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I've been photographing total solar eclipses for over 40 years – and this is what it was like chasing totality with a film camera back before the internet
Solar eclipse In the first of a three-part series, David S Young recalls what it was like to photograph a total solar eclipse with film cameras and without the aid of the internet
How do you define photography in a single sentence? No-one can agree – so this new book charts 200 years of it instead
NEWS An impressive new volume from Thames & Hudson features 320 pages of the landmark images that built the medium
Legendary Japanese photographer behind David Bowie's iconic "Heroes" cover honored with Lifetime Achievement Award – Sukita defined decades of music photography
NEWS Inspired by memories of his father taking photos on the front line during WWII, Masayoshi Sukita spent decades capturing music's most influential artists. Now he receives Abbey Road's prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award
Got a modern mirrorless camera? You’re probably thinking about ISO all wrong
Features Keeping ISO low isn't always the answer – modern mirrorless cameras often feature a clever bit of tech to make higher ISOs even more usable
Climate change is invisible. These powerful photographs are anything but
Features The top news photographs this week prove the power of framing as photojournalists turned their lens towards wildfires, drought, and flooding
Being an amateur photographer might be the greatest creative freedom of all
Opinion Why being an “amateur photographer” might be the best title any photographer can have
The world's largest cyanotype is so big, it took more than 100 people to create – but the hardest part is still ahead
CYANOTYPE A group of artists in Michigan took over an entire bridge to create a cyanotype that could break the world record
Ben Marcin photographed dozens of abandoned houses in exactly the same way for 20 years, and his new book is a masterclass in editing
News This new photobook about Baltimore's stubborn, solitary buildings offers an important lesson about organising a series
Luminous "ghost net" wins prestigious photography award while shedding light on growing threat to mangrove swamps
NEWS Gaurav Patil is the 2026 Mangrove Photographer of the Year for his image of a discarded fishing net glowing under UV light entangled in a mangrove, highlighting the growing threat "ghost gear" poses to these marine ecosystems
"I had no right to do it alone," says world-renowned photographer Sølve Sundsbø on why India needed more than one photographic voice for the 2027 Pirelli Calendar
The celebrated photographer reflects on collaborating with Raghu Rai and Avani Rai for the Pirelli Calendar 2027 and why India demanded more than one perspective
