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How to photograph the spectacular 96% 'blood moon' lunar eclipse tonight, August 27-28
Eclipse Two weeks after a total solar eclipse comes something else that deserves the attention of astrophotographers in North America, the UK, and Europe
How to photograph the full moon and partial lunar eclipse tonight
Tutorial Tips for getting great pictures of the full moon in 2026
Why was the first picture of the Red Planet's surface black and white – and what camera was used to take it 50 years ago?
News In July 1976, NASA shared the first-ever image of the surface of Mars with the world – but what camera did they use, and why was the shot black and white when it was supposedly revealing secrets of the “Red Planet”?
UK government’s misleading advice works against street photographers – here are my tips for taking photos in public spaces
Opinion In light of the Home Office’s confusing stance on public photography, here’s how I work to capture street photography as safely and ethically as possible
Orwellian UK government pamphlet contradicts police on photography law. Imagine if Martin Parr had been prevented from taking photos in public…
Opinion UK government brochure tells asylum seekers they “could be arrested” if they photograph people in public, even though the Metropolitan Police says otherwise
Nature lover captures rare grumpy wild cat on camera – but I can’t help smiling at how cute its little angry face is
News An Iranian nature enthusiast has captured footage of a Pallas’s cat, an elusive feline famed for its grumpy facial expression, but one that also makes it incredibly cute
Astrophotographer rappels 330ft (100m) into "otherworldly" cave to shoot award-winning photo – and he got the whole thing on camera
News New Zealand-based photographer Tom Rae snagged first place at the Capture the Dark 2026 photo contest – but I’m not sure what’s more impressive, the composition or the story behind it
“Vertical video is driving me INSANE” says sports videographer. And no, open gate isn’t necessarily the answer…
News Pro videographer explains why shooting for vertical and horizontal video simultaneously will never reap the best results – and why open gate isn’t the answer
