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, Cartier-Bresson, Elliott Erwitt and many others.
The event, which takes place at Leica Gallery Vienna in October, ties in…
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…
Biodiversity in focus: These photos just won £1,000 at the RSB Photography Competition
September 25, 2025
The winners of this year’s Royal Society of Biology (RSB) Photography Competition have just been unveiled, and the images are stunning.
The competition is about more than just pictures; it’s a vital celebration of biodiversity and habitat restoration, showing how our planet can recover when given the chance.
This year’s Photographer of the Year 2025 is Matthias Rueger from Vienna, Austria…
"For plant portraits, it has to be this beautiful prime, which has great bokeh capability," explains multi-award-winning photographer
September 24, 2025
What does it take to make it as a photographer? I’ve been following the career path of a seasoned garden and landscape professional to find out what it really takes to break into the industry.
I caught up with Annie Green-Armytage – who works exclusively with Canon…
Last weekend, I wandered into my local cinema with zero expectations and even less information. My wife had invited me to see a film called The Long Walk, which I knew nothing about. What followed was the most visually arresting cinema experience I’ve had in…
Street photography has always sparked debate about which focal length is “best.” The truth, as I’ve found over years of walking city pavements and narrow alleyways with a camera in hand, is that there is no universal answer.
It depends as much on who you are as a photographer as it does on the pictures you want to create. For me, two focal lengths have become indispensable: the classic 50mm…
“I believe artists should suffer.” Photographer Sally Mann’s comments on rejection, grief and passion are a must-watch for any struggling creative
September 23, 2025
Photographer Sally Mann’s work has graced the walls of numerous galleries, museums, books and magazines, but the now-renowned artist was once told her work would never sell.
Mann’s new memoir, Art Work: On the Creative Life, places an intentional space in “artwork”…
I left my bag of pro gear at home and took a cheap mirrorless camera and superzoom on vacation. Here’s how it went…
September 23, 2025
As I was packing for a brief three-day weekend away, I eyed my camera backpack that has two bodies and several bright prime lenses tucked safely inside – and then I grabbed a cheap mirrorless camera and an all-in-one superzoom lens, tucked it into a small bag, and left.
I…
We’re told that the best way to grow as photographers is to shoot more. Go out every day, rack up the frames, keep your finger on the shutter and your head down. There’s truth in that – practice matters. But there’s a trap in it, too. If all you ever do is shoot, without looking back, you’re not improving. You’re just repeating the same mistakes, faster.
I learned this the hard way.
