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The sheer number of photographs that are taken today are at an all-time high. The question is, can today's photographs be considered art, or simply millions of 'captures' of the mundane? Will billions of new photographers achieve artistic greatness? In previous decades, photographers were required to master the complicated mechanics of non-digital ... (more)

With his gentle images of English rustic life, Peter Henry Emerson hardly seems like an artist in the midst of a major art-world debate.

One of the great things about photography is that anyone can do it. While not just anyone will be able to take professional level pictures, the amateur can follow a few tips to produce photographs that he or she can feel very proud of.

A couple years ago, two mothers signed up for an online photography course to learn how to take better pictures of their kids, and now their work can been seen at the Larchmont Public Library.

Want holiday photos as magical as your holiday memories? This year, take some holiday bokeh photos.

Where can you fly a drone? As long as you're not doing it for business purposes, there are very few rules.

In Rex Dixon's latest exhibition, The Death of Painting: Returning Painting to its Essence, he questions the demise of the practice of using brush and pigments and insists that painting is still a justifiable means of communication.

Advertiser by day and photographer in the minutes crunched between home and work, Gopal MS captures the quaint past and a protean present of Mumbai.

In this Tuesday, Dec. 18, 2001 file photo shows Millie Benson holding up one of the Nancy Drew mystery books in Toledo, Ohio.

A Menomonie, Wis., college student has a shot at one of the nation's top photography contests -- thanks to some quick thinking on his daily commute.

Christmas is fast approaching and the surge of those trying to buy the latest photo and video gear and gadgets is easy to detect.

'Fil Rouge' or "red thread" is a surreal photo series by Giuseppe Manzi that features several women in abstract outdoor settings, lost in thought.

A PHOTOGRAPHER who first picked a camera only 14 months ago has walked off with a prize for his stunning work.

But for one Hampshire lad it's the skies, and for him, there's no better than the Wintonian stars.

We asked you last week for your autumn leaves pictures. Thursday's high winds blew most of those remaining off the trees, but of course those on the ground can still make for a great subject.

By Azera Parveen Rahman, New Delhi, Dec 6 : Owning a camera does not make you a photographer.

Photographer Theron Humphrey had first started photographing his dog Maddie when he embarked on his project entitled 'The Wild Idea.'

Saving vacation memories with everyone in the picture: that's always been the goal of Disney's PhotoPass service.

John Reed's Winter Nature Photography Workshop will be held on January 25-26, 2014 in the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge's Environmental Education building.

Do you fancy yourself a drawer? Well, step right up and be prepared to be humbled.