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Diane Arbus was born on March 14th 1923. Next Tuesday, March 14th 2023, will mark the centenary of her birth. Diane (pronounced Dee-ann) Arbus was...

Taking nifty photos takes skill. Writing about taking nifty photos also takes skill, but of a different kind. If you aim to write about...

Photographer Lotte Eckener (1906-1995) was almost forgotten. At Konstanz, Germany, where she lived for decades, a school well be named after her: Late and deserved fame.

Almost five years later, in 2022, the four of us reunited for a repeat trip to Mechuka. Gudi confessed that even now she gets nightmares of this near-fatal indident in 2018. Baro and Piliya hadn’t spoken about it to anyone...

What better use for a camera is there than taking photographs of people? They are the ultimate, endlessly fascinating subject, are they not? Which...

The work of Tony O'Shea, one of Irelands leading photographers, depiction everyday life in Ireland over the past forty years. His work is now being preserved at the Photomuseum Ireland.

The exhibition "Something Between Us" is a collection of images that explores the theme of connections and separations between people, cultures, and inanimate objects, and the emotions that arise from these experiences. The artist has had the concept for the exhibition for over a decade and it was inspired by personal experiences...

Economists use that oft-vilified American fast-food export, the Big Mac, to determine purchasing power parity (PPP) between countries. That’s all well and good, but...

Ten ways in which photography can benefit brain health: Keith James navigates the neurons, camera in hand...

Everyone knows Leica Wetzlar. But what about Leidolf Wetzlar? Richard comes across a neglected Leidolf Lordomat at a camera fair and explores the history of this lesser name from the same home town as mighty Leica...