March 26, 2015
How cyclist Danny MacAskill created this incredibe eclipse shot
This dramatic shot in front of last week's solar eclipse was so striking some thought it must have been faked
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March 26, 2015
Rolling Stone photographer’s ‘iconic’ rock images exposed
The work of a photographer who was granted unprecedented behind-the-scenes access to famous musicians is set to go on show in London next month.
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March 26, 2015
Triggertrap launches Timelapse Pro app
Triggertrap Timelapse Pro is designed to allow photographers to build and save custom timelapse sequences.
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March 26, 2015
Call for entries as iPhone Photography Awards deadline looms
The deadline for the iPhone Photography Awards is fast approaching with entrants required to submit their images by 31 March.
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March 25, 2015
Mirrorless Party 2015 video takes light-hearted look at CSC rivalry
Compact system camera rivalry is brought to life in a light-hearted video called Mirrorless Party 2015, which is currently going down a storm on YouTube.
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March 25, 2015
UK filmmaker wins Nikon European Film Festival prize with anti-bullying movie
Jagjeet Singh from the UK has beaten hundreds of budding filmmakers to win the inaugural Nikon European Film Festival with a short movie about bullying.
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March 25, 2015
Battery-charging storage case targets on-the-go photographers
New gear for photographers, from XSories, includes the Large Power CapXule (£63.99), a storage case for a camera and accessories with an internal battery pack to charge a camera on the move.
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March 25, 2015
Today is nine years since death of renowned photographer Bob Carlos Clarke
Today marks nine years since the death of renowned photographer Bob Carlos Clarke who took his own life aged 55
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March 25, 2015
Phase One updates Capture One Pro software
Phase One has updated its Capture One Pro raw file conversion and image editing software.
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March 24, 2015
Wildlife photographer wins climate change prize with ‘haunting’ image of drought-hit zebra
A ‘haunting’ image showing the mummified remains of a zebra that died during a deadly drought has won a climate change competition
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March 24, 2015
Photographer who wins Anja Niedringhaus award pays tribute to photojournalist killed in Afghanistan
US photographer Heidi Levine has won the first Anja Niedringhaus award, launched in tribute to the photojournalist who died in Afghanistan
