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An underwater photograph shows a Humpback Whale calf, with its distinct white and gray mottled coloration and prominent pectoral fins, swimming beneath the surface of the deep blue ocean.

This entrancing underwater photo of a humpback calf showcases the Sony A1's rapid autofocus and the Nauticam port's wide-angle clarity

By Tom May published

NEWS Richard Condlyffe won Peoples Choice at the British Photography Awards in the Water Life category for this magical encounter.

NEWS

Bringing my original Sony A7 back to life for the price of two cups of coffee!

By Adam Juniper published

A Black Friday Win: The cheapest deal I didn't know I needed will bring my old Sony A7 back from the dead for almost nothing

Photography
Nicki Minaj helps Casio unveil their new TRYX digital camera billboard at Times Square on April 7, 2011 in New York City.

Kick back and relax with another photography general knowledge quiz

By Mike Harris published

Quiz If you’re an Annie Leibovitz fan (who isn’t!) and you know your R&B stars, you’re going to nail this week’s photography general knowledge quiz

Quiz
Border collie puppy against green grass

I used a fisheye lens to photograph a caricature of my dog, in-camera

By Mike Harris published

Tutorial I decided to embrace barrel distortion and use a fisheye lens to capture a fun pet portrait in my garden

Tutorial
A low light scene taken in the blue hour at a high ISO of a river with boats on it with bright string lights. There are two circles louping in on a bar in the distance with the text 'The White Cross' with captions saying 'Before' and 'After' to show the difference in noise once AI Denoise has been applied to the image

AI noise reduction is the secret weapon that can bring life to older cameras and ‘slow’ lenses

By Dan Mold published

Noise reduction powered by artificial intelligence can clean up images taken with older cameras, higher ISOs and slower apertures

Photo Editing
Director James Cameron attends the American Cinematheque 30th Anniversary Screening Of "The Terminator" Q+A at the Egyptian Theatre on October 15, 2014 in Hollywood, California

This is how James Cameron used a light meter to shoot The Terminator within its B-movie budget

By James Artaius published

A humble light meter helped take The Terminator from "low-budget slasher movie" to box office juggernaut

Photo Technique
A small, fluffy chick emerges from a broken eggshell, set against a dark background. The scene captures the wonder of new life

Nat Geo's Pictures of the Year 2025: The most moving images on Earth – and how your photos could be next

By Kim Bunermann published

NEWS From thousands of shots by National Geographic's photographers, here are the moments that inspired the most. Join the celebration by sharing your own defining images of 2025!

NEWS
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Sponsor Content Created With GuruShots

We teamed up with online photo game GuruShots to showcase the very best images from the latest 'Night Photography' competition.

A vibrant hummingbird with iridescent plumage and striking red tail feathers hovers gracefully against a blurred green background

Shot at 1/4000 sec, this stunning mango hummingbird photo was taken with the world’s first IP53 weather-sealed camera – and it helped clinch a victory

By Kim Bunermann published

WINNERS One of the world's oldest camera clubs triumphs in a photo competition with this astonishing midair hummingbird image

WINNERS
A close-up, low-angle photograph captures a Dalmatian Pelican with distinctive white, ruffled head feathers and a large red-and-blue beak, floating on calm blue water against a pastel sky at sunset.

Using the fast autofocus and stabilization of the Canon EOS R5, this shot of a wind-ruffled pelican captures incredible detail

By Tom May published

Jayne Bond was shortlisted at the British Photography Awards in the Birdlife category for this precisely timed picture.

Nature and Wildlife Photography
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