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James Vellacott is a staff photographer with the Daily Mirror. Here's how he covered Ascot.

Ben Lowy began his career covering the Iraq war and six years on he still gets drawn back there.

Dan Milnor is joining Blurb for their Book Workshop series and ePHOTOzine got the chance to chat with him.

Ever wondered what a press photographer uses and why? Well James Vellacott lets us in on a few secrets.

John Glover is a professional garden photographer and James Sharp spoke to him about his lifelong passion for photography.

Photographer John Hopkins talks about a revolution, the sixties and why he likes roller-skating.

David Anthony Hall's latest exhibition opens this evening and here he speaks to us about his photography.

A tale of one cat's gruesome gifts and the photographic journey that recorded it.

The Sony World Photography Awards were recently held in Cannes and Tom Ang was there to see it all.

Steve Gosling tells us why he loves to capture landscapes without a lens.

James Vellacott is a staff photographer with the Daily Mirror. Here's how they photograph a fashion shoot.

Alexandra Burns reinvented boudoir for the 21st century. Here's what she envisioned.

What seems attractive at first glance often hides a very different story underneath. So it is when it comes to grey imports. Buying goods cheaply doesnt always mean youre getting great value

Photographer Fay Godwin, one of the UK's best known landscape photographers died last week after a short illness. Her last interviews was with David Corfield for Practical Photography December 2004.

It was once the popular choice for amateur and enthusiast photographers alike, but now it is feared that the days of slide film could be numbered.

Renèe Jacobs was once a press photographer now she spends her time photographing nude females in natural settings.

Nigel Barker is a photographer best known for his work on America's Next Top Model but fashion's not the only subject on his photography CV. ePHOTOzine spoke to him to find out more.

The Sony NEX-5 and NEX-3 were launched in Croatia and ePHOTOzine got an exclusive chat with Toru Katsumoto, Senior General Manager, Sony.

David Toyne, ePHOTOzine's professional portfolio editor, catches up with the UK's leading wildlife photographer, Andy Rouse.

For too long landscape photography has been green, now Edward Burtynsky is turning it into something much more industrial.

Ever wondered what a press photographer uses and why? Well James Vellacott lets us in on a few secrets.

Dave Nelson takes a comical look at the history of photography.

Zoltan Bekefy is a Polish Photographer that now lives in Ireland. We talk to him about his work.

ePHOTOzine members Martin Pettinger (mipettin) and Adam McCormack (ajm) met Charlie Waite and key members of the production team at an exclusive launch of Seeing Scotland

Alexandra Burns reinvented boudoir for the 21st century. Here's what she envisioned.

Jane Hobson went along to see the winning photographs and chatted with Nadav Kander, one of this year’s judges.

10 ePHOTOzine members head for West End in the Yorkshire Dales

You may have seen Austin Stevens on TV and now he's talking to ePz about nature and how he captures it through photography.

What seems attractive at first glance often hides a very different story underneath. So it is when it comes to grey imports. Buying goods cheaply doesnt always mean youre getting great value

Marcin Owczarek takes a dystopic look at life with his unique digital artistry images.

Peter Gordon recently won European Photographer of the Year with his 'Life and Death - The Temple' project. We find out more about him and his work.