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The art of doing nothing: what Michael Kenna can teach every photographer about composition and taking it slow
News His new book is a masterclass in emptiness, restraint, and the discipline of taking less from a frame, not more
Why Pen Densham photographs waves at dusk on a 400mm lens at f/40
The Oscar-nominated filmmaker-turned-photographer explains the technique behind his impressionist pictures
If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em: Why Canon’s retro Analog Concept Camera is the most interesting thing it’s done in years
Opinion Modern ‘retro’ cameras are popular with the TikTok generation and oldies alike. So why has Canon dragged its heels in jumping on the bandwagon?
Has AI photo editing now made taking the photo less important than ever?
OPINION Why AI is turning photographers into prompt engineers
She wrote the history of photography. Then they cruelly erased her from it
Ironic, much?
Photographer planned how to shoot this fairytale scene for weeks – and a 15-second exposure "seemed to be just right"
Features "I had to shoot it at that special time of day when the sun shines through the hole in the bridge"
So you can’t take great photos yourself? Bad luck. Either learn or pay a trained photographer to do it for you!
Opinion From 'those who can't, teach' to 'those who can't, use AI'. Why being a real creator requires more than just a lazy prompt
How a trench warfare invention became Germany’s most iconic camera for a whole generation of professional photographers
Classic cameras Why the Rolleiflex medium format film camera is still considered one of the finest camera lines ever made
