Photography News

The Arkyd telescope, a publicly funded project planned by Planetary Resources, will let people control the satellite for education, space photography and A A'space selfies,A images with Earth in the background.

This stunning stage photography series features props and dark, old school Hollywood style.

The iPhone 5 is an iconic smartphone to say the least, and we already know that it has sold millions upon millions of units.

A few weeks ago, we posted and asked you to send us the best pictures you could snap of the GM in your lives.

When you choose a destination like Cabo San Lucas, Mexico for your wedding, you've instantly set yourselves up for a laid-back, festive wedding.

Photographer Spencer Tunick fills landscapes and public places with the naked body.

Omaha Police Chief Todd Schmaderer said "other innocent lives would have been lost" had an Omaha police officer not stopped a shooting suspect Saturday afternoon.

Clare Adams, 28, of Ruffetts Close, was praised by the Society of Wedding and Portrait Photographers in the Mario Acerboni award competition.

Ordinarily, we do not think of lines as a worthy subject to photograph. But for a serious photographer, lines as a subject as well as a compositional element can provide great images.

Outdoor lighting, introduction to Photoshop, and how to use your DSLR are a few of the topics that will be covered.

The Nokia EOS device, which has been leaked before, has now received an updated leak, this time hinting at the possibility that it is already on its mass production phase.

Nick Miners is a photographer from London. He has a successful career as a freelancer and is regularly hired by a range of individuals and organisations for his creative approach to photography.

The Arthouse Open Studios Festival returns to Richmond at the end of June showcasing the work of up to 500 artists.

Laurie Tennent's botanical photography is just some of the artwork that will line Detroit's Riverfront for the family-friendly event.

The New Zealand Embassy, in cooperation with UNICEF, is bringing to Manila the photography exhibition entitled "Christchurch: See Through My Eyes".

Mary Braunsdorf, owner of IN-FOCUS Photography, was awarded her first loan collection print from Professional Photographers of America.

CREEPY crawlies tend to send most people running and screaming, but Denis Hogan loves nothing more than getting up close to critters.

Pictured at the Dairygold Milk Quality Awards are John F. and Marie Walsh, Ballylooby with Bertie O'Leary, Chairman.

Photographer Arvida BystrA m turns gender roles on their heads by capturing boys doing girl things in her new photo series for VICE magazine.

Art Caplan, of New York University's Langone Medical Center, says organ donors can't have infectious diseases.