Photography

The man behind early color photographs of Leo Tolstoy and pre-revolutionary Russia, Prokudin-Gorsky was born 155 years ago today.

From mass yoga sessions to heart-shaped Croatian islands, Hajj pilgrims and Dutch tulip fields.

She was a contemporary of the legendary Robert Capa.

"I always try to capture the image of a dog in a way that you can see the emotion in their eyes."

It’s an exciting time for amateur photography.

Judge Hilton said Violent Hues’ use of the snap was simply to the "provide festival attendees with information regarding the local area."

Reiko Takahashi's winning photograph of a humpback whale calf's tail was selected out of more than 13,000 entries.

The camera’s memory card remained intact, recording its last, blazing moments.

For the most spectacular views of London, you need to hang out of a helicopter 1,500 feet above the ground.

A beautiful image of a misty valley in Patagonia has been chosen as the International Landscape Photograph of the Year.

The world’s most diverse photography competition saw a record-breaking 320,000 submissions by photographers from more than 200 countries and territories.

Newsweek showcases the 62 winning entries, selected from a record-breaking 320,000 submissions.

Award-winning photographer Kevin Frayer documents a sacred festival at an ancient Tibetan Buddhist monastery.

You can help choose the winner of a major photography contest by voting for your favorite.

Everything from our obsession with wealth to the Rohingya refugee crisis to quirky shots of dogs and their owners—there's something for everyone.

The competition had its highest ever number of submissions.

The Kodak Printomatic digital camera looks great, but its photos can’t keep up.

The image is a glimpse into the mysterious world of quantum physics.

The winner of this year's Royal Society Publishing Photography Competition depicts a strange yet beautiful scene in Antarctica.

See the best images of 2017's only supermoon here.

A few simple tricks can help get that mesmerizing snapshot.

And deservedly so.

There is nothing quite like a great Prince story.

From Melania Trump to Caitlyn Jenner, the photographer's new volume captures today's icons.

Magazine publisher Condé Nast reportedly blacklists the sexually explicit photographer.

Russian photographer Artem Mironov’s image of a stellar nursery 400 light years away wins prestigious award.

Feast your eyes: The Northern Lights have had an incredible week.

In his new film, “The B-Side,” the enigmatic documentary filmmaker Errol Morris explores photography, memory and loss.

This will be Souza's second book of photographs depicting the 44th president.

Many in London's Stamford Hill saw the mock traffic sign near a synagogue as an anti-Semitic slur.