The Beatles' iconic Abbey Road album cover photo is 45 years old today. But, as this clip of photoshoot outtakes shows, it took a fair few attempts to get that classic image just right.
The classic book about the perils of eating too many Mars bars and being a pushy dad is about to be re-released in the Penguin Modern Classics series, with a new cover image to supposedly appeal to the adult market. As long as you don't mind looking like a paedo reading it on the bus.
Never let a monkey press the shutter button on your camera.
While half the country sweats like a pig on the underground, the other half are being treated to flash floods. Welcome to the “Great British Summer” and the results of our last Shooting Challenge.
We've all handed our camera over to a stranger for them to take our picture, only to be severely disappointed by the result. Here's a solution.
Super 8 fell into film-format purgatory when digital film spread as a more dominant media preference. And after a long hibernation, it might be making a comeback.
Today's Earth Picture of the Day is extraordinarily beautiful and rare: fine art and landscape photographer Fefo Boouvier captured a large population of bioluminescent noctiluca glowing against the Milky Way in the Atlantic Ocean, off the coast of the little town of Barra de Valizas, Uruguay.
This is the view from the gym on the International Space Station.
You don't need a bunch of expensive camera equipment to take some good shots.
Reports suggest that the Google+ photo service will be separated from the social network
National Geographic photographers deserve some respect for going to such terrifying places. The only thing between Aaron Huey and this 1000ft hole was a sheet of ice. One crack and that's it.
Adafruit Industries recently held a Raspberry Pi Photography contest. Now, they've announced the winners—and you won't believe how good some of them are. The overall winner of the contest, shown above, was taken by Andrew Mulholland. It's actually acquired by a Raspberry Pi-powered creation, made out of Lego and a Raspberry Pi with a camera module, which acquires panoramic images.
These are 12 previously unseen production photos from the golden age of animation. Pop in and see how they made classic Hanna Barbera cartoons.
Hopefully it occasionally reminds you to just put your stupid phone away and enjoy the show you've paid for.
He started by picking up a camera as a joke, but it's turned into a serious pursuit with some amazing results.
This beautiful photo of lightning striking the fields of Colorado was taken by Gina Hyams. She snapped the one-in-a-million pic as her plane circled Denver airport.
