition
News The winning images from the United Nations-hosted competition have been announced – with this year’s edition including a new “Connecting Oceans” category
"It feels like cheating": Over-reliance on AI editing software is making photographers lazy – and core camera skills are not being learned
opinion Is AI making it so easy to create perfect-looking photos that there’s less incentive to get them right in-camera? And if so, what’s that doing to our photography skills?
