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An older man holding a camera and a woman stand together in a grassy field under a cloudy sky with concerned expressions.
Movies featuring real-life photographers don't always hit the right notes, but new Netflix movie H for Hawk gets Fleet Street legend Alisdair Macdonald spot on

By Tom May Published

Brendan Gleeson plays the real Daily Mirror shooter, whose actual pictures anchor this Claire Foy grief drama

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Nikon Z8
Popular Nikon gear is now up to 44% off across DSLR and mirrorless cameras and lenses

By Kim Bunermann Published

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

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The "World’s Worst Photographer" just released her images for us all to see – let’s break down why these photos of Iceland suck and how they could be improved

By Alan Palazon Last updated

News When Icelandair put out the call for a “really bad photographer,” French woman Blanche Mortemard answered. Now, her terrible images of Iceland are going on display, and we get to critique them

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Photo of humpback whale off the coast of South Africa taken by wildlife photographer Chris Fallows
"Being seasick, sunburnt, dusty, flooded and sometimes scared are all part of it, but getting the shot means any hardship is quickly forgotten" – wildlife photographer Chris Fallows on his spectacular shots of whales

By Niall Hampton Published

INTERVIEW The award-winning photographer captured 299 different humpback whales in a day, setting a world record – here's how

INTERVIEW
ColorChecker on gallery wall.
This rainbow chart has been keeping pro photographers in check for 50 years – ColorChecker is celebrating its big birthday with a virtual museum

By Alan Palazon Published

News To celebrate 50 years of the ColorChecker, the calibration tool's manufacturer has just launched an online history of the iconic tool

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A street performer at night, with blurred traffic in the streets, edited in Adobe Camera RAW
My favorite retro lens filter for a film-like look is now a digital slider. Adobe has sneak-launched a new “glow” slider, and I’m already obsessed

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

ADOBE Adobe Camera RAW now has a new "glow" slider that mimics the diffusion of retro film lenses

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TOPSHOT - An aerial view shows houses lying deluged in sludge after flash floods at Devighat, Bidur Municipality in Nepal's Nuwakot district on August 27, 2026. Nepal's disaster agency said that 823 people remained out of contact on August 27, more than 24 hours after a deadly flood tore through the border region with Tibet. (Photo by Prabin RANABHAT / AFP via Getty Images)
There’s power in a simple camera angle. From Dolly Parton to natural disasters, the best news photos this week highlight the power of composition

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

NEWS The most powerful news photographs this week highlight the power of composition and camera angle as a storytelling tool

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Polar bear peering through a circular hole in ice against a bright blue sky
Eight hours after drilling an adjacent hole in the Arctic ice, this photographer finally captured a polar bear staring straight into his DSLR lens

By Kim Bunermann Published

NEWS Norwegian photographer Audun Rikardsen waited hours for this extraordinary seal's-eye view of a polar bear – now highlighted by the world's leading wildlife photography competition

NEWS
A publicity still from the BBC drama Einstein and Eddington shows David Tennant as Eddington and Andy Serkis as Einstein, standing together in period suits in front of a chalkboard.
Andrew Crommelin and Charles Davidson took the photograph that proved Einstein right about the universe in 1919. So why does history only remember Arthur Eddington's name?

By Tom May Published

Features The photographer who gets the credit isn't always the one who took the decisive shot

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Person wearing headlamp shines beam form lamp towards starry night sky.
Africa's best night-safari destinations could also be dream locations for astrophotographers

By Alan Palazon Published

News A new study ranks Africa's best destinations for seeing wildlife after dark – but its findings also reveal where photographers can escape light pollution and capture star-filled skies

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