Sunday, October 4, 2026

Venus Optics has launched the Laowa 24mm f/2 Zero-D Tilt-Shift lens, designed for architectural and creative photography.

Omar Gonzalez evaluates whether older camera bodies like the Fujifilm X-H1 are still viable for photography, particularly for challenging subjects like wildlife.

Mitsuna Kawai's winning photograph in the Ocean Unseen category of the Ocean Photographer of the Year features a ribbonfish amidst a swarm of salps.

His experience with a photography project that encountered difficulties before finding a successful resolution.

FroKnowsPhoto provides a practical review of the SmallRig Nano 36 and 72 accessories.

Jan Wegener provides a hands-on comparison of several Sony telephoto lenses commonly used for wildlife photography.

A recent study has categorized photography as a "granny hobby," a trend involving slow-paced, stress-reducing activities that foster creativity.

Photographer Ben Horne emphasizes that the workflow in photography, particularly for large format, is as crucial as the final image.

Ruben Lundgren, Senior Curator at the Nederlands Fotomuseum, has launched "Quickscan 3," an exhibition examining the current state of photography in The Netherlands.

The book "Britain in the 1930s," compiled by historian Steven Brindle and writer Maureen Hill, presents a vast collection of previously unpublished archive photographs.

Photographer Santiago Pérez Rincón captured an image of an endangered Yellow-eared Parrot in Colombia's Cañón del Río Anaime, a region with some of the country's last wax palm forests.

Katie Brockman has been named the International Dog Photographer of the Year 2026 for her impactful portrait of her pitbull, Caldwell.