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This photographer takes scroll-stopping images with creativity, planning… and sometimes, duct tape

The number of images uploaded to social media every day likely sits somewhere in the billions. But for extreme action photographer, Volodya Voronin, standing out among the noise is a challenge he approaches with planning, ingenuity – and sometimes duct tape. Voronin’s portfolio, like many action photographers, is filled with shots of expertly timed photographs of athletes, but Voronin’s work…
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Magnum photographer Chris Steele-Perkins dies aged 78

,Magnum photographer and celebrated photojournalist Chris Steele-Perkins has died aged 78. His beautifully-crafted documentary images of people and of war zones will live on in as a lasting memory of his long career. Chris was born in Myanmar (then Burma) in 1947 and was…
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The world’s biggest pet photography competition just crowned the best pet photographer of 2025

Pets are among the most challenging yet most rewarding subjects to capture. Their unpredictability, emotion and unique personalities require patience, precision and instinct. This year’s winners of the International Pet Photography Awards (IPPA) have proven exactly that – showcasing an exceptional level and creativity, emotion, and technical mastery. Regarded as the world’s most…
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Rankin is all at sea for his latest photo exhibition

Cruise line operator P&O Cruises has joined forces with Rankin for a photo exhibition at London’s Battersea Power Station from 17-28 September. Open to the public, On Board with Rankin is free to enter and will feature a series of images that were captured earlier…
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Other than personal fulfilment, what is the point of your landscape photography?

“I have a curious mind and I often find myself pondering the reasons why I’m drawn to the landscape. I wonder about the value of what I do and if it resonates with others in the same way as other photographic genres. If you think about impactful images, they create a meaningful narrative within a single frame, with the power to reframe public opinion, from climate change to conflict…
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Google Images may soon become a problem for photographers (but you can fight back)

Right now, for many photographers, Google Image search is a friend. It drives traffic to our websites, helped potential clients discover their work, and gives them a fighting chance in the digital marketplace.  But there’s a snake in this garden of Eden: AI photorealistic imagery.  I’ll be frank: at the moment, this doesn’t seem to be much of a problem. Whatever type of search…
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