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A person on a bicycle loaded with tall grass rides along a dirt path, surrounded by palm trees and distant houses under a cloudy sky

Served up for you: World Food Photography Awards Shortlist is here

By Kim Bunermann published

NEWS The world's best food photography is more than just a visual feast, let's find out who the overall winner could be, winning a prize of £5,000

NEWS
Side-by-side photographs of a pigeon in a tree, comparing digital zoom against optical zoom

Optical zoom vs digital zoom

By Kim Bunermann published

5-MIN PHOTO TIPS You've heard the terms but, when it comes to optical zoom vs digital zoom, what do they mean and which is best to use?

5-MIN PHOTO TIPS
Photographer Neil Leifer poses next to his photography at "Sport: Iooss and Leifer" Exhibit Opening at The Annenberg Space For Photography on November 13, 2009 in Century City, California. (Photo by Brian To/FilmMagic)

“He’s looking up Ali’s butt, there’s no way he’s gonna get a great picture…” Why I keep coming back to this Neil Leifer interview

By Mike Harris published

Features Jared Polin’s sit-down interview with sports photography legend, Neil Leifer, is a real treat that I keep coming back to

Features
US environmentalist and nature photographer Jim Brandenburg poses in front of a picture during the nature and wildlife international photo festival in Montier-en-Der, on November 16, 2012. The 16th edition of the fair, which runs from November 15 to November 18, 2012, presents work from photographers who campaign for the protection of the environment and endangered species. AFP PHOTO FRANCOIS NASCIMBENI (Photo by Francois Nascimbeni/ AFP)

Celebrated wildlife photographer Jim Brandenburg dies aged 79

By Keith Wilson, Chris George published

news Award-winning American wildlife photographer Jim Brandenburg is remembered through his best-known image "Brother Wolf"

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A black and white photo of a modern corridor

I went on a photo tour in Spain with Light and Land, and this is what I learned

By Peter Fenech published

I headed to Valencia with the famous photo workshop company to find out how to capture unique images in popular locations

Photography Styles
Leica M-E being held in the hand

Why perfectly imperfect images are practically perfect in every way

By Sebastian Oakley published

Opinion Oops, I took a masterpiece: Why mistakes often make the best pictures

Opinion
A close-up of water splashing as a bird dives in, creating a dynamic spray and ripples on the surface against a dark backdrop

This wildlife photographer shoots award-winning images with an APS-C camera

By Kim Bunermann published

WHY SHOTS WORK Shaun Antle works with a Canon EOS R7. Here's a breakdown of his entry in Canadian Geographic’s Photos of the Year competition

WHY SHOTS WORK
A flamingo stands on the beach and hides its head and wings

Gaming the system: I talked to the photographer who tricked the AI industry

By Kim Bunermann published

INTERVIEW Miles Astray entered a real-life photograph into an AI competition – and winning, join our conversation about AI and its dangers

INTERVIEW
A lone otter

National Geographic's 'Billy & Molly: An Otter Love Story' - A conversation with Billy Mail

By Leonie Helm published

Interview The BAFTA nominated film follows the story of Billy and Susan Mail, and how their lives changed dramatically when an emaciated young otter turned up on their pontoon

Interview
Two racoons

Turn your Amazon Blink camera into a camera trap to celebrate the National Wildlife Federation's 'Eye on the Wild' campaign

By Leonie Helm published

news National Wildlife Federation and Amazon's Blink have teamed up to create a campaign to encourage people to protect their local wildlife and nature

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