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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, among them a series of high-octane frames of fanatic fans capturing the charged energy of the moments. Perhaps the most…
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Playful sea lion pups “chased, gently nipped, and twisted around the camera, fascinated by their reflections in its curved dome port,” explains winner of prestigious ocean photography award

September 25, 2026
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…
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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 “once in a century” event. However, McGetchin crater wasn’t discovered by a spacecraft actively watching the impact…
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Simon King’s new documentary captures the photographers documenting London today for tomorrow's history

September 23, 2026
Simon King’s new feature-length documentary Everything Happens All The Time might be one of the most important films about street photography to emerge from London in years. King is a documentary photographer whose work is rooted in observing everyday life, human behaviour and the fleeting moments that so often pass unnoticed, with the streets of London providing much of the theater for that…
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French photographer Nicolas Rachline transforms deserted streets into film noir, elevates mood over moment, and demonstrates that every picture doesn't actually need to tell a story

September 22, 2026
A good photobook will take you on a journey. A photobook that takes you on a journey that feels cinematic, that shows you reality from a different perspective, that makes you feel something subtly profound… well, that’s a great photobook. And in my view, Elsebound: Photographs from the Quiet Hours, the first monograph from Nicolas Rachline, fits right into that category. Due to be…
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