Photography
The organisers of the World Press Photo awards have insisted that the winning picture was not faked.
It has been confirmed that the head of the publisher of the French edition of Closer Magazine and a photographer are facing a criminal investigation over the publication six months ago of the Duchess of Cambridge sunbathing topless.
A new campaign to secure the prosecution of those who commit war crimes against journalists and photographers is being launched today – the first anniversary of the death of former Sunday Times war reporter Marie Colvin.
Broadsheet newspapers have backed The Sunday Times’ decision not to accept freelance submissions from Syria.
An Italian gossip magazine today published photographs of The Duchess of Cambridge on a private Caribbean holiday reportedly showing Kate’s ‘baby bump’
The family of award-winning British photojournalist Tim Hetherington, who was killed covering the Libyan civil war, today described him as a "wonderful humanitarian".
A British war photographer has been told not to submit his pictures from the Syria war zone to The Sunday Times because they “do not wish to encourage freelancers to take exceptional risks”.
Self-styled 'Mr Paparazzi' Darryn Lyons is planning to launch a new online photo agency after buying back the assets of his former company Big Pictures.
As one of the UK’s most celebrated news photographers, it will come as a surprise to many that Getty Images’ Matt Cardy has never had any formal training as a photographer.
Former Daily Mirror photographer Charlie Ley – who captured an iconic image of John Lennon and Yoko Ono staging their famous sit-in at the Amsterdam Hilton – has died aged 87.
Pictures of Ned RocknRoll taken at a private party were on Facebook for two and half years for all the world - and particularly James Pope’s 1,500 Facebook ‘friends’ - to see.
It emerged yesterday that actress Kate Winslett’s new husband Ned RocknRoll is trying to stop The Sun republishing photographs of him which have appeared on Facebook.
The Sun was yesterday hit with an injunction banning it from publishing ‘private’ photographs of actress Kate Winslet’s new husband.
A photographer badly injured by a police stun grenade in Switzerland has received almost £40,000 in compensation by the State of Geneva after a nine-year legal battle.
A pipe bomb has been discovered at the family home of a press photographer in Northern Ireland.
Renowned war photographer Don McCullin has returned for one last trip to the frontline at the age of 77 - covering the conflict in Syria for six days with Anthony Loyd of The Times.
The editor of the Irish Daily Star has resigned over the publication of topless pictures of the Duchess of Cambridge.
News Corp has shrugged off new claims that it may have breached US law when it purchased pictures of former dictator of Iraq Saddam Hussein in his pants.
In 2005 it was reported that The Sun paid around £500 for the photos of Saddam taken while he was behind bars.
The chairman of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has joined journalists in condemning the Indian cricket authorities for banning sections of the press from covering England's cricket tour.
Britain’s national press has joined a photographic boycott of England’s latest test series in protest over a ban imposed on two major photo agencies by Indian cricket’s governing body.
