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This digital contact sheet is what you get when you’re doing a high school portrait photography project, but your only friend is a cat.

“This was a high school photography class I took in 2011,” the photo enthusiast,... more

Today, while casually scrolling through someones perfectly curated Instagram feed (#FeedGoals for sure), I all of a sudden had to fight the urge to hurl my phone against the wall.

I wasn’t annoyed at the Instagrammer with perfect hair (although why mine never falls remotely like hers is infuriating). I was annoyed at the cultural pressure so many of us choose to succumb to when snapping away and editing our latest photos for Instagram.

Look, its not like I’m... more

Sony made quite a splash in the photo industry this week by announcing the new a9, a mirrorless camera that can shoot 24MP full-frame photos at a whopping 20fps. We soon got a look at what 20fps on this camera looks like. If you want to see... more

My name is Trey Cockrum, I am a wedding and portrait photographer based in Indiana. This is the story of how I recently traded my photography for a haircut.

I was out in Laguna Beach, California, for a... more

Sony sent out a press release a week ago that went immediately viral within the photography community:... more

NASA just published this remarkable photo captured by its Cassini spacecraft on April 12th, 2017. Shot from 870 million miles (1.4 billion kilometers) away, it shows Earth as a bright dot framed by Saturn’s icy rings.

Zooming into the original, high-res version of the photo also shows the Moon as a smaller and dimmer point of light near Earth:

This cropped and zoomed-in version of the photo above shows the Moon next to Earth.

NASA says the photo was made while the... more

I really dislike it when photographers aren’t treated with respect for their time and talent. Sadly, it happens way too often.

Photographer Justin Rosenberg recently fell into this situation. He... more

Earth, photographed from 1.4 billion kilometers / 870 million miles away. Photo: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute

NASA's Cassini spacecraft will soon meet its demise in Saturn's atmosphere, but one of its last photos of Earth is making for a heck of a swan song. The image, dated April 12, 2017, shows Earth as a bright white dot framed by the planet's rings. For... more

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If you're unable to take advantage of free National Park entry this weekend, you can still enjoy the grandeur of some of the US's best-loved National Parks thanks to... more

There are an infinite numbers of ways to photograph a subject. So when a group of DPR staffers headed to the University of Washington campus recently to photograph the cherry blossoms, we each got a chance to show off our personal tastes and styles shooting the same subject.

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