Photography News

If you’re posting your images online with any sort of regularity, they’re probably being stolen from time to timeit’s an unfortunate reality of the digital age. And so, photographer Anthony... more

Here’s a 4-minute video by the folks over at Macro Room that looks like it was made using computer imagery, but it was actually shot using a tank of water, colored ink, and... more

ISO 80 | 1/200 sec | F4.4 Photo by Jeff Keller

Panasonic's latest update to its consumer superzoom line, the FZ80, comes with a crazy 20-1200mm F2.8-5.9 zoom lens, 4K video capture and Panasonic's usual suite of 4K photo modes, and comes in at a very affordable price. We've taken it out and about on some rare sunny Seattle days to see what it can do.

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Taking color out of the equation forces the viewer to focus on shapes and textures

In an age of wide color gamut displays and HDR-everything, DPR regular Nicolas Alexander Otto urges his fellow landscape shooters to embrace shooting in black-and-white. Here are a few... more

Photographing abandoned spaces has exploded in popularity in recent years. For photographer Karen Jerzyk, however, finding those spaces is only the first step. She transforms each one into what she describes... more

We just had a beautiful Aurora Australis hit New Zealand recently. I was fortunate enough to catch a quiet spot to myself where I could take in the atmosphere and shoot a few images.

My favorite from the night was a panorama shot of the Aurora to the south and the galactic core rising to the south-east it was the shot I planned and it seemed to turn out nicely. So nicely, it got... more

Two years ago there were rumors floating around that the Meyer-Optik-Grlitz Nocturnus 50mm f/0.95 was just a very expensive rebadge of the... more

Street photography is a huge passion for us as well as essential development training for our wedding work. Each year we make multiple short excursions to cities across the world to see what we can find on the streets and one big, extended trip to give us a chance to really try and find the essence and soul of a particular city, country or culture.

Last year it was... more

A few months ago we featured the work of astrophotographer Matt Dieterich, whose iconic photo of star trails over Mt. Rainier was selected for a special series of U.S. postage stamps commemorating the 100th anniversary of the U.S. National Park Service. If you haven't seen those photos, you should definitely check... more

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