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"For three years, I had tried many times to get a decent photo of this species, but I hadn't yet succeeded. What you see before you is a dream fulfilled." Young wildlife photographer scoops top youth prize in major bird photography competition
20+ hour, 30+ min ago (241+ words) "I was walking through the woods with a group of birding friends one cloudy morning when I came across a Plain-backed Antpitta – a lifer for me and one of the first records of the species for the area," he explains....
"I've never seen anything like it": photographer captures haunting contrast between life and death as Northern Gannet hangs from fishing line beneath nesting cliffs??? the image now wins prestigious conservation award
6+ day, 2+ hour ago (232+ words) "I've never seen anything like it. I wanted to show this contrast between life and death. This species already faces many challenges, including climate change and disease; only the year before my visit, avian flu had decimated the colony. I…...
"I walked for hours through a unique desert landscape in northern Chile, where the rugged terrain traps sea mist in ravines," photographer's rare shot of "the ghost of the desert" honored with major wildlife award
1+ week, 1+ day ago (204+ words) Francisco Castro Escobar approached Chile's largest owl slowly, silently and patiently, to capture this award-winning image showing the bird of prey with its yellow eyes, perched on a spiny cactus branch "In the distance, we noticed the silhouette of a…...
Visa pour l'Image photography festival loses its founder: why Jean-François Leroy's passing is a huge loss to photojournalism
1+ week, 5+ day ago (161+ words) Digital Camera World You are now subscribed Your newsletter sign-up was successful Churches, convents, even a former prison get turned into galleries, and almost twice the town's population again turns up to experience the most immersive pictures of wars, famines…...
The seaside town that once called Martin Parr's photographs a betrayal is about to put his face on a mural the size of a building
1+ week, 5+ day ago (253+ words) It's worth remembering just how much that original body of work upset some people. Martin Parr didn't set out to show New Brighton in its best light. Instead, he focused his lens on its litter-strewn beaches, its overflowing bins and…...
From an unlikely friendship to a leopard’s clumsy manoeuvre: the world’s leading wildlife photography competition reveals a sneak peek of this year's extraordinary images
2+ week, 5+ day ago (360+ words) The category winners and the prestigious Grand Title and Young Grand Title awards will be announced on October 13. You can watch the ceremony live on YouTube. The full set of highlighted images will be showcased in an exhibition from October…...
RIP Jay Maisel: the New York photographer who shot one of history's most iconic album covers, made masterful use of light and color, and loved to pass on his knowledge to others
2+ week, 5+ day ago (169+ words) Maisel picked up the phone himself. When Wilkes left college, he became his associate. That one conversation, Wilkes says, changed his life. It also turned into a 50-year friendship. Above: trailer for the film Jay Myself His most famous image…...
Three gentoo penguins reclaim their place in nature among the ruins of Antarctic whaling station abandoned in 1931 – photographer captures wildlife returning to the relics of a dark industry
2+ week, 5+ day ago (110+ words) Gear infoCamera: Canon EOS R5 Mark II Lens: Canon RF 100-300mm f/2.8L IS USM + Canon Extender RF 1.4x Exposure1/200 sec, f/14, ISO 2000 The story behind the still"Three gentoo penguins stand beside the rusting remains of the former Hektor whaling station at Whalers Bay,…...
The traveling community, illegal raves and anti-war protests: Photography exhibition reveals insider’s view of the subcultures that shaped the UK
3+ week, 1+ day ago (246+ words) Leaving a stable career at the London Ambulance Service to join the traveling community, he roamed the country with family and friends in old caravans and buses, experiencing the heyday of the free festival “circuit.” Since then, he’s played an…...
A painter shut himself in a lab for two years trying to record light. A broken thermometer changed everything
4+ week, 1+ day ago (246+ words) Daguerre (1787-1851) was actually a scene painter for the opera. But his interest in lighting led to a desire to turn images from a camera obscura – a simple box and hole that projected an image through physics, used by many painters…...