If you go to any photo trade show, the number of LED makers far exceeds the number of strobe and flash makers. We’ve had brands like Bowens fold in recent years, even though their mount is the de facto standard for lighting modifiers. Even small flash makers aren’t immune to this, with Cactus, one of the first to get a trigger and flash combo that worked across a huge range of camera makers.
At first glance, this could almost be two lions rearing against the night sky, their manes rendered in molten gold. Look closer, though, and what Chinese photographer Ziqiang Luo has actually captured is something rooted deep in folk tradition: a fire-based performance art…
You Never Did Anything Wrong opens at the Hayward Gallery on November 24 this year, running until March 7 2027. It’s Goldin’s first UK institutional show since 2002, and as we previously reported, sees her turning her lens on classical art and sculpture. That in…
There’s a video doing the rounds on social media in Chile showing a group of wildlife photographers coming within just meters of a puma in the Torres del Paine National Park (Chilean Patagonia), and it’s causing quite a ruckus.
On one side, you’ve got those pointing the finger at the photographers and their guide for what appears to be a major encroachment on the puma’s territory. And on…
My technique for creating bizarre portraits will have your people pics looking like a Picasso
July 16, 2026
Unlike the aforementioned Frankenstein this particular portrait project doesn’t require you to scour mortuaries or dig up body parts from the local cemetery. All the facial elements are coming from the same person, but once assembled will produce something as weird or…
When you catch the images on this page out of the corner of your eye, something strange happens.
A red gumboot and a checked hood stop reading as clothing and start reading as parts of the concrete structure they’re perched on. A blue-jacketed figure curls into the…
There’s a split second when a cast fishing net hangs suspended in the air, mid-arc, before it settles on the water.
Singaporean photographer Chin Leong Teo caught that moment in Dawn Net, and the result looks less like a fishing photograph and more like liquid gold spilling across dark water.
This stunning composition helped earn Teo second place in the Photographer of the Year category at…
Award-winning photographers all started somewhere – these are the 10 photo contests to enter this July
July 15, 2026
Whether you’re a seasoned photographer, a beginner just getting started or someone who loves capturing beautiful moments, submitting your images to photo competitions is one of the best ways to gain exposure and recognition.
Entering competitions isn’t just about…
This photograph, Galaxy on the Rise, was captured in Tenerife, the Canary Islands, where the photographer spent nearly four hours searching for a hidden cave that proved remarkably difficult to find.
“I’m always drawn to locations that feel unique and relatively…
Point a camera at a landscape lit only by the moon and, by every normal rule of photography, you should get black. That’s why Darren Almond’s Fullmoon series still stops people in their tracks more than 25 years after he made the first frame.
Yosemite valley, Patagonian glaciers, Japanese temple gardens and Bermuda’s pink sand beaches all appear lit as if by an overcast midday…
