Sunday, June 14, 2026

The Calypso camera, developed in the late 1950s by Jacques Cousteau and Jean de Wouters, is recognized as the first practical, fully waterproof 35mm camera usable underwater without external housing.

Polaroid's 1976 refrigerator-sized, 235-pound instant camera, which previously served legendary artists like Ansel Adams and Sally Mann, has been refurbished.

Wildlife photographer Duade Paton explores the trade-offs between using a 500mm prime lens and zoom lenses for shooting birds.

Andrew Banner's video showcases interior church photography at Wiggenhall Church, utilizing available light and the portable Zhiyun M40S LED.

Mitch Lally shares a behind-the-scenes look at a street fashion shoot in a dense urban environment, aiming for a catalog aesthetic.

A photographer found that packing less equipment for landscape shoots led to improved image quality and a more enjoyable experience.

The concept of authentic landscape photography is explored, arguing that authenticity lies in the artist's vision, not the literal rendering of a scene.

DPReview's "Question of the Week" series is launching a new reader-focused mini-challenge centered on self-portrait photography.

Australian scientists have captured the first-ever video footage of the goblin shark, an elusive species known for its unusual appearance, in its natural habitat.

Renowned British photojournalist Sir Don McCullin, known for his extensive conflict photography, is releasing what he calls his "last ever book." Titled "Vietnam," the photobook revisits the devastating conflict he...

Photographers can enter the Decanter Wine Photography Competition 2026, which is open for submissions until August 31, 2026.