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70% of photos on your camera roll are forgotten – and many photographers will relate to "digital photo overload"
NEWS Report says only 27.8% images shot on a phone camera are ever revisited – a pattern also familiar to mirrorless and DSLR photography
This photographer took the iconic Oppenheimer portrait using his exclusive Manhattan Project access
Feature Ed Westcott was assigned to the top-secret Manhattan Project and immortalized the "father of the A-bomb"
Stunning lakes, rugged mountains, and quaint villages – this is the UK’s most photographed national park
NEWS The results of a survey to find out which of the UK’s national parks is the most photographed are in, and you’ll love these images of it
An “achingly beautiful” photo series of life and death has just won a Pulitzer. Jahi Chikwendiu's series on young adult cancer brought immediate tears to my eyes
AWARDS Photojournalist Jahi Chikwendiu has won a Pulitzer Prize for a heartbreaking series documenting a young family welcoming their first child amid a terminal cancer diagnosis
From Victorian portraits through Nazi archives to NYC in the 70s: these photo works just earned major recognition
NEWS Historical photography, archival images, and personal storytelling dominate the longlist for UK's leading prize for photography and moving image publishing
Saher Alghorra picked up his first camera less than a decade ago – but his Pulitzer-winning photos stopped me in my tracks
PULITZER Photographer Saher Alghorra has won a Pulitzer Prize for his work documenting the crisis in Gaza – and one photo in particular proves the power of juxtaposition
Manual exposure won’t make you a better photographer – want to get off auto? Do this instead
Opinion Manual exposure isn’t a quick fix. Switch for the wrong reason and it’ll make your photos worse, not better! But if you long to be more active in your creative decision making, there’s a halfway house between auto and manual
This famous photo of New York workers eating lunch on a steel girder has been seen by billions, but the daredevil story of how it was photographed can only now be told
History A new book unpacks the untold story behind Lunch on a Beam, the 1932 publicity photo that became a 20th-century icon
Is your vintage film camera still telling the truth? Light meter watch could be more useful now than in film’s heyday
News Vintage cameras don’t always have reliable light meters – if they have one at all. Wearable light meter Kickstarter seeks to solve poor exposure, so you can stop wasting film and missing moments
