Many photographers aim to create photographs that evoke a smile, but for Don McCullin, the British photojournalist who has spent decades covering war and global conflicts, his goal is a little different: he wants to create photographs that make people lose sleep at night.
McCullin, who has spent more than 50 years photographing wars and global conflicts, will release what he says is his final…
Defying Henry VIII and a royal coup are just some of the Throckmorton stories – now the British aristocratic family is exhibiting photos of its generations
September 27, 2026
Few British families have a history as rich, influential, and daring as the Throckmortons. Former aristocrats, the family once held strong political positions at the top of society and, in centuries gone by, even challenged the Tudor monarchy.
Now, the current generation of…
When a sea turtle was spotted on the sand at a California beach this week, beachgoers immediately called a lifeguard over for help. But instead of an injured turtle, authorities found the first-ever documented case of a sea turtle nesting on the West Coast of the US. Photos…
Photography is at the heart of remarkable discovery of a new cat species – even if it was science that delivered the definitive proof
September 26, 2026
You’ve probably heard the global news that a new species of cat has been discovered, something that hasn’t happened for over a century. And while it took years for the little feline to be officially recognized in a published paper in Current Biology, not to mention state-of-the-art genomics, it’s nice to know that photography still had a huge role to play in the investigation.
In fact, if it…
Electrifying scenes of Oasis fans steal the show at Abbey Road Music Photography Awards, but iconic frames of famous artists also celebrated as winners announced
September 25, 2026
When it comes to music photography, famous artists tend to be the center of attention. But, at the Abbey Road Music Photography Awards 2026, it was the fans who stole the show.
Today, the annual global music photography competition revealed its winners for the 2026 edition…
Snapping a beautiful wildlife scene is rewarding, but when the animal actually interacts with you during the process, it’s an extra-special experience, and can lead to extra spectacular shots.
That was the case for British underwater photographer, Jenny Stock, who was…
Evoto 8.0 launches amidst a $500,000 incentive and exceeds a 1.2-billion-image milestone
September 24, 2026
Evoto has launched the next generation of its AI-powered retouching suite. Evoto Version 8.0 is being rolled out across the photo-editing software company’s entire ecosystem and comes at a time when over 1.2-billion images have been processed via the company’s software by 1.2 million pro photographers across more than 200 countries.
But what surprised me is the implementation of a creator…
NASA discovered the “once in a century” Moon crater by comparing years of lunar photographs from two different types of cameras
September 24, 2026
Last week, NASA announced that in October 2025, it spotted a huge new crater on the surface of the Moon.
Measuring about 728 feet (222 meters) across and roughly 141 feet (43 meters) deep, according to NASA, the lunar impact site, officially called McGetchin crater, was a…
The unsung art of standing in the pit as a music photographer: three decades of rock history and Gibson guitars through the lens of Scarlet Page
September 23, 2026
Although it’s rarely mentioned in the music press, the work of a small number of music photographers has played an outsized role in our shared cultural history. Think Annie Leibovitz’s photo of a naked John Lennon curled around a clothed Yoko Ono. Jim…
Photographer captures octopus riding rarely seen dolphin, provides valuable evidence for ongoing research
September 23, 2026
A photographer has managed to capture an incredible moment between a dolphin and an octopus, in which the hapless mollusc was preyed upon by the mammal, identified as a Risso’s dolphin (Grampus griseus). According to the Wildlife Trusts, this distinctive species is identified by its bulbous forehead, lack of a beak, and scarred skin. They start life gray in color, but become increasingly white…
