The craft behind the lens
Get the lowdown on the history of Canon’s L-series lenses, the design of the new EF 85mm f/1.4L IS USM lens, and why top photographers rely on the range.
06 lut 2018
Get the lowdown on the history of Canon’s L-series lenses, the design of the new EF 85mm f/1.4L IS USM lens, and why top photographers rely on the range.
06 lut 2018
The photographer's career could have taken an entirely different turn, had it not been for an important insight she learned from a movie.
Calvin Hollywood discusses his escalating career as a photographer and hugely popular retoucher.
Canon photographer Allison swapped New York newsrooms for life as a stringer in India and Bangladesh, covering stories of empowerment.
The internationally renowned French photojournalist explains the value of long-term projects, and how to make it in photojournalism today.
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Four athletes, four techniques, two cameras, eight shots: the stories behind Samo Vidic’s powerful portraits.
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Veteran photo editor Ayperi Karabuda Ecer tells us what it takes to cut through the noise in a crowded photojournalism industry
Canon Ambassador Andy Rouse shares the story of how he captured the colourful characters of endangered Dalmatian pelicans.
Do beautiful images romanticise war and suffering? The curator of James Nachtwey's exhibition in Milan sits down with eight photojournalists to debate the question.
From far flung conflicts, back to his home city of New York, the celebrated photographer reveals the stories behind his most powerful shots.
Photographer Bieke Depoorter explains how she uses her position as a passing stranger to capture intimate and insightful portraits of family life.
The travel photographer reveals the keys to becoming a one-man social media-focussed creative agency.
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We interview Jasper Doest about taking the plunge and reinventing his award-winning wildlife photography style.
Canon Ambassador Guia Besana shares the story behind her travel shots of Longyearbyen, Norway, where winter temperatures plummet to -15°C.
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Go behind the scenes at Canon's Utsunomiya lens factory to see the engineering feats, innovation and craftsmanship that make L-series lenses so impressive.
The photographer and filmmaker on how he overcame the challenge of shooting reef manta rays, thanks to his Canon EOS 5D Mark IV.
Sports photographer Elizabeth Kreutz shares how she captures the drama of big boxing moments, in and out of the ring.
Sports photographer and Canon Ambassador Samo Vidic talks us through this white knuckle ride of an action sports shoot.
Getty photographer Mimi Haddon shares how her heroes – and a costume shop – inspired her to create artistic photos in vibrant colour.
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Director of Photography Tristan Oliver reveals how this stop motion feature film was made, and why it took 80 powerful Canon DSLRs to shoot it.
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Alessandra Meniconzi explains how she captured Switzerland's traditions in limited light.
On his recent assignment photographing the humanoid robot Sophia, Canon Ambassador Giulio Di Sturco faced a dilemma.
Photographer and filmmaker Fergus Kennedy shares how he captured authentic images of the elusive Komodo dragon on the Indonesian island of Rinca.
Documentary wedding photographer Lyndsey Goddard reveals how she remains invisible to capture memorable moments.
Reclaim Photo is an alliance for organisations working to diversify visual journalism. Co-founder Tara Pixley tells us why…
Canon Ambassador Brent Stirton tells us what he learnt from photographing blind people and the pioneering doctors treating them.
Famous photojournalists discuss the future of the industry, and their prognosis may not be what you expect...
Lebanese photojournalist Jumana Jolie uncovers the unique perspective she brings to shooting cities, especially her native Dubai.
Wedding and self-portrait photographer Rosie Hardy spills the beans on how she's used social media to grow her brand.
Going into battle with the Iraqi Special Operations Forces came with the territory for award-winning filmmaker Olivier Sarbil.
The Canon Ambassador talks about his long-lasting love affair with his Canon EF 50mm f/1.2L USM lens.
DoP Danny Etheridge has used the Canon EOS C300 Mark II and the XF205 to successfully shoot survival shows in some of the world's most extreme locations.
It’s only when the documentary photographer's subjects relax around the camera that she can capture fleeting moments such as this.
The true crime documentary cinematographer talks about filming people convicted of murder after being coerced into making false confessions.
The American photographer on how he came to take pictures of Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden on the campaign trail of 2016.
The French documentarian shares her approach to photographing people, and her top advice for those looking to mimic her success…
The renowned photographer reveals his detailed casting procedure, and the vital role both his casting director and the Canon EOS 5D play in the process.
The Algerian photojournalist talks about her heartfelt approach to covering conflict and why she worries that the public is losing trust in photography.
Canon Ambassador David Noton talks about his best shot of 2017, which was ironically taken near his home… despite his world-travelling work.
An exploration of energy poverty across Africa won photographer Pascal Maitre first prize in the new London Business School Photography Awards.
Find out how Canon’s new Cinema RAW Light format gives filmmakers using the C200 easier access to RAW shooting than ever before.
We ask Katy Barron, of London’s Michael Hoppen Gallery, for her advice to emerging fine art photographers.
Sir Don McCullin tells us about the times he chose to to turn his lens away from the action, and his belief in photography as theft.
A portrait taken aboard a rescue vessel in the Mediterranean Sea won the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2017, and refocused attention on the human crisis.
Getty photographer Maja Hitij talks about the global stories that fuel her passion, and the challenges of covering major sporting events.
When he was commissioned to photograph Sergei Polunin, Lorenzo Agius chose to try something new – but there were challenges...
Respected photobook publisher Dewi Lewis shares his tips for getting your photos published in book format.
Documentary photographer Amy Toensing uncovers the strength and beauty of widow outcasts in India, Uganda and Bosnia.
