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NASA astronauts on the Artemis II mission have recreated the iconic "Earthrise" photo, as originally captured during the Apollo 8 mission in 1968. Read more
Aftershoot is an AI-powered software platform designed to streamline the post-production workflow for professional photographers.
The Artemis II crew are shooting with a variety of formats and brands on their record-breaking space flight.
Applicants are expected to have little to no photography experience and, ideally, a track record of underwhelming images...really.
What does it take to create an award-winning black and white image? To find out, we asked some of our Mono Awards judges for their tips on creating compelling black and white imagery.
While most photographers associate Clarity with adding punch, that’s not the only way you can use this tool in Lightroom. It also happens to be surprisingly effective when applied negatively and selectively as a depth tool.
The Rainbow Bee-eater is one of my favourite birds to photograph. Its vibrant plumage of greens, blues, golds and black and its precise flying and swooping to catch insects in mid-air make it a stunning subject.
DJI's newest drone is a system built less around traditional framing and more around creative freedom. But is it any good? We find out.
Smartphone photography has come a long way since the earliest days of the Apple iPhone, but (surprise, surprise) the journey hasn’t always been as dramatic as marketing might suggest.
DJI has announced the launch of its new Avata 360, a 360-degree FPV drone that blends immersive flight with full spherical video capture.
For nearly seventy years, photographer Mervyn Bishop has shaped our views of Aboriginal Australia. With a new book and exhibition on the horizon, he reflects on an extraordinary life behind the lens.
Sydney photographer Greg Weight has spent his career chasing the essence of his subjects. Ahead of a new exhibition and upcoming book, he speaks to AP about his lengthy career and enduring love for the image.
Getty Images’ photographer Simon Galloway is a legend on the motorsport scene, and the lead photographer on its Formula E coverage. We sat down with the Brit to hear all about how he captures the all-electric series.
