Wildlife Photographer of the Year – held in partnership with the Natural History Museum in London – is known as the world’s best nature photography competition, famed for showcasing the beauty, fascination and fragility of the natural world.
This year’s contest, which is in its 57th year, was the most
In Italy, there is a certain combination of magnificence that any ordinary tourist can capture in a casual photo. It is the magnificent, frescoed interior inside a 15th-century palace set in a cobblestoned city surrounded by pine-laced countryside.
But rarely do photos capture all those multiple levels of ravishing beauty
Yasuhiro Wakabayashi, the Japanese American photographer known as Hiro, whose fashion and still-life images captured a relentlessly inventive vision of American life that critics likened to those of his idol and mentor, Richard Avedon, died on Sunday at his country home in Erwinna, Pa. He was 90.
The death was
There are various strategies photographers use to properly illuminate landscape at night, but a neat one that has emerged in recent times is the use of drones equipped with powerful lights. Patryk Sadowski is one photographer who has been doing gorgeous work in this niche.
Sadowski was born in Poland
Sometimes, to grow as a photographer, you have to take two steps back to go three steps forward.
I’ll start today’s article by repeating a quote by Les Brown. Okay, “repeat” might be a strong word. I don’t remember the speech word by word, so I may butcher it, but
Phone photography has come a long way since its flip phone origins. Today, you might not even be able to tell the difference between a photo taken by a phone and a dedicated camera.
I always encourage experimenting with phone photography. Without the extra gear, phone photography can be a
