National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore’s Photo Ark has documented 18,567 animal species toward a goal of more than 25,000.
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Photographer Elizaveta Porodina Turns Her Luminous Lens To Insects
Elizaveta Porodina’s insect portraits, made for Atmos on biomimicry, are included in her new monograph, Found Dreams.
#Photography Trending In The Fediverse
Recent activity indicates a surge in photography-related content on Mastodon, with over 1,000 uses today, signaling a trending interest among fediverse users.
2026 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer Of The Year – Australian Museum
The Australian Museum has announced the winner of the 2026 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year, highlighting outstanding wildlife and nature imagery.
Diminutive Seahorses Top The 2026 Ocean Photographer Of The Year Contest
Small seahorses have been announced as the winners of the 2026 Ocean Photographer of the Year contest, highlighting their unique beauty and ecological importance.
This Lens Choice Can Warp Your Artwork (Here’s What to Use Instead)
Discover the top lenses for art reproduction in 2026, including versatile zooms, prime lenses, and specialized optics for detailed, color-accurate reproductions.
Max Dupain Surges In Global Coverage
Max Dupain’s work is experiencing a surge in international coverage, with GDELT reporting 44 mentions in a recent window, 16 times higher than baseline.
SF Camerawork, Photo Champion For Five Decades, Abruptly Announces Closure
San Francisco-based photography nonprofit SF Camerawork has abruptly announced it will close, ending over five decades of support for experimental photography.
International Aerial Photographer Of The Year Surges In Global Coverage
The International Aerial Photographer Of The Year contest is experiencing a surge in international coverage, with 29 mentions in recent media reports.
11,700 Free Photos From John Margolies’ Archive Of Americana Architecture
A digital archive has released 11,700 photos of Americana architecture by John Margolies, offering new insights into mid-20th-century American roadside culture.