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Exploring the myth and reality of the American West
News Photographer Mark McLennan captures the intimate details of the American West in his new photography book 'No Fences'
Explore the tumultuous 1980s in Britain through photography – from Thatcherism to Black femininity
'The 80s: Photographing Britain' will open the Tate Britain in London from 21 November 2024 to 05 May 2025
"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
Taylor Swift's security team prove women are still not safe around the paparazzi
NEWS Singer Taylor Swift's security team can be seen in now-viral footage yelling at members of the paparazzi to "stand up"
Ahead of Donald Trump sentencing, judiciary rejects another media bid to allow cameras in criminal trials
NEWS President-elect Trump is set to be sentenced on November 26, and there is a huge media push to allow photographers and broadcasters in the courtroom
President of Magnum Photos says AI is killing photojournalism
Award-winner Cristina de Middel also said that things for women in the photography industry are getting better, but very slowly
“Suddenly, I had an archive of blood.” How an inspiring female photographer took on the Sicilian Mafia, and won
news Letizia Battaglia was one of Italy's most important social documentary photographers, best known for her work exposing Mafia crimes
Photographer Joshua Lutz captures the dichotomy of daily life in Central Florida
News We talk to photographer Joshua Lutz about his new photography book 'Orange Blossom Trail'
