Shock-jock street photographer Bruce Gilden has a new book of black-and-white portraits he has taken in Britain over the years. Called The Empire on Which the Sun Never Sets, the monograph features over 50 photographs that the Magnum photographer has shot over a period of over 30 years.
As you would expect from Gilden, the portraits show people up close and personal – without any need to show…
Discover how to photograph windmills with these handy tips
October 1, 2025
The countryside is dotted with examples of early technology in the form of wind and water-powered mills. Both types of mill used the power of nature to crank machinery that ground flour, pumped water or, in modern times, to generate electricity. Well, don’t concern…
Leica smashes sales record as centenary celebrations continue as camera company records €596m revenue
October 1, 2025
Leica Camera has announced record revenues for the fourth year running, marking a milestone in its centenary year of the original Leica I. For the 2024/25 financial year, the German optics brand achieved the highest revenue in its history, with sales climbing 7.6% to around…
"Every pro photographer needs clients by definition, and most are lovely – but oh, can they be a ballache"
September 30, 2025
Every pro photographer needs clients by definition, and most are lovely – but oh, can they be a ballache. They don’t know how to talk about what they want. ‘I want candid photos,’ said one, and that’s what he got – only for me to discover that he actually wanted posed photos. ‘Why isn’t anyone looking at the camera?!’ he moaned.
Another insisted she…
"Cowboys aren't supposed to show their emotions, but they were vulnerable in front of me" – documentary photographer Alex Bex on Memories of Dust
September 30, 2025
Western films, and particularly how masculinity is presented in the visual culture, have always fascinated Alex Bex – a half-French, half-American photographer who is now based in Berlin, Germany.
So much so that Alex has spent a period of time photographing cowboys in…
Puffin bathed in golden light wins Scavenger Hunt Photo Contest 2025
September 30, 2025
Sixteen-year-old Anwen from South Wales, in the United Kingdom, won a bunch of Canon photo kit and got her photo printed on the front cover of The Week Junior Science+Nature magazine.
Her capture, titled Golden Hour, shows a puffin bathed in golden light, its beak brimming…
Gorgeous woodland imagery wins AI-banned Natural Landscape Photographer of the Year
September 29, 2025
The Natural Landscape Photography Awards (NLPA) results are in. As always, the prestigious annual photo competition – now in its fifth year – has turned out a mountain of jaw-dropping landscape photographs, captured by some of the most talented photographers from around the world.
Australian landscape and wildlife photographer, Joy Kachina, took top honors to be crowned Natural Landscape…
Leitz Photographica Auction’s upcoming event will be one to remember, as the centerpiece of the ‘Motion’ auction and exhibition is a 100-year-old print of a vintage nude study by Edward Weston – and it joins stunning works by names like Ansel Adams…
There are some things you always tweak when editing landscape photos. Sure, you’ve straightened the horizon and cropped that dodgy looking bloke out of the corner of the photo, but the color, contrast and sharpening adjustments tend to be very similar, making them ideal to…
Nikon revokes all C2PA image authenticity certificates after major vulnerability exposed
September 25, 2025
Nikon has confirmed that it will revoke all C2PA certificates issued to date after a major vulnerability in its authenticity feature was uncovered.
The flaw, first detected by long-time Nikon Rumors contributor Horshack, showed that images could be fraudulently signed by Nikon’s new C2PA-enabled cameras, raising serious questions about digital provenance and image verification.
Nikon has now…
