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Matt Stuart says "There's no such thing as talent in photography"
News Matt Stuart on why great photos come from time, not talent
Have you seen the "most viewed photo ever"? Former Nat Geo photographer’s unlikely magnum opus turns 30 years old
News The rolling green hills, fluffy white clouds and bright blue sky that make up the Windows XP wallpaper often referred to as the most-viewed photo of all time
Legendary sports photographer Peter Read Miller photographed 9 Olympics and over 40 Super Bowls, leaving behind a staggering legacy of action images
News Sports Illustrated alum and Canon photographer, Peter Read Miller has died aged 78. He built an incredible career that spanned over 40 years, where he immortalized many of history's greatest sporting moments
I sat in the woods with a camera for hours and didn’t photograph a thing – only to photograph this in my own backyard
WILDLIFE Does anyone else ever feel like wildlife photography is a grown-up nature scavenger hunt?
"Street photography is actually nonsense... and it's so bloody good"
News Street photographer and YouTuber Mike Chudley says '"Modern life demands results, street photography is mostly failure"
A major solar storm brought the aurora farther south than normal. But are we in for an encore for photographers tonight?
AURORA Chances of spotting the northern lights linger into Tuesday night after a major solar storm
I recently did a photo talk at Winchester Photographic Society – these were your most asked questions
It's always fascinating to meet camera club members in the real world and here were your most commonly asked questions about copyright and weddings
This is how this squirrel's soggy fur became one of the best wildlife photos of the year
Christy Grinton's split-second capture of a bedraggled mother earned finalist honors in the Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards.
Abbey Road's resident photographer on 12 years of persistence, silent shutters and the contest he never wanted to enter
Sam Rockman's 12-year journey in photography proves timing matters less than tenacity.
The two most iconic boxing photos of all time couldn’t be more different – and they reveal a hidden truth about the decisive moment
Opinion Two of the most famous frames in sports history: one the impact of a devastating punch; the other, the immediate aftermath. Proof that the decisive moment isn’t always the climax of the action
