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How's this for a novel take on capturing the vastness and variety of the USA? Katie Edwards and her father booked an epic train trip across the country last summer, [...]

David duChemin Photographer and adventurer Based on Vancouver Island in Canada, David duChemin is an internationally renowned photographer and author. After working as a comedian, he became a humanitarian photographer [...]

Born in France but resident in Vietnam, Rehahn has just published his latest book: 100 Iconic Portraits. Featuring a hundred of his best-known photographs of people, taken in Vietnam, Cuba, [...]

Showing some of the past century's iconic documentary photographs, The Camera Never Lies is a new exhibition at the Sainsbury Centre in Norwich. Running until 20 October, it is one [...]

Coming to photography as a second career is no bar to succeeding in it--some might argue that having had a life outside the medium actually makes you a better photographer. [...]

Magnum Photos member Peter van Agtmael's new book is called Look at the USA: A Diary of War and Home and the title describes the book perfectly. Over the past [...]

As regular readers will recall in our underwater photo project with Mike Coots from issue 246, PADI is the world's leading scuba diver training organisation, running courses all over the [...]

With an appetite for adventure, a can-do attitude and a 'have camera, will travel' philosophy, Chris Burkard is as much a force of nature as the subjects he documents. One [...]

1 The most obvious feature of the camera is its jaw-dropping design--a perfectly sculpted square body. 2 The CFV 100C instantly transforms an old 200 or 500 camera into a [...]

Sean Tucker will appear at the NEC in Birmingham on 16 March to discuss his book The Meaning in the Making, an exploration of the importance of creativity. The book [...]

With a photographic archive spanning six decades, it's not surprising that David Hurn has been busy producing a book to showcase his life's work. On sale now, the 142-page volume, [...]

Artificial intelligence is a subject that's hard to avoid these days, but Adobe's implementation of it in Photoshop 2024 is transformational. Turn to our cover feature (p50) to learn how [...]

Getting our hands on one has taken a while, but the wait has been worth it. The Sony A9 III was launched late last year and it introduced the concept [...]

You might not have heard of Shooters but it's a great way of meeting up with like-minded people who enjoy taking photographs. Powered by social media, Shooters runs events ('meet-ups') [...]

A portrait of life on the Faroes, a group of islands in the North Atlantic between Iceland and the Shetland Islands, Atlantic Cowboy explores notions of masculinity and fellowship in [...]

Known for producing some of the best hybrid cameras in the business, Panasonic hardly put a foot wrong with the Lumix GH6. Some two years after it launched, its successor [...]

Happy new year! Anyone looking to get the most from every pixel they capture--all of us, surely --will benefit from a masterclass on advanced raw processing in Adobe Lightroom (page [...]

Iimagine having sold three million books about photography - for context, a typical monograph by a photographer will sell in the high hundreds, mostly purchased by other photographers. Michael Freeman's [...]

Photographer and writer Jo Bradford has become something of a sensation in the smartphone photography world. Her first book on the subject, Smart Phone, Smart Photography, was published fouryears ago [...]

While it will be sold alongside the Fujifilm X-T30 II, the X-T50 is definitely a step up from the former--it brings some of the benefits of the highly regarded X-T5 [...]

First published in France in 2021, to coincide with the 'Vivian Maier' exhibition at the Musee du Luxembourg in Paris, an English edition of Vivian Maier has just gone on [...]

Katie Edwards embarked on a 10,000-mile train journey across the USA with her father, capturing landscapes through train windows. The resulting photographs are showcased in an exhibition at London's Observatory Photography Gallery. Edwards, a self-taught photographer, used innovative techniques to capture unique perspectives, such as using a long lens and improvising light blockers. Her project, "Portrait of America," reflects her artistic journey and dedication to train window photography. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents an interview with Marjorie Becker, the Chief Adventure Photographer for Accidentally Wes Anderson. Topics include her role in creating photographic content for the project, the creative process behind capturing images with a Wes Anderson aesthetic, and her favorite photographs featured in the latest book "Accidentally Wes Anderson Adventures."

The article offers suggestions for capturing climbing photography through the experiences of adventure photographer Sam Davis. Topics include Davis's methods for safely photographing climbers from different angles, the advantages of using lightweight Micro Four Thirds camera gear on challenging climbs, and tips for beginners interested in trying out climbing photography with guidance on engaging with climbers and gear essentials.

Andrew Haggar, a landscape architect and photographer, has undertaken a long-term photography project titled MySqK, where he repeatedly photographs a one square kilometer area of open land in Cumbria over the course of six years. Haggar's project aims to explore and capture the beauty of this rugged and exposed terrain, challenging the notion that great landscape photographs can only be taken in remarkable places. By repeatedly visiting and photographing his chosen square kilometer, Haggar seeks to discover new and different photographic opportunities and deepen his connection with the landscape. He plans to publish his project as a book, carefully sequencing the photographs to create a cohesive narrative. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on photographer Jack Boskett's lifelong passion for capturing the magic of steam trains, particularly at the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway (GWSR). Topics include Boskett's journey from childhood photographer to professional, his connection with the GWSR as a volunteer and fireman, and a detailed account of a day spent photographing steam locomotives in action.

It's almost impossible to pick a favourite from spring and autumn, but there's just something special about the fall, as our US readers call it. So go for gold in [...]

Reader 1 Chloe Brown Camera: Canon EOS-ID X Location: Scotland Chloe's photography niche is creative horse and dog portraiture, and she is trying abstract and environmental portraits for the first [...]

Reader 1 Christine Holt Camera: Nikon D500 Location: Hertfordshire Having always been interested in photography, Christine took it up seriously when she retired, and joined a local camera club. A [...]

