Photography PR

The NFL is oh so close to being back, and while the players have been running drills and pumping iron to keep themselves in shape during the offseason, one rising star has also been pursuing a more cu...

Rain in the forecast for the first time in months, dark clouds gathering to the north, and a family lunch that can't be moved. That collision between perfect conditions and almost no time is the reali...

You shot 36,000 photos in your first year and kept maybe 10. That's not failure, and treating it as failure is the thing quietly holding you back. The reframe comes from Cody Mitchell , who argues th...

Photographers often know how they want an image to look before they begin editing, but reaching that result can require both changes across the entire scene and adjustments limited to specific areas. ...

New to waterfall photography? Learn how to choose your gear, find great locations, work with changing light, and use your camera settings to capture waterfalls in different ways. We'll also cover the ...

A short while ago I was reading the comments on a restaurant's Facebook group post. The post was a set of dodgy AI-generated food images, and they had that giveaway look. Too glossy, sauce behaving st...

Harvard Art Museums has delved into its extensive photographic collection to put on a thought-provoking exhibition titled The Way We Never Were that questions the postwar narrative in the United State...

Some months ago, I wrote about my chequered experience with street photography for AP and how, on occasion, I’ve been physically threatened for squeezing the shutter release button. Since then, I’...

Night photography along the coast: it's evocative, eternal, calming—and surprisingly easy. While many of us enjoy hiking miles into the wilderness, you can create alluring night photos just steps fr...

The idea behind the original Olympus PEN camera was deeply poignant. Like an actual pen, the PEN camera should be something you can take anywhere. It offers utility, for example, to sign a check or wr...

For the new A1 Prehistoric limited-edition watch from the British brand Anoma, an artisan in a remote French village spent five hours grinding each of its 100 cases to create distinctive chiseled look...

Photographer Eva Verbeeck has covered a lot of ground. Over six years, she has crossed 28 US states, 4×5 and 8×10 large format cameras in tow, and has photographed more than 400 girls and young wome...

The first London exhibition of Bob Carlos Clarke for over a decade is currently in full swing at the Atlas Gallery. Marking the 20th anniversary since the death of the iconic photographer in 2006, th...

Say what you will about the camera phone, but it’s forever changed the way people look at photography. Years of simply pointing, tapping a screen and letting computational photography do all the leg...

The Pentax 17 landed in 2024 to a wall of loud opinions, and a year of actual use has a way of softening the sharpest first impressions. A camera you dismiss on a one-week deadline can look very diffe...

The first-ever photograph is returning back to where it was taken in France for the first time in 200 years. Shot by Nicéphore Niépce in either 2026 or 2027 – no one knows the precise date - the i...

Looking Beyond, from the series Racines de l’Imaginaire, Lome, Togo, 2021 by Delali Ayivi (left). Daniel, Accra, Ghana, 2024, by Jude Lartey (center). Untitled, Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire, 2024 by Sar...

Anime cosplay and Oasis in Venice: photos of the weekend The Guardian’s picture editors select photographs from around the world

Light gets talked about like it comes in two flavors, good and bad, and that framing quietly limits what you shoot. Treating every kind of light as workable, rather than sorting it into keepers and mi...

The promised Sigma 85mm f/1.2 DG Art has finally arrived, ushering in a new era of ultra-fast prime lenses for the Aizu-based company. Sigma promises unparalleled image quality in an impressively comp...