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Horrific photograph of starving polar bear still stands out as stark warning this World Photography Day
By Mike Harris Published
News Nine years ago, Cristina Goettsch Mittermeier and Paul Nicklen captured some of the most haunting wildlife imagery I have ever seen

World Photography Day: How NASA imagery has shaped our understanding of the Earth, the universe and existence
By Alan Palazon Published
WORLD PHOTOGRAPHY DAY This World Photography Day we look at some of the most iconic images captured by the US space agency, which have taught us about our very existence and place in the cosmos

Photographer paddled a kayak to the edge of the continental shelf and waited. The feeding frenzy that emerged reminds us: the best wildlife shots come from watching, not chasing
By Tom May Last updated
UPDATED A close encounter between a fur seal, its catch and a scrum of seabirds shows why patience beats pursuit

This man died at a waterfall for what was likely a crap photo – sometimes it’s safer and better to compose landscapes from afar
By Alan Palazon Published
Opinion After an Oregon man recently fell to his death while taking a dangerous picture at a waterfall, I’m left wondering if the photographic result would’ve been worth it anyway

Stargaze around the world without a plane ticket: These are the best 2026 Perseid meteor photos so far
By Hillary K. Grigonis Published
PERSEIDS I'm a photographer in love with the stars – and I think these are some of the best Perseid shots yet

These are the 10 most photographed dog breeds of 2025 – I can't believe bulldogs got muscled out by these guys!
By Alan Palazon Published
News Our four-legged friends are much more than pets, and a new study has highlighted which canine breeds we snapped the most shots of last year

We've been eclipsed: NASA photographers share stellar images from this week's solar event – and there's at least one Easter egg that's worth discovering
By Alan Palazon Published
ECLIPSE NASA has updated its eclipse gallery with shots snapped during this week's total coverage of the Sun – and they contain some hidden details waiting to be revealed

Dive first, shoot second: Underwater photography lessons from two commended filmmakers
By Alan Palazon Published
INTERVIEW From mastering basic dive technique to filming ocean predators, Emmy Award-winning videojournalist, Emily Rhyne, and Canon Explorer of Light, Nadia Aly, give the lowdown on how to shoot underwater
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![This image features data from Webb’s MIRI (Mid Infrared Instrument) to capture the most detailed mid-infrared view yet of the field that hosts the highly evolved star IRS 3, which is located just 0.55 light-years from Sagittarius A*, the Milky Way galaxy's central supermassive black hole. An international team of astronomers have discovered that dust and water can form and survive surprisingly close to this supermassive black hole. The observations reveal that the evolved star IRS 3 continues to enrich its surroundings with newly formed material despite the intense radiation environment around Sagittarius A*. [Image description: A bright, densely populated star cluster lies near the centre of the image, surrounded by intricate clouds of glowing gas and dust in shades of red, pink, orange, and blue. Dark lanes of dust weave through the nebula, contrasting with the luminous central region. Countless stars are scattered across the field, with a few brighter foreground stars showing Webb's characteristic diffraction spikes. An irregular black region occupies the lower-right corner of the image, indicating an area where no observational data was available.]](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/tt8NfHmVByjyrxNtYJE7m4-320-80.jpg)