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"I was almost arrested by the KGB in Moscow!" Photographer David Clapp channels his inner 007 as he manages to evade Russian secret police
How to "I was almost arrested by the KGB in Moscow!" says Canon photographer David Clapp
Behind The Crown: confessions of Getty's royal photographer
Features Chris Jackson talks about what it takes to be the photographic companion of the British Royal Family
A sheep photobombed my landscape photo and made it even better! Here's lookin' at ewe, kid!
Photo of the day Photo of the Day: 'Lambscape' photographer Gary Davies captures an incredible figure in a landscape, with a difference
EagleCam is back! Watch a pair of nesting bald eagles get ready for their baby eaglet in Minnesota
News The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources will set the the stream live on Thursday and viewers will get a close up view of the breeding pair
Sometimes, I let my subjects know I was photographing them, sometimes I didn’t. It was a constant battle of choices, but as an outsider, I was often forgiven for my rudeness
Features Richard Koek on his photographic portrait of a city with fascinating contrasts
Dogs, horses and cute cats (of course!) are winners in 2024 International Pet Photography Awards
NEWS This cute kitten composite is among the finalists of the competition that celebrates the photography of our four-legged friends – but who won?
Exquisite art and architecture of an untouched 1,000-year-old Tibetan monastery captured in mind-blowing detail with 150-megapixel medium format camera
News Peter van Ham has been documenting the site of the Tabo monastery for 30 years, and thanks to Phase One it's now presented in even higher resolution
If you want to shoot low-tide landscapes you need to get your camera down low
Tutorial Master the challenges of coastal locations at low tide with a careful approach to composition
"It's the toughest sport I’ve ever photographed. Kokpar is the equivalent of American football on horseback with a sheep's carcass for a ball"
Opinion Champion jockey-turned-photographer Richard Dunwoody wrangled a last-minute press pass to shoot one of the toughest sports known to man (and horse)
