Roger Fenton is best known for Valley of the Shadow of Death, one of the oldest-known photos depicting war. His relatively short 10-year photography career sparked accusations that he was a government propagandist while simultaneously being praised as one of the medium's pioneers.
Eastman Kodak has temporarily ceased all film production at its Rochester, New York factory as the company seeks to modernize the facility.
A group of peeved artists protesting against "corporate AI overlords" have apparently leaked OpenAI's video generator Sora.
Animal lovers are being asked to vote for their favorite picture for this year's Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award.
A man allegedly caused a fatal car accident that killed his niece and three nephews after slowing to take a photo on I-95 of the "Welcome to Florida" sign.
A photographer has shared a series of dramatic photos showing volcanic lava engulfing areas around the Blue Lagoon in Iceland after the Sundhnúka crater erupted.
Last January, a crew trying to find Amelia Earhart's plane wreckage captured an intriguing image that, they speculated, could show the 1937 crash site. It turns out they were wrong.
A print of William Eggleston's has set a new record for the highest price achieved by the photographer after it was sold at a Christie's New York auction.
A new AI tool will bring old family photos to life by animating the people in them. Allowing users to "relive your favorite memories by turning any photo into a short video clip."
Luma Labs has given its Dream Machine AI video generator a makeover by introducing a new text-to-image foundation model called Photon.
A photo restorer breathed fresh life into a forgotten zoo by colorizing a set of black-and-white photos from the 1940s.
A man who thought he had a priceless Leica used by the Nazis at the 1936 Olympics was informed that the golden camera was in fact a dud.
Indian-based startup Invideo has released its V3 model which lets creators seamlessly generate full-length videos from just a single prompt.
Canadian Andrew Mielzynski has been crowned International Landscape Photographer of the Year 2024.
A camera attached to the International Space Station (ISS) captured the view from orbit as SpaceX launched its massive Starship rocket on Tuesday.
A security firm has released a deepfake detection tool as a useful aid to determine whether a piece of content is AI-generated or not.
National Geographic photographer Thomas Peschak has won the 2025 Eliza Scidmore Award for Outstanding Storytelling.
A triathlon runner on her way to winning a big race politely requested that a cameraman not film her from behind because she had "s*** herself."
President Joe Biden missed the group photo of world leaders at the G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro because of a logistical failure.
Artificial intelligence has been terrorizing the creative industries for the last couple of years leaving many bitter and worried about where it's all heading. But Ben Affleck has a couple of interesting predictions that may assuage fears.
The Landsat 8 satellite captured an exquisite image of the snow-capped Mount Taranaki in New Zealand surrounded by an eerie dark green forest of goblin-like trees.
Google Workspace has begun rolling out a text-to-image generator into Google Docs, letting users create an AI image in an online document.
Taking your dog into nature and trying to get some great pictures of him or her is something many photographers have done. But they've probably turned the camera away when it's time for the dog to do their business.
Coca-Cola has controversially remade its iconic Christmas ad featuring Santa and wintry scenes using artificial intelligence video tools.
An AI-generated video of a polar bear "being rescued" has spread across the internet like wildfire leaving many confused and frustrated.
Over a period of a few months, photographer Bryce Way traipsed around Los Angeles capturing the city's diverse beauty.
Artificial intelligence is a much-maligned technology with many asking if we really need it at all but a British telecommunications company may have found a useful application for it.
A group of researchers have attempted to put artificial intelligence (AI) to good use by making a face anonymizer program.
A man who purchased a $5 film camera from a bargain bin and developed the ancient film inside is now trying to find the people on the roll.
A camera app for Android that is labeled as "anti-AI" because it doesn't overprocess photos the way most modern smartphones do has been released.