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NASA astronaut eyes up this amazing composition of the eye of a super typhoon from space
News NASA flight engineer Anil Menon snapped this image of the eye of the storm with his iPhone from aboard the International Space Station
These nearly 125-year-old photographs are made of glass. They still survived 960 miles in Antarctica
HISTORY Imagine not only walking 960 miles / 1540 km in Antarctica – but doing it carrying a camera and glass plate photos
This popular Nikon gear is now up to 44% off
DEALS From classic DSLR bodies and lenses to Nikon's latest Z-series gear, here are the best deals on some of the brand's most popular equipment
"Street photography begins with honesty. It doesn't wait for perfection or performance. It asks us to notice what everyone else walked past"
Award-winning street photography of one of the world's leading photography awards of its kind, featuring striking black-and-white candids and vibrant shadow plays
How to plan photographing August 12's solar eclipse and Perseids meteor shower peak
Astrophotography With a solar eclipse in Europe and North America followed by the peak of the annual Perseid meteor shower, August 12 will bring plenty of photographic opportunities. Here’s how to plan a shoot for both
13 camera traps, 6.5 years, and 1 rare clouded leopard: Photography once again helps wildlife conservation as researchers set a record for the longest a single animal has been studied
News Scientists have tracked an individual Sundra clouded leopard for over 6 years using a network of camera traps on Borneo as part of a wider 15 year study
Scientists capture highest-resolution photos of the Sun’s surface ever, revealing “tiny engines” driving solar activity
News Astrophysicists used a solar telescope fitted with a high-speed camera to capture the frames, which revealed Kelvin-Helmholtz instabilities, a process they now think may be key to understanding how the Sun generates heat
"We're returning control to the photographer" – Capture One CEO on bringing Hasselblad workflows to professionals
INTERVIEW Capture One's Rafael Orta explains why photographers have been requesting Hasselblad support for years, how the company builds its camera profiles, and why color science remains at the heart of professional photography workflows
