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Dammit, Gannet! The funniest wildlife photography competition in the world announces finalists

From dancing gorillas and “smoking” ducks to a group of lions looking like a roaring choir, the Nikon Wildlife Comedy Awards finalist gallery is packed with laugh-out-loud animal antics – all captures at just the right moment. Selected from nearly 10,000 entries across 108 countries, this year’s finalists include 40 standout images, 3 brilliant portfolios, and 10 hilarious…
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Matt Damon reveals how Stanley Kubrick was obsessed with studying 8x10in stills of a model film set when shooting his horror film classic, The Shining… "The level of artistry/insanity and obsession is just so beautiful"

Cameras, photography and printing go hand in hand with making motion pictures, and none more so for legendary Stanley Kubrick, famous for his meticulous attention to detail when it came to creating his brilliant movies. From A Clockwork Orange (1971), The Shining (1980)…
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Why Annie Leibovitz is still asking what women look like

Annie Leibovitz isn’t just a photographer; she’s one of the people who helps us see the world for what it is. For over 50 years, her portraits have shaped our collective imagination of fame, power and personality; from John and Yoko’s tender last embrace to Whoopi Goldberg submerged in a bath of milk. But in 1999, Leibovitz turned her camera towards something bigger than celebrity: she…
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Nikon's Z50 II, cine lens, binoculars and more win 2025 Good Design Awards

Nikon has secured seven wins at the 2025 Good Design Awards, an annual event held by the Japan Institute for Design Promotion to honor outstanding product design. This year’s awards spotlight a wide range of Nikon innovations across both consumer and industrial categories. The Nikon Z50 II earned recognition in the mirrorless camera category, praised for its compact design and powerful…
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The Rolleiflex queen: Why Diane Keaton will be sorely missed as a photographer

When Hollywood actress Diane Keaton died last weekend, the tributes naturally focused on Annie Hall, The Godfather, and those iconic menswear-inspired outfits that spawned a thousand Pinterest boards. But here’s something you might not know: she was also a photographer and visual artist whose work is seriously noteworthy. For decades, Keaton’s camera of choice was the Rolleiflex, that…
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