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Photograph of a woman wearing a jewelled headress and titled 'Aliyah Hongping', taken by professional photographer Aneesa Dawoojee, a speaker at The Photography & Video Show 2026

"The work I do prioritizes time, attention and consent… and printing it brings it to life", says photographer and artist Aneesa Dawoojee

By Niall Hampton published

Interview See Aneesa's talk at The Photography & Video Show on March 17, and see her print something afterwards

Interview
Serene garden scene with vibrant red and green foliage reflecting in a tranquil pond. Soft sunlight filters through trees, evoking a peaceful, warm atmosphere

These beautiful winning spring and summer photos were shot with the same DSLR – a camera that's now 8 years old

By Kim Bunermann published

WINNERS The International Garden Photographer of the Year winners are in – and two standout images were captured with this Canon DSLR and 24-105mm zoom

WINNERS
Brian Molko from Placebo with an asprin (possibly) on his tongue in black and white

Scarlet Page exposes rock legends Placebo – with Leica and Nikon facing off in the process

By Ariane Sherine published

News Never-before-seen shots of the iconic 90s band reveal insights into photography in the age of sex, drugs, and film

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Little tortoises with genes of the Floreana Island giant tortoise species which were born in captivity, are fed in a breeding centre at the Galapagos National Park in Santa Cruz Island, in the Galapagos archipelago, located some 1,000 km off Ecuador's coast, on June 4, 2013. Experts will try to bring back in 2014 two species of the giant tortoise believed to be extint, the Chelonoidis abingdonii species of the Pinta Island (that of Lonesome George -- the last Pinta Island giant tortoise which died in June 2012) and the Chelonoidis elephantopus presumed extinct shortly after Charles Darwin's historic voyage there in 1835, as part of a captive breeding program directed towards resurrecting the species. Genes from recently extinct species can live on in mixed ancestry creatures. AFP PHOTO / RODRIGO BUENDIA (Photo credit should read RODRIGO BUENDIA/AFP via Getty Images)

NASA satellite data and aerial imagery played a huge role in reintroducing descendants of extinct species of giant tortoise back to Galápagos Islands

By Mike Harris published

News For the first time in 180 years, ancestors of the extinct Floreana giant tortoise are reclaiming their ancestral homeland. But scientists required a cutting-edge tool to identify the ideal location for the release, and NASA satellite data and aerial imagery was a key component

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GuruShots: Winning images from the latest Tell a Story and Wondrous Winter challenges

By Sponsored published

Sponsor Content Created With GuruShots

We teamed up with GuruShots to showcase the very best images from its latest online photography competitions.

Video footage by Barny Dillarstone showing eagle ray in frame, highlighted by a red circle

Cheap underwater camera records deep-sea creature in Indonesia that’s likely never been filmed alive before

By Mike Harris published

News Citizen scientist and underwater filmmaker drops US$400/£300 Insta360 and DIY camera rig off the coast of Indonesia, and captures possible world-first footage of majestic purple eagle ray

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A gentle gorilla with deep, expressive eyes gazes softly as a vibrant orange butterfly rests on its dark fur, conveying a serene connection with nature

Beautiful gorilla and butterfly encounter wins top photo award – captured with 45.7MP full-frame camera sensor and world-best zoom

By Kim Bunermann published

NEWS Captured with a professional Nikon Z setup, this photographer is a master storyteller – revealing a curiosity-driven connection that is both intimate and captivating

NEWS
A man in a yellow shirt sits at a table, head resting on his hand, looking bored. Behind him, two others play ping pong in a dimly lit, worn-out room

“Ordinary moments carry universal stories.” This photograph is proof that award-winning images can be created from everyday, boring moments

By Alan Palazon published

Features This photo of an everyday scene captured in Hanoi won the Travel Portraits category for Travel Photographer of the Year

Features
Underwater image of a mother humpback whale and her calf. The mother is dark with white patterns, and the calf is light-colored

Rare 1-in-40,000 white humpback whale calf photographed for the first time in Tonga wins prestigious nature photo competition

By Kim Bunermann published

WINNER "One of the rarest animals on the planet" – Underwater photographer Jono Allen recalls his once-in-a-lifetime encounter with a white humpback whale calf

WINNER
Photograph of wedding guests enjoying themselves in a wedding venue, captured from behind the bar by photographer and educator Nick Church, who will be speaking at The Photography & Video Show 2026

"An ex-boss in a previous career said I'd never make it as a pro – he was wrong!", says pro photographer and educator Nick Church

By Niall Hampton published

Interview Nick Church will be speaking twice at The Photography & Video Show, on March 14 and 15, so here's a flavor of what to expect

Interview
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