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  Mike Wilson had a replica Spider-Man suit made so he could surprise his son Jayden on his 5th Birthday. Unfortunately Jayden has been diagnosed with a Grade 4 Brain Stem Tumor with an average of 1 year to live. Jayden...

Inspired by his own experience as an adopted child, Detroit-based photographer Rob Woodcox wanted to shed some light on the foster system he was fortunate enough to avoid. Thus was born the photo series/project Stories W...

The iPhone has been touted as the world’s most popular camera, but that world’s most popular camera may be having some hardware issues. Several iPhone 6 Plus users are complaining through an Apple Discussion forum th...

One of the biggest challenges of shooting 4K Ultra HD footage is the sheer amount of data you’re processing. That’s about 30 8MP photos coming into your camera every single second. But the old FOR-A FT-ONE and the ne...

Do guys, in general, hate taking pictures? Comedian Robbie Sherrard thinks so, and in this tongue-in-cheek video that’s currently going viral he breaks down all of the most awkward reasons why that is. From not wanting...

  As of 2014, the Moscow Metro has 195 stations and its route length is 325.4 km (202.2 mi). Opened in 1935 with one 11-kilometre (6.8 mi) line and 13 stations, it was the first underground railway system in the Soviet ...

Hello Potential Client, Regarding your last email in which you said: "… if they (your client) saw the $700/ $1400 a day fee for the photographer they would dismiss the project immediately… (most of my client's people...

Panasonic's Lumix DMC-LX100 turned a lot of heads when it was introduced at Photokina 2014. That might be because its spec sheet reads like an enthusiast's wish list of compact camera features - a 16MP Four Thirds sen...

Scientists at Google Research and Stanford University have teamed up to develop an artificial intelligence program designed to automatically produce captions based on the content of the image. That’s right, not just ta...

  For the last 25 years, Neo-Nazis have marched through the streets of a small town called Wunsiedel. Although the town cannot stop them they could make them walk for something meaningful. The community got together and...

What if Superman was born in the sixteenth century? What if the Hulk was a Duke? How might Van Eyck have portrayed Snow White? These are the questions that gave birth to the creative-yet-strange-yet-somehow-awesome portr...

Sony brings phase detect AF and 4K HDR video to smartphones with a new Exmor RS image sensor.

We’ve told you about some pretty fast lenses in the past — from the legendary Zeiss 50mm f/0.7 lenses made for NASA and used by Stanley Kubrick to film a candle light scene, to X-Ray lenses that you can try to Franke...

The Sony Xperia Z3 is a new flagship waterproof smartphone that features a lot of cutting-edge camera technologies. The Xperia Z3 has a 20 megapixel sensor, 25mm fixed lens with fast f/2 aperture, 4K and 1080p video, swe...

At a recent press event held at Cheltenham race course, we got our hands on Olympus' new M.Zuiko 40-150mm f/2.8 Pro telephoto lens. Click through to read our first impressions and see full-size sample images... Read the ...

PhotoShelter has recently published The 2015 Photographer's Guide to Photo Contests.

Anima and The Widest Prairies is the first UK solo exhibition by Dutch artist Charlotte Dumas.

We're partnering with Leica to give away a Leica T kit in our international street photography contest. Here's how to enter.

Here's your chance to win a Canon 7D Mk II from the Phoblographer and Calumet. Enter into our worldwide contest.

We're teaming up with Phottix to give away a Portrait lighting kit. Want to win? See how!

The Great State Classic Skinny Camera Strap is one that you're bound to be smitten with, especially at the very affordable price.

Blocks Camera of California has introduced its Blocks+ multi-functional camera. The Blocks+ features a modular design allowing photographers to swap in components, referred to as 'blocks', for various types of recording ...