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Tributes to photographer Martine Franck

Tributes have been paid to renowned Magnum Photos photographer Martine Franck who has died aged 74.
Aerial photography ace bows out, aged 97

A Welsh photographer who acted as mentor to renowned photojournalist Philip Jones Griffiths – and took pictures of secret agents during WWII – has died aged 97.
Photographer Eve Arnold dies

Legendary photographer Eve Arnold has died aged 99, her agency Magnum Photos has announced.
George Rodger 1908-1995 – Iconic Photographer

George Rodger was an important pioneer of photojournalism who broke new ground with his work. David Clark writes about George Rodgers life and photography
New photography gallery set to open at V&A

Images by British photography pioneers Roger Fenton and Julia Margaret Cameron will be among work on show at a new, permanent, gallery due to open at the V&A in the autumn. Picture: Circe c.1865, by…
Leica helped Jews flee Nazis: Fresh evidence uncovered

EXCLUSIVE: Investigators have traced more refugees who were helped to escape Nazi Germany by the fearless boss of Leica cameras.
Masterclass with Cathal McNaughton – Street Photography, London

Street photography - Press photographer Cathal McNaughton and four AP readers take to the streets of London in search of subjects for classic portrait images. Oliver Atwell picked up some valuable tip on how to…
APOY 2011 Round Three – Streets and Walkways

APOY 2011 Round Three – Street Photography
William Eggleston – Iconic Photographer

William Eggleston was derided when his work was first exhibited, but more than three decades on he is considered one of the great masters of contemporary photography, writes David Clark
British and French photography inventors go head to head

The intense rivalry between the inventors of modern photography is explored in a new exhibition which opens next month at the National Media Museum.