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Street Photography: A History in 100 Iconic Photographs by David Gibson review

Progress in photography always begins with looking back. Our work is shaped by those who walked the streets before us, capturing moments that would become the visual language of the genre. David Gibson’s Street Photography: A History in 100 Iconic Photographs embraces this idea wholeheartedly. Part history lesson and part practical guide, this photography book brings together some of the most…
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Canon's latest Face Detection mode means I rarely miss shots on portrait sessions - here's how to set it up

Canon’s EOS R6 Mark III has a good chance of being the camera of choice for many wedding photographers, and I have a lot of camera buddies that rave about its predecessor, the R6 Mark II – I myself own one. The Canon EOS R6 Mark III is packed to the rafters with features that help ensure you never miss the moment when shooting a wedding. I’ve already been enjoying the face detection on…
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Frozen Estonian Bog Captured by DJI Mavic 3 Pro

As a regular writer for Digital Camera World, I get to look at a lot of beautiful photographs. But this one really took my breath away. The aptly named Golden Treasure marries a love of ancient folklore with modern drone technology. The image captures frozen peat pools in an…
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Shot with a Canon EOS R5 and custom lighting, this magical, otherworldly photo captures a moth's glowing eyes

Ever thought you’d glimpsed an eerie pair of glowing eyes in your headlights? You may not have been imagining it. This phenomenon is the result of a little-known but fascinating biological adaptation. And here’s a shot that showcases it in stunning macro detail. German photographer Ivo Niermann’s picture of a noctuid moth took runner-up honors in the Other Animals category of the…
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Paramount+ drops to 50% off, and Disney+ rolls out huge Savings – Perfect timing for creatives

There’s something about great filmmaking that speaks to photographers in a way nothing else does. When I’m not out shooting, I’m usually glued to a screen – drifting between Disney+, Netflix, Paramount+, and, admittedly, falling down more YouTube rabbit holes than I care to admit. If it’s a documentary about photographers, a behind-the-scenes look at cinematography, or a beautifully…
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