Latest articles by Leonie Helm
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope creates largest photomosaic ever made of "train wreck" Andromeda galaxy with over 2.5 billion pixels
It took 10 years, 1,000 Hubble orbits, and required over 600 overlapping images
Nikon shows off its new technology inspired by shark skin
The technology will mainly be used in aviation, and could help reduce fuel costs by tens of millions of dollars
UK government faces major backlash from creative industries against its plan to “turbocharge” AI across the country
The Creative Rights in AI Coalition has been formed by over 50 organizations representing the creative industries to safeguard copyright
Apple suspends its controversial AI news service after proving that even tech giants can't control the bots
The news service pushed out factually inaccurate news headlines, spreading misinformation to the masses
Big tech companies have voted to become more sexist and racist in anticipation of Donald Trump’s second presidency – but Apple is resisting
Meta and Amazon have reduced their Diversity, Equity and and Inclusion policies after pressure from the NCPPR
Influencers are happily trampling Lapland's wilderness to photograph a decaying old boat
Social media influencers have been flocking to Tshahkajärvi lake to take exactly the same photograph, with not a thought for their surroundings
Last chance to celebrate haute cuisine and enter the World Food Photography Awards 2025
news Amateur and professional photographers are invited to celebrate the wonder of food photography
Meteorite crashing to Earth can be heard for the first time ever because of a Ring camera
news The meteorite landed in Prince Edward Island, caught with visual and sound on camera, and narrowly missing the cameras owner
A full fleet of AI cameras and sensors are helping fight against the LA wildfires - but drones are struggling
News News technology has been deployed for some time now to help tackle natural disasters, but it can't fight climate change
Disposable, self-cleaning, mobile camera successfully used in first-of-its-kind spinal surgery hailed as a "game changer"
news The camera has reduced spinal patients' exposure to X-rays by 47% and has been successfully used to remove two tumors from its first patient
Photographer Oliviero Toscani, the powerhouse behind the high impact Benetton campaigns, dies at 82
News "People use technology and Photoshop to fill in what they’re lacking in talent. People are incredibly lazy and spoilt," he said in 2006
Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2025 open for submissions from around the globe
Get outside and enter 2025's competition for your chance to win US$12,000 in prize money
Global body camera market to boom as demand for justice and police culpability continues to grow
As growing pressure on police forces to take responsibility for brutality and homicide grows, body worn cameras are becoming the norm
Johnny Depp warns against AI deepfake images and videos of his likeness scamming fans on social media
NEWS The practice is becoming more and more common, and legislation has yet to keep up with the AI behind it
“We are committed to protecting user data” says Apple as it pays out US$95 million for privacy breaches
Despite apparently denying the charges, Apple has agreed to the $95 million payout – with each victim eligible for $20 each
Insta360 puts viewers in the mud by becoming the official sponsor of the SuperMotorcross World Championship
The motorcycling race has chosen Insta360 to be its official sponsor and reveal the sport like never before
This viral image from the Paris Olympics won gold at the World Sports Photography Awards 2025
Jerome Brouillet went viral over the summer for his image of Brazilian surfer, Gabriel Medina, suspended above the water
Apple to pay US$95 million because Siri eavesdropped on its customers without permission – but will it make any difference?
NEWS The lawsuit was launched five years ago after a UK newspaper reported that Apple was employing people to listen into private conversations
NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope celebrates 10 years of keeping its lens trained on the giants of the solar system
NEWS The NASA OPAL project was designed to monitor the atmospheric changes on Saturn, Jupiter, Neptune and Uranus
Photographer explores African American history and oppression by shooting cultural objects held in the United States' original 13 colonies
Wendel White is fascinated by "the residual power of the past to inhabit material remains"
Amazon-owned Ring is offering a free update, with 2K video resolution and vehicle recognition for security cameras
NEWS This long-awaited update will be available to download on the app tomorrow – but there's a catch
Trail cameras have proven instrumental bringing the Iberian Lynx back from extinction
"The only feline species that was threatened at this level was the sabre tooth tiger thousands of years ago," said Rodrigo Serra
It's 2025 yet photographs of the first moon landing sites are all it takes to get people crying it was fake
News Photographs of the first moon landing sites on 'X' bring conspiracy theories to the surface in a series of denial comments
