So we come to a year ago, where my dad has dug out my Canon EOS 30 from the attic. The “soft-touch” coating on the grip has done what it does best… Continue reading

Mercedes Diaz Barreiro Aldana explores her Mexican heritage through fine art portraiture and still life. She shares more about ‘Soul of Mexico’ and her future goals… Continue reading

Ernest Cole was a pioneering South African photographer whose uncompromising photographs exposed the realities of life under apartheid. Born Ernest Levi Tsoloane Kole in Eersterust in 1940, near Pr…… Continue reading

Do you want to become a better wildlife photographer but you aren’t sure where to start? Here are five tips to help you create beautiful animal photographs no matter your skill level… Continue reading

This week, Beth hosts a discussion on bridges, exploring their significance beyond mere structures. Notable bridges like the Sydney Harbour and Bixby Creek highlight both engineering marvel and art…… Continue reading

How a tattoo helped identify a boxer and catalogue a collection… Continue reading

Who? What? Where? When? Why? interview with Portland, Maine-based photographer Nick Gervin… Continue reading

Karen Ishiguro is a fashion and portrait photographer based in Auckland, New Zealand / Aotearoa. Her work is described as young and whimsical, and her images often evoke a sense of wonder, playfulness, femininity, and elegance… Continue reading

By MICHAEL PERKINS A picture in which an activity is implied, but is not yet fully underway…. PHOTOGRAPHERS HAVE FILLED ENTIRE LIBRARIES with commentary on what has become commonly referred t…… Continue reading

Italy isn’t just a place—it’s a living gallery, a dance of light and shadow, texture and colour, where every turn offers a new composition waiting to be captured. We’ve been there a number of times and never get tired of… Continue reading

There is a painting in Room 701 of the Denon wing at the Louvre, which stops me every time I have the good fortune to be there. I do not mean I merely slow down or pause. Although that room… Continue reading

The winner of the competition receives a £15,000 award plus a commissioned work for London’s National Portrait Gallery… Continue reading

Our fifth contest in collaboration with Leica and Xiaomi, aims to find the best talents in the world and investigates more closely the relationship between street photography and fine art… Continue reading

Words and Images by Morvarid K Interview by AnnaRose Goldwitz… Continue reading

Shoot the People  — Following the premiere of a new film exploring the photographer’s work and driving forces, we caught up with him to chat about his…… Continue reading

For yet another year, Outside Lands blessed Golden Gate Park with an electric weekend. For many San Francisco natives, it’s an escape they look forward to every single year. Outside Lands has long been a festival where people of all… Continue reading

Not by any means concealed, but hiding in plain sight, is the City Gallery  located on the ground floor of the historic Melbourne Town Hall at 110 Swanston Street. Established in 2002, it is dedica…… Continue reading

Born in 1963 in the South Bronx, Joe Conzo Jr. acquired a passion for photography as a young boy. By some combination of luck and circumstance, as a teenager Jo… Continue reading

As AI reshapes creative work, the photographer and founding member of Adobe Creative Collective explains why picking up a camera helps to sharpen your creativit… Continue reading

Join us in celebrating all of the participants and winners of the World Photography Day 2026 contest… Continue reading

I recently came across a YouTube channel produced by a photographer that made me think about photography and why people get engaged with it in a completely different way than I have previously. I h…… Continue reading

Through this new photobook of the 1980s, viewers see a different angle to working class free time during rising political tension… Continue reading

Samsara is wisdom unrecognised, said Vajrasattva. In the heart of enlightenment, samsara and sorrow are merely the play of the All Good. And the five poisons of lust, aversion, dulness, arrogance and jealousy reveal themselves as five wisdoms. Wisdom is… Continue reading

Homesickness, our digital footprint, childhood memories, or fashion photography are subjects that five artists tackle in this exhibit, on view at Amsterdam’s Huis Marseille through February 9… Continue reading

