FORGOTTEN HISTORY: 46 - Caught on Camera

This tiger video is going viral for all the wrong reasons. I’m shocked by the trend of taking photos with captive tigers

There’s a sea of photos online of tourists posing with captive tigers at a zoo, raising questions about animal welfare at these venues

Digital Camera World · May 25

I don’t care that this Canon super-wide prime is so expensive – I think it’s an unbeatable lens for big landscape photography

The prince of primes: Why you should consider a very wide-angle lens like Canon's RF 14mm f/1.4L VCM

Digital Camera World · May 25

Should all photographers have camera insurance? There are more risks to cover than you probably think

Would you be covered if somebody tripped over your tripod?

Digital Camera World · May 25

If you shoot outdoors, I’d argue that the weather is always more important than the camera kit you use

Landscape photography is more about planning and persistence than camera kit or skills

Digital Camera World · May 24

Nikon built this camera to replace a legend – but professionals refused to buy it, despite its rugged beauty

Photographers refused to buy Nikon’s most advanced camera for over a decade, sticking with its predecessor

Digital Camera World · May 24

"I don’t believe I can make Sigma a bigger company than Sony or Canon, but I think I can make it a nicer brand”

“The Leica of Japan”: Sigma's CEO discusses transforming the perception of the company

Digital Camera World · May 24

This remarkable wartime snapshot reveals an important truth about model-turned-photojournalist Lee Miller

A new exhibition of Lee Miller's work opens this week – and a single image tells you everything you need to know

Digital Camera World · May 24

The growing number of black-and-white-only cameras is a good thing – they don't restrict creativity, they actually enrich it!

Leica, Pentax and Ricoh all have cameras that lack the ability to shoot color – and what’s been taken away is making our creative palette richer

Digital Camera World · May 23

From Pan-African cinema archives to Chilean exile filmmaking after 1973: These moving image works just earned major recognition

The longlist for the UK's leading prize for photography and moving image publishing is dominated by archives, political memory and experimental cinema

Digital Camera World · May 23

Ron Howard's new documentary movie, Avedon, reminds us why the greatest photographer of the 20th century didn't care what camera he used

Premiering at Cannes this week, the film shows us how the greatest images come from reading people, not mastering f-stops

Digital Camera World · May 23