Search

Results for street photography

Nikon D3 and D300 to star at photo shows

Nikon is gearing up for a series of professional photography shows that will give visitors a chance to check out the D3 and D300 digital SLRs.
First show for ‘web-based’ London photo group

A London-based photography group has opened its first exhibition. Picture credit: London Photography Meetup Group
Youngsters to ‘shake-up’ club

A Yorkshire camera club has appealed for young members with fresh ideas to ‘shake’ up the group and create a new ‘photography movement’ in the region.
Magnum Photos celebrates 60 years of fashion

Famed photo agency Magnum will celebrate 60 years of fashion photography with an exhibition split between two London venues from 14 September. Picture: Dita Von Teese, Moschino's Atelier, Milan, Italy 2006; Copyright Ferdinando Scianna/Magnum Photos
‘Delays’ after thieves raid Sigma

For the second time this year thieves have escaped with a haul of photography equipment after breaking into Sigma’s UK base in Hertfordshire, it has been confirmed.
David Cairns – Under fire

After 20 years with the Daily Express, David Cairns joined Today, Britain’s first national colour newspaper, in 1986 until it closed in 1996. He talks to Bob Aylott about four horrific days in Belfast and…
Historic Talbot photo treasure

An historic first edition of a book describing Fox Talbot’s invention of photography in 1839 is expected to raise up to £30,000 at Christie’s on 31 May. Picture credit: Christie's Images Ltd
‘Contemporary’ focus for Photo London

Photo London will focus solely on ‘contemporary photography since 1970’, according to organisers of the event which takes place at Old Billingsgate from 31 May-3 June.
Tony Blair reacts to photo petition ‘alarm’

The government has officially responded to a photographer’s Downing Street petition concerning photography in public places saying it has confused and even alarmed the public.
Ilford show celebrates b&w

Ilford Photo is to stage an exhibition showcasing 150 years of ‘outstanding’ b&w photography partly, the company says, to underline its ‘commitment’ to the genre. Picture credit: Cornel Lucas