The Sunday Times photographer Marc Aspland explains his process for taking captivating imagery.
The acclaimed image-maker talks to us about how he’s using photography to emotionally reconnect people with the natural world.
An award-winning film documents the story of photojournalist Giles Duley – an IED survivor whose empathy and compassion infuses his work.
The photographer who has created many firsts in the world of holographic artistry talks about his life’s work and how he uses the Canon EOS-1D X Mark II to create 3D images.
Eighteen-year-old Daniël Nelson on photographing an endangered gorilla at ease in its natural environment.
She was 13 when she first picked up a camera. Ten years on, this fine art photographer is making waves in the industry.
The cinematographer talks about her passion for narratives, portraying characters empathetically, and the importance of sticking to your guns.
Clive Booth on the amazing contrast ratio and colour gamut range that can be achieved with HDR filming, and why it’s the way to future-proof your work.
Follow photographer Travis Hodges’ advice on how to escape your creative prison.
Sushi is the star of a short film that shows, in playful splendour, the versatility of Canon’s TS-E lenses for shooting moving image.
Mark George, Sir Don McCullin’s manager, gives an affectionate account of the man he has worked with for over three decades.
Check out this documentary that reveals how the recently premiered short film Stump was made.
The iconic British photojournalist talks about his life and work, including his new project McCullin in Kolkata.
With fewer than 30,000 rhinos left, Brent Stirton’s Rhino Wars project shines a crucial light on their plight.
The makers of stunning new short film Stump explain why the Canon EOS C700 was the perfect choice for its low-light scenes.
Continuing our series on women in photography with Getty Images, Jean Chung explains why she, a Korean woman, is photographing the aftermath of conflicts in Africa.
This 19-minute film is an insightful and revealing portrait of a master of photography in action, in an environment that stretched him to his limit.
Cinematographer Seb Slayter talks about making a unique surfing film using the “tack-sharp” Canon EOS C700 paired with a C300 Mark II, for jaw-dropping results.
Self-confessed “control freak” Quentin Caffier talks us through his photographic process, revealing how he achieves his unique style…
Travel photographer Lottie Davies shares her single most important tip for photographers about to enter the industry.
Are you looking to pitch to a photo editor? Here are five ways to make yours “cut through the noise”, according to CNN freelance photo editor Sarah Tilotta.
Ksenia Kuleshova, who attended the Canon and Magnum student programme at Visa pour l'Image 2017, talks to us about documenting life in the troubled territory of Abkhazia, and how she won a commission for it from the New York Times.
This innovative Getty photographer’s photos mix elements of portraiture and still-life. Here, she explains why her work is driven by her fear of forgetting.
It takes more than great pictures to make a difference. The photojournalist explains how he reaches the right audiences to tell the stories that matter to him.
The EOS C700 took to the Thames and the sky above London to capture premium 4K video of a luxury river yacht service in daylight and nighttime – see the results, and go behind the scenes on the shoot.
As one of the first photographers to get his hands on the hotly anticipated Canon EOS 6D Mark II, David Clapp put it through its paces shooting landscapes across the UK.
“I didn’t choose to cover conflicts, conflict chose me”: Jérôme Sessini on surviving danger and violence, the emotional impact, and why he will carry on.
Photojournalist Ilvy Njiokiktjien has won awards for her conflict zone photography but faced a new set of challenges to capture a spectacular water dance troupe.
The Slovenian-born sports photographer explains how he pulled off a trick of the eye, with an emotional impact...
The latest in our series on female photographers features music-focused Christie Goodwin, who refuses to be limited by anyone’s expectations.
Sebastião Salgado, known for his intensely demanding, long-term projects, reveals what he believes photojournalism is all about.
Nick Nichols' ethical approach to staging and manipulation explained.
The Canon Explorer had always wanted to scale this most difficult of coastal climbs. She took her EOS 5D Mark IV along to capture a stunning 4K video and pictures of her nerve-shredding attempt.
In this first instalment of our co-project on the difficulties faced by women looking to forge a career in photography, we shine a light on the genre-spanning genius of Naila Reuchel.
Photojournalist Paolo Pellegrin talks about using the EOS 5D Mark IV to capture an intimate portrait of a gypsy family in Rome, and how well the camera coped with low light during the shoot.
Top portrait photographer Lorenzo Agius explains how the EOS 5D Mark IV’s dynamic range can be the difference between a successful shoot and the type of failure that could cost you business.
Commercial photographer and Canon Explorer Christian Anderl details how the EOS 5D Mark IV’s intuitive controls have revolutionised his workflow, whether he’s shooting photos or video.
Sports photographer Samo Vidic reveals how the EOS-1D X Mark II’s 14 frame per second burst rate was crucial to capturing the action when he shot surfers carving up Munich’s Eisbach river.
Acclaimed wedding photographer Jeff Ascough says the EOS 5D Mark IV can’t be beaten when it comes to capturing skin tones and detail in high and low lights at weddings.
Canon Ambassador and sports photographer Richard Walch uncovers how being able to upload images from your EOS 1DX Mark II to a drive in next to no time is critical to capturing more shots.
Renowned motorsports photographer Frits van Eldik on the how the dynamic range of the EOS-1D X Mark II has brought an extra level of detail to his shots.
Canon Explorer Eddie Keogh explains how being able to crop a shot on the EOS-1D X Mark II and then send it straight from the camera to a client will keep you in their good books.
Expedition photographer Ulla Lohmann wanted to shoot in a live volcano so she turned to the sturdy EOS 5D Mark IV to ensure she came back with the goods.
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