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A Tilcayo tiger cat (Leopardus tilcayo) is seen at the Senda Verde wildlife sanctuary in Bolivia's Yungas region, near Coroico, Bolivia, on September 22, 2026.
Photography is at the heart of remarkable discovery of a new cat species – even if it was science that delivered the definitive proof

By Mike Harris Published

News Photography kickstarted a decade-long investigation into a little wild cat that would turn out to be a zoological marvel

News
A sign in support of AP, CNN, MS NOW, and Politico near the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House in Washington, DC, US, on Monday, Sept. 21, 2026
A First Amendment fight is brewing in Washington. Photographers shouldn’t be the only ones paying attention

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

OPINION Multiple media outlets have been banned from the White House. A judge has blocked the ban, but reporters say they were still denied entrance

OPINION
Risso's dolphin with octopus attached to dorsal fin
Photographer captures octopus riding rarely seen dolphin, provides valuable evidence for ongoing research

By Mike Harris last updated

News Citizen scientist photographs incredible encounter with a Risso’s dolphin and an octopus just off the coast of Devon

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Lunar crater
NASA discovered the “once in a century” Moon crater by comparing years of lunar photographs from two different types of cameras

By Alan Palazon Published

News The space agency analyzed millions of pixels taken by an ultra-wide-angle and mega-telephoto setup over 14 years, proving that, sometimes, one rig just isn’t enough to get the job done

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Everything Happens All The Time
Simon King’s new documentary captures the photographers documenting London today for tomorrow's history

By Sebastian Oakley Published

News Simon King captures the strange, obsessive and brilliant world of London street photography in this new documentary

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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

Feature
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
Men walk through rubble at the Bureij camp for Palestinian refugees in the central Gaza Strip on September 14, 2026
I feel like I’ve been gut-punched. These emotional news photos prove the power of lines in storytelling

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

NEWS These dramatic news photographs illustrate the impact of lines in a photograph

NEWS
Northern Lights as seen from the ISS with a wide-angle lens showing the curvature of the earth
Excuse me while I snap the sky! NASA astronaut’s ‘Purple Haze’ photograph of aurora kissing the curvature of the Earth was taken from the ISS and is simply jaw-dropping

By Mike Harris Published

News 255 miles above Earth, from a vantage point on the International Space Station, a NASA astronaut captured an incredible green-and-purple aurora tracing Earth’s curvature

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The cover image for Cowboy Kate & Other Stories (1964), a close-up portrait of a woman in a black hat with tousled blonde hair falling across one eye.
Strange but true: one of the photographers who defined the look of London's Swinging Sixties was actually working 5,000 miles away

By Tom May Published

Born and raised in South Africa, Sam Haskins turned ordinary young women into icons, creating some of the era's most influential images from a Johannesburg studio

Fashion Photography
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