Photography News

I personally own the Fujifilm X-T10, but I became curious recently: is the new X-Pro2 worth the upgrade, or is the X-T1 enough of an upgrade from the X-T10? I already did some tests shots on the X-Pro2 for a recent post...

Here’s a beautiful 2-minute video by Great Big Story in which photographer Anuar Patjane talks about what it’s like to swim with and photograph whales in the ocean. If anyone has the qualifications to discuss this ty...

Hong Kong is a densely populated city where high-rises are crammed close together and where an estimated 100,000+ people live in 40-square-foot cubicle apartments. Photographer Andy Yeung used a drone to capture this den...

My name is Sasha Leahovcenco, and I’m a photographer based in Los Angeles. Last year, my friend (and project producer) Cale Glendening and I traveled to Mongolia to meet an eagle hunter and spend a week documenting his...

It looks like the future is going to be full of scary-looking weapons that are designed to take down rogue drones. The latest one: a shoulder-mounted anti-drone bazooka. The defensive weapon is called the SkyWall100, and...

VSCO has launched a new project called VSCO Academy, a bi-weekly series of free video tutorials on the ins and outs of photography. Every Wednesday and Saturday, the academy will post a new video about a different topic ...

If you’re just starting out in photography and photo editing, you may be confused about that strange chart on your camera and in your software called the histogram. Here’s a simple 60-second explanation to kick start...

The Bugatti Chiron is ridiculous. From the engineering and design to the specs and incomprehensible price tag

Vox's Joe Posner and 99% Invisible's Roman Mars investigate bad door design and catch up with author, professor and scientist Don Norman to learn more

Photographer John Lee finds a way to blend both traditional and contemporary aesthetics in his wedding photography.

Photographer Aashith Shetty was faced with the challenge of creating a believable snow scene for a client. Here's how he did it.

Brandon and Brian Wright, better known as The Brothers Wright, are the identical twins behind the craft film company CineStill Film. The startup’s latest effort to launch lines of medium and large format film has raise...