A selection of 6×6 (analog square format) images from photographer Wouter Van de Voorde’s 2023 book, Nucleo, published by Area Books. The title is a reference to the nuclear family, and the images chronicle Van de Voorde’s own family over… Continue reading

Area = ~2.13 x 2.13 meters… Continue reading

The monumental first retrospective on Giovanni Chiaramonte, organized by CSAC – Centro Studi Archivio della Comunicazione of the Parma University and Fondazione Monteparma, is truly unmissable… Continue reading

Words and Images by Kanishka Puri Interview by AnnaRose Goldwitz… Continue reading

Meet Dariusz G, Fstoppers Photographer of the Month for August 2026. Discover his versatile portfolio, standout images, and storytelling approach that earned him community recognition and a shot at Photographer of the Year… Continue reading

GuruShots is an international competition platform for photographers. Players get feedback from more than three billion monthly voters and try to work their way up through rankings, from Newbie to the ultimate status (and bragging rights) of Guru. GuruShots’ challenges… Continue reading

Peter Magubane was one of South Africa’s most important photojournalists and one of the defining photographic voices of the apartheid era. Born in Vrededorp, Johannesburg in 1932, he became known f…… Continue reading

This post marks ten years—a decade—of onthisdateinphotography.com! There’s no better way to celebrate it than to consider progress on a new Australian institution devoted, as is this blog, to…… Continue reading

Those of you who may have read some of my previous posts will not be surprised to learn that my ST605N was a charity shop find… Continue reading

Shooting from the skies… Continue reading

Learn more about photographing the Engine Houses of Botallack Mine in Cornwall in our latest edition of 16 Questions about 1 Photo with Flickr member, Wildlife & Nature Photography… Continue reading

There’s nothing quite like the solitude of my darkroom at dawn, the hum of my enlarger in the background, and the image slowly appearing on paper in my hands. For me, photography is more than capturing a moment—it’s a meditative… Continue reading

Eight winners were selected in this year’s contest from nearly 1,600 entries submitted by photographers in 50 countries… Continue reading

I can’t quite believe that it has already been ten years since I started this blog. When I look back at the beginning, I realise that this blog didn’t start because I had a burning desire to share …… Continue reading

For many months we asked photographers to send us a piece of audio no longer than five minutes in length to include on our A Photographic Life podcast. These became a book which is now out of print…… Continue reading

Colour blocks and strong silhouettes make bold seasonal statements. Team Credits Creative Director: Anya Shor Model: Ellamae Sarah Hughes Photography: Leah den Bok Makeup & Hair: Taylor Savage Styling: Justyna Lasocka Location: Wasaga Beach Public Library Earlier this year, I… Continue reading

This exhibition shows an intriguing interplay between Daido Moriyama’s Shinjuku, Tokyo series and Avo Tavitian’s Los Angeles images… Continue reading

These photographs  were taken in North Sumatra Indonesia… Continue reading

One Night in Watford — Commissioned to take promotional pictures before Skins hit screens, Ewen Spencer revisits the fun-fuelled evening in a new photobook… Continue reading

Nick Brandt’s “The Day May Break” is an ongoing global series portraying people and animals that have been impacted by environmental degradation and destruction… Continue reading

Inside / Outside pairs together Clarissa Bonet’s psychologically charged city scenes with Lynne Cohen’s unsettling interiors, revealing how architecture quietly shapes human behavior, movement and perception. … Continue reading

Following a group of Ukrainians who fled the war to Bratislava, this collection of portraits balance sadness and humor to explore what it’s like to start a new life over the age of 60… Continue reading

I list five things that are wrong with the modern world and show the photograph of one… Continue reading

London’s October Gallery pairs two photographic artists who constructed their imaginative scenes by hand—not afterwards on a screen. Walk into most creative age… Continue reading

Philip-Lorca diCorcia is an American photographer whose work occupies a fascinating space between documentary photography, staged photography, and cinematic storytelling. His photographs often look…… Continue reading

The photographer spent her past few summers swapping festivals with friends for battlefields, all to create an archive for historical events that have no photographic record… Continue reading