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New photojournalism directory launches

26^th Jul 2010

A brand new directory offering advice and discussion on the state of photojournalism in the UK has been launched.

Australia's largest photo competition goes global

26^th Jul 2010

Applicants from all over the world can now enter Australia's largest Water Photography Competition, the 2010 savewater! Awards.

Redefinition of photography on cards, says Nikon

15^th Jul 2010

Nikon President Makoto Kimura has hinted that the company plans to launch a mirrorless camera system which would demand a 'redefinition of photography.'

Cityco photography show kicks off

13^th Jul 2010

In a bid to promote Manchester as an accessible photography destination, a three-week exhibition displaying amateur photography kicks off this month.

New instant film for Polaroid cameras - Mission Impossible?

7^th Jul 2010

Anyone who has recently attended a photography course specialising in Polaroid techniques will be excited to learn that a new type of film has been created specifically for Polaroid cameras.

DSLR camera sales up - more than 28 per cent of people own DSLR,

4^th Jul 2010

New statistics have made an official count of DSLR camera sales with the number of British people embracing photographic technology and advancing their knowledge of picture making.

Positive step for photographers rights with upholding of 'stop and search' illegal status

2^nd Jul 2010

Photographers have praised the European Court of Human Rights' (ECHR) rejection of the last government's attempt to make police stop-and-search powers legal because of the impact it would have on photographers rights.