Reader 1 Andy Jenkinson Camera: Nikon D780 Location: Lancashire A long-term Nikon user, Andy recently upgraded to a full-frame setup after having shot solely on DX bodies. Not convinced by [...]

Of the many and various creative benefits that Mother Nature bestows on photographers, golden light has to be one of the most highly prized - adding drama and texture, it [...]

David duChemin, a Canadian wildlife photographer and author, shares his journey from a comedian to a humanitarian photographer and eventually focusing on wildlife photography. He emphasizes the importance of creativity over technical skills in photography, as explored in his latest book "Light, Space & Time: Essays on Camera Craft and Creativity." DuChemin will be a headline speaker at The Photography and Video Show in London, discussing the creative challenges of being a photographer and making pictures that are uniquely our own. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses professional photographer James Clarke's unique approach to sporting portraiture, known as 'sportraits', which he has imported from American sports culture to the UK. Clarke eschews traditional studio shoots and instead works with athletes on the playing field to capture dynamic and contextual photos. He emphasizes the importance of understanding sports and using appropriate equipment to achieve high-quality sportraits, showcasing his passion for both photography and sports. Clarke's innovative style and dedication to his craft make for a compelling and engaging photographic genre that transcends traditional boundaries. [Extracted from the article]

Hello photographers...' Rankin's regular greeting on The Great British Photography Challenge may well endure as a catchphrase in the photographic community long after the BBC series concluded on 14 June. [...]

The article presents an interview with wildlife photographer Charles Glatzer and travel photographer Nathan Lee Allen about their film "Seismic," which highlights Yellowstone National Park. Topics discussed include their personal connections to Yellowstone, memorable photographic experiences, and the impact of environmental changes on the park.

The article focuses on Réhahn's deep connections with his subjects through photography, highlighting his new book "100 Iconic Portraits". Topics include his innovative "Memories of Impressionism" series, his reflections on the pursuit of happiness across different cultures, and his philosophy of building relationships with his subjects through genuine interaction and giving back to the communities he photographs.

An interview with Donn Delson, a photographer who transitioned to photography after a career in advertising and marketing, is presented. Topics include his inspiration for aerial photography from a helicopter, capturing patterns and symmetry from heights exceeding drone limits, and his large, high-priced canvases sold worldwide.

The article focuses on the experience of wildlife photographer Paul Way at Gigrin Farm's Red Kite Feeding Centre, highlighting the abundance and behavior of red kites during feeding sessions. Topics include the unique opportunity to observe hundreds of red kites in action, the technical aspects of photographing them with specialized equipment, and the thrill of capturing rare moments such as the appearance of elusive white kites.

Jeremy Walker's debut book Landscape showcases the work produced during his long-term project to photograph ruined historic buildings around the UK. The book features 109 images, with commentary and background [...]

Dual camera and development announcements - I hate them. They make little sense from a consumer or a brand perspective. As a person who buys cameras, why would I buy [...]

An interview with Harriet Logan, co-curator of the exhibition "The Camera Never Lies: Challenging images through The Incite Project," is presented. Topics include the exhibition's focus on iconic documentary photographs from the last century, discussions on authorship in modern documentary photography, and reflections on artificial intelligence's role in interpreting images.

The article offers information on Emma Campbell, a renowned equine photographer based in England's Lake District, dedicated to capturing the special bond between horses and their owners. Topics include Campbell's approach to creating physical prints as cherished wall art, her use of high-quality materials from Loxley Colour and 3XM, and her preference for simplicity in equipment and natural lighting during shoots.

The article presents an interview with Huw Lewis-Jones, discussing his latest book "Why We Photograph Animals" and exploring the motivations behind capturing images of animals. Through showcasing the work of various photographers and discussing the history and significance of animal photography, the book delves into the multifaceted reasons behind our fascination with photographing animals, highlighting both well-known and emerging talents in the field.

The article focuses on Irish photographer Siobhán Doran's category win at the 2024 Sony World Photography Awards. Topics include her transition from architectural design to photography, her award-winning series "Houses that Sugar Built" featuring ancestral homes in the Philippines, and the unique architectural and historical significance of these homes.

This article from Digital Photographer explores the world of infrared photography through the experiences of photographer Matt Holland. Holland, based near Dartmoor, uses infrared photography to capture familiar landscapes in a unique and other-worldly style. The article discusses Holland's equipment, techniques, and favorite locations for shooting infrared photos. Holland emphasizes the importance of having a connection with the landscape and encourages photographers to appreciate and explore their local surroundings. The article also provides insights and tips for shooting infrared photos, including setting white balance and using filters. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents an interview with photographer Peter van Agtmael, who has spent the two decades documenting key events in US history. He discusses using images of war and conflict and diary entries in his book "Look at the USA: A Diary of War and Home," photographing the riots at the US Capitol in 2021, and photographing the COVID-19 pandemic.

The article offers information on the upcoming release of "52 Assignments: Drone Photography" by Fergus Kennedy, which aims to guide readers on how to make the most of their drone photography. Topics include Kennedy's background in photography and flying, the evolution of drone technology, and the creative possibilities drones offer for capturing unique perspectives.

The article focuses on Chris Burkard's deep connection with the sea and his dedication to capturing its beauty through adventure photography. Topics include Burkard's journey as an adventure photographer, his latest book "The Oceans," and the challenges and rewards of photographing remote and breathtaking landscapes.

As impressive as the Sony A6600 is, it dates back to 2019 so was a dead cert for an update. Camera technology doesn't stand still, so we're excited to see [...]

Shortly before Printworks London closed for redevelopment, we had the chance to use some of the nightclub's distinctive spaces as photo backdrops, during a 'Nikon is the Future' promotional event. [...]