October 8, 2009
Photography legend Penn dead at 92
Legendary photographer Irving Penn has died, aged 92.
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October 7, 2009
Photographer quizzed over pics taken from home
Police in Gloucestershire have insisted that they have a duty to investigate all complaints after a photography enthusiast was quizzed over pictures captured from his own house.
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October 7, 2009
Under fire wedding photographer: Website ‘inactive’
The website of a photographer at the centre of a media frenzy - after a wedding couple sued him over the quality of their wedding photos - is not accessible today.
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October 7, 2009
Panasonic bakes Lumix G1 cake to celebrate Micro system anniversary
Panasonic has baked a big cake - made to resemble its DMC-G1 camera - to celebrate the first anniversary of the Lumix G Micro System.
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October 6, 2009
War photographer Chung joins Canon pro photo show
Award-winning photojournalist Dan Chung is among a host of experts lined up to take part in the Canon Pro Photo Solutions show in London from 27-28 October.
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October 6, 2009
Madonna copyright victory – what is the law?
Pop star Madonna today won 'substantial damages' over a national newspaper's infringement of copyright and invasion of privacy.
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October 6, 2009
British soldier’s Afghanistan photos to aid war wounded
Photographs captured by a soldier who risked life and limb on the front line in Afghanistan are set to help Britain's war wounded. Picture credit: Alexander Allan
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October 5, 2009
Photographers warn of confusion over PM statement
Prime Minister Gordon Brown's assertion that it is not illegal to photograph a police officer, provided you have a 'reasonable excuse', has sparked confusion among photographers.
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October 5, 2009
Combat camera reads ‘Big Ben’ time from 70 miles
A new camera, claimed to be able to read the time of Big Ben from around 70 miles away, is helping RAF pilots on combat missions in Afghanistan.
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October 1, 2009
Photographer beach ban infringes ‘civil liberties’
A photographer who was told by a council official he was not allowed to take pictures on a Dorset beach without a permit - because of a new 'by-law' - is lobbying local MPs. Speaking…
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October 1, 2009
Nude Shields photo may break UK law, say police (update Thursday)
The nude photo of Brooke Shields as a child actress - removed from the Tate Modern just hours before it was due to go on show - may break the Obscene Publications Act if displayed,…
