I am sure most of us know about Robert Capa’s lost photographs of the D-Day landings, but what few know is that he covered the Allied invasion of Northern Europe from its planning phases through to the fall of Paris.…

The introduction of digital technology into photography has brought with it a whole host of advantages and opportunities that photographers once only dreamed of. But at the same time, it has led to us developing a few bad habits. We’re…

  I don’t work with inspiration. Inspiration is for amateurs. I just get to work. Chuck Close Most non-artists think that creative people sit around waiting for inspiration to pass over them and magically move them to create a masterpiece.…

Magnum photographer Ian Berry has a long association with South Africa having worked for Drum magazine and the Daily Mail newspaper. He was the only photographer at the Sharpville massacre in 1960 and as we celebrate 25 years of democracy he shares his memories…

Early in 2019 South Africa made the cover of Time magazine with one of, Cape Town based photographer, Johnny Miller’s photographs. He has, for some time, been using a drone to make images of where, and how, people live for…