October 1, 2021
Wildlife Photographer of the Year announces jury and entry fee waiver
Wildlife Photographer of the Year has announced its prestigious international jury and entry fee waiver for 50 countries ahead of the 2022 open call for entries
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September 29, 2021
photoGuard research shows most missed photo opportunities
New research from photoGuard shows most missed photo opportunities of the year, including holidays with friends and family
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September 29, 2021
How to capture the red deer rut
Ben Hall shows you how to capture one of Britain's most exciting autumn wildlife spectacles
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September 28, 2021
Nikon FM3A Review: Nikon’s last manual-focus SLR at 20
Nikon launched its final manual-focus film SLR, the FM3A, in summer 2001. John Gilbey looks back at its significance 20 years on, and his experience with using it
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September 27, 2021
EISA Maestro 2021 international winner revealed
The Faces themed EISA Maestro 2021 international winner has been chosen, we showcase Willem Kuijpers' stunning entry
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September 25, 2021
APOY Round Seven Results: Portraits
We share the top ten images from round seven of our major APOY competition: Portraits, plus the updated leaderboard.
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September 25, 2021
Smartphone Picture of the Week 25/09/2021
We share the latest image selected for AP Smartphone Picture of the Week, taken by Billie Rae Cawte
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September 24, 2021
Fill the Frame documentary explores social media’s influence on street photography
A new documentary, Fill the Frame, directed by Tim Huynh explores the street photography genre and the influence of social media.
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September 24, 2021
Using smartphones for street photography
Three photographers show us why smartphones are the perfect tool for capturing life on the street.
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September 23, 2021
Park Cameras celebrate 50 years with Imaging Festival 2021
Park Cameras celebrates 50 years with the return of their Imaging Festival, taking place in Burgess Hill and London stores October 2021
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September 23, 2021
How the pandemic changed street photography
Steve Pill speaks to three very different pros about new briefs, adapting techniques during the pandemic, and what the future holds for street photography
