A long exposure capturing Norfolk's weathered wooden structures along the shoreline has earned this week's Photo of the Week award.

The image, titled Stormy Waves, was taken by ePz member CraigBill. Captured in the Arizona desert, it features a sandstone formation shaped by wind and time. The formation is known for its smooth, ...

This week, Grand Pier by martin.w presents a striking view of the coast. The pier extends into the sea, creating a strong focal point against the surrounding water. The smooth surface of the sea ...

Park Cameras has opened a new store at 34 Rathbone Place in Central London, offering easy access, hands-on demos, and expert service just steps from its previous site.

Zoner Photo Studio X is now Zoner Studio —a change that reflects more than just a new name. After over 20 years, the software has evolved into a comprehensive tool for modern photographers. With ...

Sigma introduces the 17-40mm F1.8 DC Art, a groundbreaking fast-aperture zoom lens for APS-C mirrorless cameras, offering a wider focal range, superior optical performance, and enhanced versatility.

A growing collection of photography articles to help you become a better photographer, includes interviews with photographers, photography events, software guides, hot products, consumer advice ...

Nikon has revealed an exclusive glimpse of the top entries for the 2025 Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards, featuring nature's most amusing moments. As the 30th June deadline nears, photographers and ...

A beautiful image of early morning mist rolling over the Tuscan countryside, with house lights still aglow in the fading dark, has been selected as our 'Photo of the Week'.

The world of photo editing is undergoing a remarkable transformation, driven by advancements in AI and innovative software tools. From enhancing everyday snapshots to crafting professional-quality ...

Nikon unveils the Z5II, a compact full-frame camera combining advanced features like 24.5 MP FX sensor, exceptional low-light performance, cinematic video capabilities, and enhanced ergonomics to ...

CA (Chromatic Aberration) is centrally very close to zero. At the edges it is still kept within one third of a pixel or so and hardly likely to be seen in most images. Distortion measures just -0. ...