Leica has revived its rare Cold War-era Elcan 66mm spy lens as the limited-edition Summicron-M 66 f/2, keeping its odd handling quirks and offering the unusual focal length to enthusiasts for the first time.
The book captures six years of life among aging gauchos known as Puesteros, in Chile's Magallanes region, highlighting their solitude and labour while reflecting broader social changes affecting rural life and cultural identity.
Leica’s 35mm f/2 Summicron APO is considered the best lens, but Light Lens Lab's prototype offers comparable performance at a lower price, merging quality with affordability despite some limitations.
Leica's Q cameras significantly outsell M rangefinders, with a focus on maintaining premium pricing. The Q3 series has become a top choice for buyers, highlighting Leica's successful marketing strategy.
The 167th International Photography Exhibition by the Royal Photographic Society features 113 prints by 48 photographers selected from 5,200 submissions, showcasing diverse themes and social significance.
Billingham's new Icon bag, inspired by the Hadley Original, transitions from a camera bag to an everyday messenger bag, catering to modern commuters while maintaining high durability and traditional craftsmanship.
The 2026 Leica Oskar Barnack Award has selected 12 photography finalists and announced the winner of its inaugural LOBA Women Grant. Winners will be revealed at a ceremony on October 8, 2026.
The 2026 AOP Student Awards announced winners during Free Range, showcasing student talent across 21 UK photography programs. Rupert Allen received Best in Show for his documentary series, Church of Coal.