📸 Here's your quick roundup of the latest photography news:
Photographer Sues Artist Over $2 Million Painting
A music photographer has sued a visual artist for turning his photo of British rock band Oasis into a painting without permission. The resulting artwork later sold for nearly $2 million, an amount the photographer believes was made off his original work.
Linda McCartney Honored With USPS Stamp Collection
The US Postal Service will honor photographer Linda McCartney with a collection of stamps featuring her nature and still-life photography.
UK's Rarest Bird Nest Kept Secret From Photographers
The UK's rarest bird of prey has nested successfully for a second year running, but the exact location is being kept secret specifically to keep wildlife photographers away, protecting the birds from disturbance during breeding season.
The Funniest Bloopers From the Robot Games in China
Beijing is hosting the World Humanoid Robot Games 2026 this week, a competition where humanoid robots take part in athletic events. The event has produced plenty of hilarious moments, with robots stumbling and fumbling, captured by photographers and press.
Westcott's Photography Wagon Hauls and Mounts Your Gear
Westcott has launched the Photography Wagon, a foldable cart for photographers equipped with a patent-pending telescoping arm mounting system, letting it double as a mobile stand for lights or a camera.