Photography

As I was browsing through the news this week, the photographs that immediately grabbed my attention and triggered an emotional response were the shots that tell a story in a single composition. Many of them used a longstanding photography tool: the power of lines. Photojournalists are tasked with capturing a scene as it unfolds, without manipulating the scene in person or with software. But one of…

Wildlife photographerRodrigo González Pairoa faced challenges when capturing birds in Albatross Islet, Magallanes and Chilean Antarctica, Chile. Now his image of a Black-browed Albatross, shot with a full-frame DSLR that was released 14 years ago, was honored as the winner of the Birds Without Borders category in the 2026 Audubon Photography Awards. Pairoa recalls the situation, “It was…

When people think of the world’s most influential photography companies, the conversation often turns to Japan, Germany or the United States. But Scandinavia has quietly built a remarkable legacy in imaging – from camera systems and lighting technology to professional software and color science. For Capture One CEO, Rafael Orta, this connection is not accidental. He believes the…

Now 87, William Eggleston is known as the “Godfather of Color Photography” for helping establish it as a legitimate, high-art medium. But that was by no means an easy task, as a new exhibition in London, England, reminds us. William Eggleston: All That Goes Unnoticed, which runs at The Photographers’ Gallery from October to February, is a career-spanning look at the American…