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Ninety-six per cent of the world's mammal biomass is made up of humans and our livestock, with just four per cent of mammals remaining truly wild--it is a terrifying statistic. [...]

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, [...]

FACTFILE Shuttleworth Collection Shuttleworth marks its 60th anniversary of hosting airshows with the return of some of its most popular themes: Military, Best of British and the Proms in 2024. [...]

PAWEL Uchorczak is both a landscape photographer and an explorer. He's incredibly at home on a European mountain range, thousands of feet up, with nothing but the clouds and his [...]

WINNER: Portrait category 'Bicycle Street Sellers of Jakarta' Panji Indra Permana (Indonesia) Panji Indra Permana's project, The Cyclist Portrait', began documenting Indonesia's cycling trend during the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. [...]

When I speak to Konsta Punkka, he is sitting in his car and rubbing his eyes. It's lunchtime on the last Thursday in June and Konsta is in the middle [...]

THE PRO NAME: Andrew Mason CAMERA: Nikon Z 9 Andrew has always had a passion for wildlife and the great outdoors, so it wasn't a surprise when he gave up [...]

ALISA Roberts is the ultimate (self-confessed) hype girl with a camera. As a wedding photographer, she keeps it real, mucks in with the bride squad, and gets the party going. [...]

Most professional photographers are more than capable of taking high-quality pictures across a variety of genres and styles, so you might be thinking why not offer a bit of everything? [...]

Find the ideal lens for you and discover pro tricks to exploit its versatility If you ask professional photographers what is more important, the quality of the camera body or [...]

Like every genre of photography, macro and closeup have their unique challenges. Working with short focus distances and high magnifications produces ultra-shallow depth-of-field, meaning that the photographer must work hard [...]

CANON PRO NAME: JAKOB EBREY CAMERA: CANON EOS R3 & R5 JAKOB, 46, is one of the UK's best motorsports photographers. He established JEP in 1999, now the leading national [...]

For someone who has had only limited dealings with horses--the fear induced by sitting on a trotting pony in childhood put me off for life--I wasn't sure what to expect [...]

GuruShots is billed as the world's leading photography game. It's an online platform that gives global exposure to people who love taking photos. GuruShots members start as Newbies and compete [...]

Having spent more than 20 years working in editorial and privately commissioned photography, there are still times when it all gets too much. My main specialism is gardens and plants, [...]

The article discusses the Northern Lights Photographer of the Year contest, which showcases 25 breathtaking shots of aurorae from around the world. The phenomenon is caused by charged particles from the sun colliding with atmospheric gases. With the upcoming solar maximum in 2024, aurorae are being seen in wider regions than usual, and next year's displays are expected to be even more spectacular. The competition includes images taken in unusual locations, such as south Wales, where witnessing the aurora borealis is a rare occurrence. [Extracted from the article]

Landscape photography has seen something of a renaissance in recent years, where it become one of the most popular subjects among photographers of all ages. Of course, it's always been [...]

Marketing yourself as a photographer can be a pain point for many of us. All the usual questions pop up--how do you do marketing? How do you book your next [...]

GuruShots is billed as the world's leading I photography game. It's an online platform that gives global exposure to people who love taking photos. GuruShots members start as Newbies and [...]

As self-presentation has become an integral part of the online digital world, self-portraiture is a topic which seems more relevant than ever. However, the 'selfies' we see usually have a [...]

We've been heavily into prime time over the past three months, focusing our Big Test attention on portrait, super-telephoto and wide-angle prime lenses. You could say we've saved the best [...]

For someone who's a qualified marine biologist as well as a photographer, it's fitting that we've chosen to do a shoot by the sea. Fergus Kennedy is a drone user [...]

TOMMY Reynolds started his career by shooting artists and musicians, so he's an expert when it conies to studio lighting and posing. But it's with wedding photography that he's found [...]

APPRENTICE NAME: GARY KIMBER CAMERA: CANON EOS 5D MK IV AFTER suffering a heart attack 10 years ago, which resulted in a triple bypass surgery, Gary is now semi-retired, and [...]

International Garden Photographer of the Year 17 With a panel of judges including the former editor of our sister magazine, Digital Camera and Lady Henrietta Spencer-Churchill, the International Garden Photographer [...]

As the legendary photojournalist Sir Don McCullin once said, there's little point in shooting landscapes in the summer--the skies aren't dramatic enough and the trees aren't naked. So what does [...]

The search for the world's best Nikon photographer of 2024 continues! Each issue the monthly N-Photo POTY 2024 photo contest's top 10 images are selected by the N-Photo team. This [...]

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 [...]

Less than a minute into our interview, Brett Florens detects my Australian accent and gleefully reminds me of my home nation's poor showing in last year's Rugby World Cup: 'What [...]

Isobel Greenhalgh Manchester-based Isobel Greenhalgh is a commercial and portrait photographer, image retoucher and creative who specialises in photoshoots that are accessible to clients with additional needs. Her colourful style [...]

ALTHOUGH many wildlife photographers work close to home and focus on local species, few can deny the appeal of capturing faraway locations and more exotic creatures. One challenge that nature [...]

Recently crowned the overall winner of the 2024 Societies of Photographers 20x16 Print Competition and, having won a hatful of previous awards, Jess McGovern is a leading practitioner of dog [...]

Cave photography calls for a varied range of skills, with stamina, endurance and an ability to operate in confined spaces near the top of the list. As it's a subject [...]

Digital Camera loves to cover the wonders of shooting food. It's one of the easiest ways of enjoying still-life photography, as a bowl of fruit and a basic camera is [...]

The original Canon EOS 6D saw the birth of a new breed of camera--one that introduced beginner, enthusiast and amateur photographers to the idea of an accessible full-frame system. For [...]

In many ways, we live in a golden age of wide-angle photography. With the advent of digital imaging, one area where sacrifices were initially felt was at the wide end [...]

This article discusses GuruShots, an online photography platform that allows photographers to compete in challenges and gain exposure for their work. The platform offers daily competitions, such as the Mostly White challenge, where photographers submit their images and winners receive prizes from sponsors. The article includes a list of winners from the challenge, showcasing their photographs. [Extracted from the article]

The article features photographer Peter Hujar and discusses his works focusing on queer culture. It tackles an increase in interest among institutions and individuals in his photographs, the release of Linda Rosenkrantz's book "Peter Hujar's Day," and Hujar's ambitions for his photography book "Portraits in Life and Death."

The article features artists to watch out for in the art world. It includes painter Taína Cruz, abstract painter Paige Beeber, sculptor Eric Oglander, multidisciplinary artist Simon Benjamin, painter Amanda Ba, artist Roksana Pirouzmand from Iran, and photographer Jessica Magallanes Martinez. It discusses their art works and their personal backgrounds.

An interview with Emmet Gowin, is presented, discussing his journey through decades of photography, during which he has discovered unseen images and memories. Topics include Gowin's early influences and his transition from intimate portraits of his wife to environmental and biodiversity-focused work; the metaphorical significance of light and shadow in his photography; and the recent acquisition of his extensive archive by Princeton University, which includes photographs and correspondence.