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Wildfire flames are only a mile from my front door, but the photo opportunities are remarkable if you stay safe and sensible
OPINION What 22 years of photographing wildfires in my Canadian home has taught me about taking incredible photos without endangering myself – or getting in the way of firefighters
These photos look like another world. The top news photos of the week prove the power of perspective, texture, and storytelling
PHOTOS OF THE WEEK The most striking news photos of the week highlight worldwide issues with the power of perspective and texture
The 1965 Selma photograph with no faces in it: why James Karales' camera turned away from the hero shot and focused on the sky
Behind the photo This shot from the Presence touring show proves that the most powerful documentary image isn't always the closest
I can’t stop looking at this astounding photograph of a “fire-breathing dragon of clouds” – and it was snapped with just a smartphone
OPINION I'm a professional photographer, and these are some of the best images that I've seen this week
The photographer who documented Britain's disability rights movement from the inside has finally been recognized, and his archive is free to use
News Keith Armstrong spent decades capturing protests that changed British law forever
Climate change is invisible. These powerful photographs are anything but
Features The top news photographs this week prove the power of framing as photojournalists turned their lens towards wildfires, drought, and flooding
More than mountains: the human story of Chilean Patagonia told through these award-winning photos
These commended images reveal how Patagonia's awe-inspiring scenery is just one chapter in the region's story, which is also told through the local communities and their traditional ways of life
“It’s more important to click with people than to click the shutter.” The photographer behind one of history's most iconic photographs understood something that too many modern photographers do not
Quote of the Day Iconic photojournalist Alfred Eisenstaedt understood that people come before photographs
