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Sal Veder, Photographer Who Captured Famous ‘Burst of Joy’ Image, Dies Age 99
Photographer Sal Veder, who captured the iconic "Burst of Joy" image — one of the most famous photographs from the Vietnam War era, taken on American soil — has died at age 99.
When Life Begins Again at 60: Playful Portraits of Displaced Ukrainians
A photographer follows a group of Ukrainians who fled the war and settled in Bratislava, creating portraits of people over 60 forced to rebuild their lives from scratch. The collection blends the sadness of the situation with moments of humor and joviality.
My Mother Doesn't Work: Motherhood and Invisible Labor in Pictures
Photographer Olga Steinepreis explores, with humor and surreal touches, the invisible work of mothers who "don't work," even though their days are fully dedicated to family and household.
L'Artiere Edizioni: Photobooks as Collectible Art Objects
Italian publisher L'Artiere Edizioni, through Gianluca Gamberini, discusses turning a set of photographs into a book with its own identity, emphasizing collaboration with photographers.
11 Great Photography Podcasts You Should Know
LensCulture put together a list of 11 standout photography podcasts for those who want to learn more about photographers, their ideas, and the stories behind the images.
Alex Yudzon's "5 Garfield Avenue" Turns Suburban America into a Horror Story
Photographer Alex Yudzon created this series during a temporary relocation from New York City, turning a rural Connecticut house into a haunting black-and-white portrait full of dislocation and domestic unease.
Samsung Showcases P9 and P7 SSDs Featuring USB4 at Gamescom 2026
The new portable SSDs offer transfer speeds up to 4,000 MB/s and capacities up to 8TB, aimed at both professional workflows and everyday use.
Nikon Wins Big at EISA 2026 with Four Awards
Nikon took home four EISA 2026 awards, including Photo/Video Camera of the Year for the ZR, plus top honors for three NIKKOR Z lenses.
Pink Morning Landscape Wins 'Photo Of The Week'
A sunrise shot of boats moored on a fog-covered lake has won the "Photo of the Week" title on ePHOTOzine.
ePHOTOzine Daily Theme Winners, Week 3 August 2026
Check out the winning photos from ePHOTOzine's daily themes, along with the overall pick of the week.
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Lush Foliage Permeates Xanthe Burdett's Delicate Portraiture
The artist creates portraits where foliage intertwines with the human figure, blurring the line between people and nature in a relationship that feels fragile and ever-changing.
Mischievous Cats Rule in Minyoung Kim's Affectionately Quirky Paintings
The artist fondly captures both the ordinary gestures and the bizarre antics of cats in a playful, distinctive visual style.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year Narrows 65,000+ Entries to the Top 100
The selected images highlight the diversity of the world's creatures and their natural habitats.
Leslie Wayne's 'The Unintended Blues' Contemplates Rising Seas and Vulnerable Shorelines
The exhibition, part of the River to River Festival 2026 by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, explores the vulnerability of coastal areas.
Björn Persson's New Book Highlights the World's Incredible and Endangered Wildlife
"The Earth We Share," out next month from Rizzoli, gathers spectacular images from around the natural world, underscoring wildlife's fragility.
How Sony Can Make Their Cameras Perfect
Having tested most Sony cameras from the past five years alongside recent Nikon, Canon, Leica, Fujifilm, and Hasselblad models, the author breaks down what Sony still needs to improve.
The First Aerial Photograph Was Taken From a Balloon in 1858
French photographer Nadar took the first aerial photograph in history from a balloon over a village near Paris — an image that, unfortunately, has since been lost.
SmallRig EDC PRO: A Backpack and Kit Built for Creators on the Move
Built around the Outra 25 camera bag, this kit is designed for creators who prefer lighter, mobile gear over heavy on-location setups.
Vintage Lenses on Modern Cameras: Failed Experiment or Cinematic Gold?
Lenses like the Canon FD SSC series are gaining popularity again — offering distinctive character at a fraction of the price of a G Master Prime.