Photography

In an era where cameras fire off 30 frames per second and computational photography happens in milliseconds, Michael Kenna still works the way he did in 1987: one frame, one night, sometimes ten hours of exposure. Which means his new exhibition at London’s Photographers’ Gallery, Shin Shin – arriving just as winter settles – offers something increasingly rare in photography. Work…

Most of the successful photographers in the modern era have mastered the ability to diversify from simply taking and selling photos. Selling your photos directly to clients rarely pays for all of the bills, so having your work also available on stock sites or to purchase as prints can go a long way to supplementing your income. Self-publishing your work, whether that’s producing a photo…

Soaring above the misty landscape on the first day of meteorological spring, a compact DJI Air 2S drone captured a moment so atmospheric and fleeting that it went on to win two major awards. Bathed in warm sunrise light and framed by a cloud inversion, Christopher Harrison’s photograph The Long Shadow has become one of 2025’s most celebrated drone images. That blend of light…

The winners of the 2025 British Photography Awards (BPA) have been announced, and one shortlisted image in the Birdlife category really jumped out at me for its striking combination of drama and detail.  Jayne Bond captured this Dalmatian Pelican floating on Lake Kerkini in Greece. Its distinctive head tufts are caught mid-ruffle by a gentle breeze, creating natural sculptural forms against the…