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Hasselblad have appointed Chase Jarvis as their Master Photographer 2007.

Two of Britain’s leading wildlife photographers have launched a ground-breaking new book that is set to challenge forever the way the nation feels about its natural predators.

Simon Marsden has released a new calendar for 2008 entitled the Mysteries of the Knights Templars.

Simon Marsden has released Memento Mori – a collection of images from the churches and churchyards of England.

Six ePHOTOzine members have started a Professional Event Photography network.

Simon Marsden has announced the availability of Haunted Realms, a calendar comprising photography from some of the most haunted locations in Britain.

Award winning professional garden photographer, Clive Nichols, and Garden Photographer of the Year are teaming up with ePHOTOzine to offer expert floral photography tips.

American photojournalist Tom Carter has completed a ground-breaking 33-province journey across China and landed a book deal with Hong Kong publisher Blacksmith Books.

Leach Colour, the UK’s oldest prolab, is going back to its roots with the launch of a prototype portrait studio in Cheshire – in a bid to stem falling sales.

The Press Association's group picture editor, Martin Keene, was honoured by the Queen in this year's Birthday Honours list.

Artwork by students and trainee teachers at Canterbury Christ Church University will be displayed in a unique exhibition entitled Those That Can Will.

A man who had his face severely mauled by a grizzly bear has been identified as photographer and author Jim Cole of Bozeman, Montana.

One partygoer at Sir Elton John's fund raising auction has paid £1 million to be photographed by fashion photographer Mario Testino.

Photographer Anton Sheker makes Philippine copyright history by suing major daily newspaper.

There's a lot of annoyed people in Sweden after a well-know photographer admitted he faked a number of shots.

Australian actress Nicole Kidman has denied rumours of a naked photo shoot on the set of her latest film Australia.

The award winning photographer Bob Carlos Clarke has been killed by a train in an accident on Saturday 25th March.

Being compared to one of the most enigmatic, fascinating, volatile and dangerous artists of the 16th-century is perhaps not something to which every ultra orthodox Jewish mother of eight aspires to. But Gitl Braun is no ordinary orthodox Jew; nor is she an ordinary artist.

A man who had his face severely mauled by a grizzly bear has been identified as photographer and author Jim Cole of Bozeman, Montana.

Photojournalist Carlos Miller has been found guilty of resisting arrest when he was asked to stop taking photographs in Miami.

Picaholic introduce a newly developed, state of the art website system.

Influential photographer Martin Parr is today honoured by his former university, Manchester Metropolitan.

Take a look at Tim Flach's interview with EIZO where he talks about his work and kit choices.

There's a lot of annoyed people in Sweden after a well-know photographer admitted he faked a number of shots.

One partygoer at Sir Elton John's fund raising auction has paid £1 million to be photographed by fashion photographer Mario Testino.

Just six years ago Shane Miller was restoring vintage cars. Now, as a full-time professional wedding and portrait photographer, he has done the almost impossible by beating all other Master Photographers in the UK to the title of 'Master Photographer of the Year'.

BIPP announce the winners of their National Photographic Awards 2010.

Being compared to one of the most enigmatic, fascinating, volatile and dangerous artists of the 16th-century is perhaps not something to which every ultra orthodox Jewish mother of eight aspires to. But Gitl Braun is no ordinary orthodox Jew; nor is she an ordinary artist.

American photojournalist Tom Carter has completed a ground-breaking 33-province journey across China and landed a book deal with Hong Kong publisher Blacksmith Books.

The past clashes with the present in a new series of images created by a Russian photographer.

A collector has discovered never before seen photos of WW1 in an old French Jumelle Bellieni camera.