Photography

Let's take a moment to look at the legacy of those women war photographers who have pioneered the genre with their unique works.

After nearly 20 years of traveling and photographing the outdoors—both as an enthusiast and a professional—I’ve noticed a frustrating trend: people leaving behind their crap (both literal and figurative) and showing little regard for the environment. There’s no denying that more and more of us are seeking time in nature, whether for hiking, photography, or simply to

Women photographers have contributed immensely to the medium. Today, we look at 10 contemporary names who are challenging the norm.

People wonder all the time what they should take for photos. I've got an easy solution that should help you cure boredom, break up your creative block, and r...

Images from some of this year’s varied Carnival parades and celebrations

Conservationist and photographer Shauna Hart shares her award-winning wildlife photography, inspiration, and insights.

Photography has grown as a medium, but here is a look at the contribution of women photographers who redefined the medium.

Street photography can feel intimidating if you're naturally introverted or shy around strangers. Overcoming that initial fear matters, because without it, you might miss capturing compelling moments that happen right in front of you. Coming to you from Samuel Bassett of Optical Wander, this practical video offers straightforward advice for becoming more comfortable shooting

Don't stress about your 'phojo'

If you live in a perpetually pleasant climate, go outside and mow the lawn or something. Save this story for later, like when you take that Alaskan cruise, or when the Earth's axis shifts 90 degrees. For the other 75% of us who experience cold, often snowy weather from December through March, here's how to get optimal exposure when the ground is all covered in white.

Some of the top nature photography featured in this year’s competition

Great autofocus performance isn’t just about pressing a button. While modern cameras are advanced, they still need your help to lock onto a subject quickly and accurately. Small tweaks in your shooting technique can dramatically improve your results, especially when tracking fast-moving subjects. Coming to you from Jan Wegener, this practical video breaks down several

For those of us inhabiting the Northern hemisphere, there is a sense of anticipation. The dark, gloomy days of winter are receding and approaching is the season of renewal. It’s a time when we can go out with our cameras without the need for several layers of clothes, 30 lens cloths and a pair of fingerless gloves. For many, photography in the spring is the most invigorating and creative time. As we slowly and inevitably head into the season of soft light and flowers, it’s time to give your cameras and lenses a good clean, charge those batteries and head

Even the best smartphone camera won’t save a poorly composed shot.

Zoom in on an object that is 2.5 million light years away.

A visual essay inspired by the Louvre, of all damn things

Elvis, summer sport and stinky flowers. Guardian Australia looks back at some of the month’s most striking images

Max Rush has been named overall winner of International Garden Photographer of the Year with a classic English garden scene

Black photographers have contributed immensely the U.S. Here is a look at those whose photographs still shape our perspective.

Self-doubt is a constant in creative work. You might question whether your images are any good or if your work stands out. That uncertainty isn’t unique to you—many struggle with it, even experienced professionals. The challenge is defining what makes a good photographer when taste, style, and subjectivity play such a big role. Coming to you from James Popsys, this thoughtful

Don’t let the rain stop you—your best smartphone photos are waiting outside.

Mital Patel is a wildlife photographer whose visuals will leave you in awe. But there is more to the story than meets the eye.

Have you ever wanted to create a photo book showcasing your own photography? Turning your images into a professionally finished photo book can be an impactful way to contain and present your work. This article explores options to self-publish your photography in the format of a professional-quality photo book. All too often, the final output for our images is social media or

This is a collection of photos chosen by AP photo editors.

Check out all of the incredible winners.

We are delighted to announce the winners of Amateur Photographer of the Year 2024! See the overall winners here

AI Imaging is here to stay. Whichever way you feel about the advent of artificial intelligence, that horse has well and truly bolted. That of course raises concerns about the future of real photography. Will it still have relevance in an age when photos can be created by typing a few words into an app? My opinion is yes, and not only yes. I believe we now live in an age when real world photography will become an even more vital tool in telling the truth, recording history and telling personal stories. I want to kick off with my personal

Vignettes are a great tool for improving the impact of photos captured indoors or out. They can help guide a viewer's eyes through an intricate scene and emphasize the primary element within the frame. This 11-minute tutorial from Park Cameras, a leading photo retailer in the UK, demonstrates two ways to introduce this compelling effect. One approach relies upon Lightroom's built-in tools, while the other method involves the use of masks for getting the job done to perfection.

Are you fed up with Instagram’s algorithms and TikTok’s endless videos? You’re not alone. There’s a growing movement in the photography community: people are returning to Flickr, an “old-school”