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CIPA released the November camera shipment data. And it's a highly depressing result. Shipments were far lower than in 2016 which already was a bad year. While

Eva Besnyö, who died on this date in 2003, certainly figures amongst the great women of Dutch photography, but discussion of her inevitably turns to the question of whether she developed a personal 'style'. That question cannot be considered without an understanding of  her determination to be a photographer at a time that it was a…

A review of cutting-edge technology that will bring about the next communication revolution, including trends related to VR, AR, wearable tech, the Internet of

In his series, Unequal Scenes, photographer Johnny Miller uses a drone to shed light on the extreme poverty that lives on the doorsteps of some of society’s most privileged.

A striking photo of a baby elephant on fire as it flees a mob of humans with its mother has won an international wildlife photo contest. The photo, titled

Daniel Castro Garcia has been awarded the W. Eugene Smith Memorial Fund’s 2017 grant in Humanistic Photography for his project on the European migrant and refugee crisis.

What do William Eggleston, Diane Arbus and Stephen Shore have in common? A flair for recording the most dire political times in America

If you aren't applying any color grading to either your photographs or motion work, you are potentially missing a vital part of the process of finalizing your image. Color grading can be one of the most impactful tweaks you can make to your work once it’s been shot. It has the potential to elevate a good image to great, or a great image to outstanding. This short video and article highlights why it's so important and the powerful impact it can have on your work.

We talk to the legendary photographer about Brexit, British culture, and his new Bristol-based foundation.

Smith took many famous pictures, but he also taped hours of audio of jazz greats, writers and artists of the day

Artist SUSAN DERGES became one of the pioneers of camera less photography after becoming frustrated at the way 'the camera always separates the subject from the viewer'. Much of her work explores the relationship between the observer and the observed; the self and nature or the imagined and the 'real'

Joerg Colberg's online photography magazine, featuring photographer profiles, interviews, articles, and book reviews.

This seemingly simple area of study offers insights into all sorts of behavior–from attention to decision-making.

Eros Hoagland, a burned out photojournalist believes photojournalism does not change the world, shares his thought in a documentary video.

Urban Color is an exhibition of Wayne Sorce’s large-scale color photographs taken in the late 1970s and early 1980s in Chicago and New York City. The Chicago-born photographer died in 2015

Joerg Colberg's online photography magazine, featuring photographer profiles, interviews, articles, and book reviews.

If you've ever wanted to get that classic film look, there's no better way than to use vintage lenses. In this fascinating video, DP Jody Eldred visit

Pay attention: Typography isn’t just catchy visuals. It can also be dangerous.

Photojournalists talk about their obligations to subjects and audiences, and how market forces are affecting ethical standards in the profession.