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Remembering Giraffes: the latest book in the photo conservation series that has already raised over US$1.6 million is now on sale

The eleventh book in the Remembering Wildlife conservation series has just gone on sale. Remembering Giraffes will raise funds to protect the world’s tallest mammal, and buyers can also view the 20 winning images from the Remembering Wildlife competition that featured in issue 307 of Digital Camera magazine. A 146-page hardback printed on high-quality art paper, Remembering Giraffes features…
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That viral “mom hack” for saving money on school photos? It could end up costing far more in legal fees and opening unexpected privacy risks. As a photographer, this is what I would do instead

A “mom hack” for saving money on school photos is going viral – but the AI hack could end up costing hundreds of dollars in legal fees while opening up photos of children to privacy risks. Back to school is usually followed by school photos, a longstanding tradition…
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Viewfinder vs rear LCD: How you compose your shot with your camera doesn’t matter if your photography is good

With the launch of the Nikon Z5IIC I thought it was time to address the raging debate as to whether or not you should ever rely on the rear LCD as a serious photographer. In reality, I think the answer is quite simple. Nobody has ever looked at a photograph and gone: “I can see it a mile off; you didn’t look through the viewfinder!” Viewfinders rule! There are plenty of benefits to…
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Under a fiery nocturnal lamp, a lifesaving beach rescue of exhausted turtle earns Spanish photographer major award

During the pitch dark of night, a lifesaving rescue takes place on a Mexican beach. Under the fiery red light of a nocturnal lamp, conservation worker Isreal Oblea helps an olive ridley sea turtle move her newly laid eggs from the shoreline further up the beach. The mother turtle is exhausted, having made the long pilgrimage to El Suspiro in Baja California, and has nested close too the water.
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Leica has just honored one of photography's greatest storytellers, and her black-and-white images are extraordinary

Leica has announced that legendary Mexican photographer Graciela Iturbide is the recipient of its 2026 Leica Hall of Fame Award, recognizing a remarkable career that has helped shape the way we see documentary photography. Widely regarded as one of Latin America’s most influential photographic voices, Iturbide was honored during Leica’s Celebration of Photography on October 8 at Leica…
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