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Zebra Shark (Stegostoma tigrinum) also known in Thailand as Leopard Shark at Bida pinnacle in Andaman Sea, one of dive sites near Phi Phi island in Krabi, Thailand
“A single camera deployment can reveal something entirely unexpected.” Researchers dropped a camera in the ocean for an hour – and caught footage of a rare shark

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

SHARKS Researchers with National Geographic have captured footage that proves an endangered shark also visits Samoan waters

SHARKS
Tiger Swallowtail butterfly flying against a defocused background
Researchers filmed butterflies at over 1,000 frames per second. The results suggest butterfly wings aren’t just pretty; they’re optical illusions

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

SCIENCE Researchers shot butterflies taking off in super slo-mo and found the patterned wings may actually be an optical illusion to make predators miss

SCIENCE
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"Most people only see supermarket shelves": this award-winning drone photographer captures the raw beauty behind our food supply

By Wendy Evans Published

Interview With the support of farmers, Chris Gurton is gaining international recognition for his fantastic captures of agriculture and farming scenes

Interview
Woodpigeon with beak open in what was called an 'unflattering' pose
After a unique viral photo, nature photographer tells us how the "surreal experience" of being blocked on social media was hilarious – and we think he has a point!

By Adam Juniper Published

News Carl Bovis gave an exclusive response to DCW after his photo went viral – becoming known as an 'offensive pigeon'. No, really...

News
Galaxy cluster gravitationally lensing another, more distant galaxy cluster.
Think lens flare is bad? James Webb Telescope image captures warping light that duplicates galaxies

By Alan Palazon Published

News The newly released photo depicts a galaxy cluster warping the light emitted from more distant galactic bodies, producing what scientists have called “a cosmic house of mirrors”

News
Lunar occultation of Venus.
Photographer snapped multiple 1/8000 sec exposures of Venus disappearing behind the Moon to create a “bright pearl” in the sky, winning major astrophotography award

By Alan Palazon Published

News Czech astrophotographer Petr Horalek described the rare lunar occultation of the bright planet as a “beautiful moment”

News
The tail of a humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae) is pictured in the Abrolhos Archipelago, Bahia State, Brazil on August 19, 2026.
“Incredible moment” humpback whale spotted by cameraman off Welsh coast – “There have been only a couple of sightings” in the last few years, he says

By Alan Palazon Published

News British cinematographer Dan Abbott was aboard a scuba diving vessel when the ocean giant, rarely seen in Welsh waters, drifted by, spouting a plume of water from its blowhole

News
Eagle hunter on horseback with golden eagle in Mongolia at night
Astrophotography in October 2026: last call for shots the Milky Way as we welcome longer nights and see Saturn at its best

By Jamie Carter Published

Astro Everything you need to know about what’s worth photographing in the night skies over the coming month

Astro
Portraits of Kae Tempest and Sunil Gupta dressed in white against a white background
His photographs are famed for giant sets and fairytale fantasies, so why is Tim Walker shooting portraits on plain white backgrounds?

By Tom May Published

News Britain's master of photographic fantasy is going back to basics in a 250-portrait London show

News
Black and white photo of David Bowie leaning out of a car window at night, pointing angrily at the camera with his teeth bared.
Punched by Bowie, thumped by Jagger and swatted with a newspaper by Dylan: a new book reveals what it really took to get the shot as a paparazzo, long before autofocus did the hard work

By Tom May Published

Forget autofocus tracking and 30fps bursts: this veteran tabloid photographer's new book recalls a time when fieldcraft, nerve and legwork mattered more

Photojournalism
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