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Close-up of a white bird's face with a black eye patch and a pale orange beak against a blue background
"It was almost ​​​​impossible to keep the camera steady. In the remote Almirantazgo Sound, the biting cold, ever-changing light and unpredictable wind forced me to readjust my stance and refocus after every blast of photos" says award-winning photographer

By Kim Bunermann Published

NEWS With 14-year-old DSLR gear, this photographer braved Chile's challenges to capture a stunning Black-browed Albatross – and won a major prize

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Small yellow-brown bird perched on a thin branch against a blurred green and yellow background
All award-winning photographers started somewhere – 10 photography contests to get your photography noticed this September

By Kim Bunermann Published

UPDATE These international photography contests want to see your images and are open to photographers of all levels

UPDATE
August Sander: Bohemians (Willy Bongard and Gottfried Brockmann), 1922-1925
Taken from the last years of Imperial Germany, and through the Weimar Republic into the Nazi era, these rarely seen images by pioneering portrait photographer August Sander highlight just how wide his range was

By Tom May Published

A new exhibition marking the photographer's 150th anniversary digs into the lesser-known corners of his archive

Galleries and Exhibitions
Total solar eclipse, Vicuña, Chile, 2019
How to plan and where to go for the "eclipse of the century" – the 2027 total solar eclipse

By Jamie Carter Published

2027 ECLIPSE The complete guide to photographing "the eclipse of the century" on August 02 2027

2027 ECLIPSE
Film still from the 2026 movie The Girl with the Leica
New film 'The Girl with the Leica' reminds the world that photographer "Robert Capa" wasn't a real person, but a shared byline that almost erased Gerda Taro's name from history

By Tom May Published

News Premiering at Venice Bienale, the movie retells the story of a real-life female photographer whose shots were credited to someone else.

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Yellow and gray bird perched on a branch, closely observing a delicate spider web with a blurred green background
"For three years, I had tried many times to get a decent photo of this species, but I hadn't yet succeeded. What you see before you is a dream fulfilled" – Young wildlife photographer scoops top youth prize in major bird photography competition

By Kim Bunermann Published

NEWS After spotting a Plain-backed Antpitta in El Queremal, Colombia, this young photographer discovered a true treasure of a bird in the woods and a detail that made this award-winning Canada Warbler photo even more special

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A extreme close-up of two young downy eagle owl chicks nestled together, one squawking with its beak wide open to reveal a pink mouth while the other rests with its eyes closed
This bird's fearsome, wide-open beak looks like it's picking a fight – but actually it's just a chick asking for food

By Tom May Published

NEWS Philipp Egger spent years returning to the same nest, working unseen, until he captured this dramatic shot.

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A black and white photograph taken through a car window of a young woman leaning out, her hand raised to her hair, as other passengers sit behind her.
Photographer Henry Wessel modified his camera so he could shoot one-handed through the windshield while driving on his daily commute – and according to him, "A glance was enough"

By Tom May Published

A new exhibition in New York revisits the portfolio Henry Wessel built traffic with one hand on the wheel

Galleries and Exhibitions
Man adjusting a camera or device with red lights in a dark room, illuminated by focused lighting
"Quality, color and reliability" – How this Scandinavian company has shaped the future of photography

By Kim Bunermann Published

INTERVIEW Capture One CEO Rafael Orta explains how Denmark’s history of color reproduction, precision engineering and imaging expertise helped create a company whose influence reaches far beyond its size

INTERVIEW
A colour photograph of a weathered green child's tricycle parked on a driveway in front of a suburban house.
William Eggleston's photographs were once voted the most hated of the year – but this new retrospective proves just how wrong critics can be

By Tom May Published

News The London exhibition marks 50 years since critics called Eggleston's color photographs "banal" and "boring"

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