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Two clowns stand talking on a night-time pavement outside a shuttered baby goods shop, lit by the shop's glowing window display.
French photographer Nicolas Rachline transforms deserted streets into film noir, elevates mood over moment, and demonstrates that every picture doesn't actually need to tell a story

By Tom May Published

This music video producer turned photographer presents a decade of nocturnal, cinematic street imagery in his debut book

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Interior of Veselka diner, New York.
What does a city lose when its ‘ordinary’ places disappear? The photography couple's “race against time” to document New York’s mom-and-pop diners

By Alan Palazon Published

Photojournalists James and Karla Murray’s new book, Counter Culture: New York City’s Greatest Diners and Luncheonettes, celebrates the timeless history of these “mom-and-pop” restaurants – community pillars facing increasing uncertainty amid gentrification and shifting consumerism

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Nikon Small World in Motion video showing abnormal beating of airway cilia in a child with primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD)
“To understand this disease, you need to watch the cilia through dozens of beat cycles, not just a still image,” says winner of 16th annual Nikon Small World in Motion competition

By Mike Harris Published

News Microscopic videos unveil alien worlds unseen by the naked eye in long-running Nikon Small World competition

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Affinity Studio GIF saying "Burn your subscription, Affinity is free"
I ditched Photoshop after 15 years – Now, five months of using Affinity, I have absolutely no desire to go back to Adobe

By Sebastian Oakley Published

Opinion Affinity is free, increasingly powerful and coming to iPad – photographers should be paying attention

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Photo of musician Sam Ryder performing an impromptu gig onboard a train service traveling from Paddington Station to Glastonbury, UK.
"I can't believe my eyes, it's Jesus Christ Superstar on a train!" Overall winner of Event Photography Awards 2026 bags US$1,350 with shot of singer Sam Ryder on train to Glastonbury Festival

By Niall Hampton Published

NEWS The 12th edition of the Event Photography Awards attracted well over 2,300 entries from more than 20 countries around the world

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A reversed portrait of the actor Claude Delacroix in a hat, and a photo of Baby Muth seemingly flying the air
Philippe Halsman fled Paris in 1940 with nothing but his camera and 12 prints. After his death, his grandson found the glass plates he left behind – and they offer a fascinating glimpse into the genesis of a photography legend

By Tom May Published

book Thames & Hudson's new book reveals how Philippe Halsman developed his eye as a working photographer.

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Imaged from Light and Magic exhibition
People were arguing about what "real photography" was more than a century before anyone had heard of an Instagram filter, as highlighted by this exhibition on the Pictorialism movement

By Tom May Published

NEWS Light and Magic at London's Tate Modern traces Pictorialism's rise across multiple continents, from the 1880s to the 1960s

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Silhouettes of jagged rocks and perched birds against a golden, misty sky at sunrise or sunset.
"This image was a happy accident," says honored landscape photographer. "I saw the Neotropic Cormorant perched on the rock. It all clicked," and he captured the shot with a retro-style full-frame DSLR camera

By Kim Bunermann Published

NEWS Exploring ​​​​the coast around the fishing community of Talcaruca in Chile, this photographer captured an atmospheric image of a Neotropic Cormorant standing on a rock – now the shot received an Honorable Mention by a major bird photography competition

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Gentoo Penguin striding along beach on New Island, Falklands
An English photographer bought a ravaged, wind-lashed Falklands island in 1972 to give it a second chance. Now, as Argentina and Britain argue over the archipelago once again, millions of seabirds continue to benefit from his remarkable vision

By Tom May Published

Feature New Island's remarkable recovery offers a counterpoint to the saber-rattling around it

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Mike Harris holding OM System M.Zuiko 150-400mm f/4.5 TC1.25x IS PRO at Slimbridge Wetland Centre
If you’re buying a wildlife camera, don’t ignore the ergonomics

By Mike Harris Published

A camera isn’t suitable for wildlife photography if it’s uncomfortable when using long lenses

Nature and Wildlife Photography
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