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What have we done? World Press Photo celebrates 70th anniversary with major exhibition

August 22, 2025
In 2025, World Press Photo marks a milestone few organizations can claim: seven decades of shaping how we see the world. To celebrate its 70th anniversary, the organization is opening a major exhibition, What Have We Done? Unpacking Seven Decades of World Press Photo, curated by the acclaimed artist and photographer Cristina de Middel. The show is more than a retrospective. It is a critical…
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Google Photos Brings AI Editing to Everyone

August 21, 2025
Mobile photography apps brought photography editing to the masses – but will the next big thing in photo editing mean anyone can edit a photo without any technical skills? Amid the launch of the Google Pixel 10, Google shared an update to Google Photos that allows for…
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World's biggest photograph contest reveals top ten images from a staggering 656,000 entries

August 21, 2025
The CEWE Photo Award has just revealed the ten category winners in its bi-annual photography competition. Chosen from over 656,000 entries from 153 countries, the contest has broken its own record for being the world’s biggest photographic competition. Each of the ten category winners win a €5,000 ($5,830) photo equipment voucher and a €2,500 ($2,900) to spend from CEWE’s own range…
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More than 200 leading photographers offer images of hope to support global conservation

August 20, 2025
Prints for Wildlife, the acclaimed fundraising initiative that unites many of the world’s leading nature and wildlife photographers, will return on August 21, 2025, with a powerful new edition: Edition Hope. Since its launch in 2020, the initiative has raised more than $2.1 million for conservation projects, supporting frontline organizations across Africa and beyond. This year, the focus shifts…
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NASA Missions That Changed Our Understanding of Space

August 20, 2025
Photographers often wish for more time to shoot the sunset – but the astronauts aboard the International Space Station get to witness 16 sunsets and sunrises a day. The problem? Golden hour is more like “the golden five seconds,” says astronaut, chemist, and renowned…
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I don’t pack up my camera when the sun goes down – here’s how I capture urban low-light photography

August 19, 2025
You’ve spent all day out and about with your camera, and it’s time to go home, right? Well, hold your horses, once darkness descends, urban areas start to light up with neon signs, gaudy entertainment, and the beams of passing traffic. For the main image here, I decided to capture the light trails of the tram service, coming along the tramline in front of the buildings and Blackpool Tower.
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