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This is the number one reason why architecture photography lacks depth – and this is the fix

Architecture photography thrives on detail – whether you’re capturing the clean lines of a modern skyscraper or the weathered textures of a centuries-old façade. While a single exposure might seem sufficient at first, it often fails to do justice to the full dynamic range and complexity of the scene. That’s where advanced editing techniques like HDR (high dynamic range) come into…
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Who will win the 'Oscar' of photography? The AOP Awards finalists are in – and they're here to impress

The AOP Photography Awards turn 40 – and what better way to celebrate than with a lineup of extraordinary images. Often called the ‘Oscars’ of the photography world, the AOP Awards, this year sponsored by MPB, have stood strong for decades – not by following trends, but by celebrating work that challenges, moves, and inspires. And this year’s finalists are no exception. From…
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Here’s how I’d start photographing soccer today

Following Lionel Messi’s record-breaking move to Inter Miami, soccer has arguably never been more popular stateside. So, if you’re a fan of the beautiful game, I’ve come up with a quick tutorial for freezing the fast-passed action. And best of all, this technique can be applied to other team games such as football and hockey. If you’re keen on advancing your sports…
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Why this World Press Photo 2025 photo story hit me harder than ever

Among this year’s 2025 World Press Photo winners is Carlos Barrera, a documentary photographer and photojournalist. His photo story, titled ‘Life and Death a Country without Constitutional Rights’, won the North America and Central America Long-Term Projects category, and hits particularly hard as a Salvadoran and journalist. El Salvador has long been synonymous with violence. The…
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