Here are some links to photo-related news around the web on tulips, photojournalism, gender equality in photography, Stephen Shore, and a photography series on West Bengal folk theater.

On Thursday, May 16, The Camera Store in Calgary was robbed. Around 5 p.m., someone stole a Sony A7R III and Sony 16-35 mm f/2.8 G Master lens. Three three staff members tried to stop the thief.

Profoto has just annouced the launch of the new Profoto A1X. Here are excerpts from the press release. "We are never fully satisfied with the products we make. We always strive to take steps forward, whether they be baby-steps or strides. That is why we not only will create ground-breaking products. But we'll also continually evaluate and...

If you were inspired by Leah Hennel's work in our April/May issue and would like to hear more from this amazing photographer, you'll want to check out the 10-minute video interview that our friends at The Camera Store did with her!

Scotiabank has announced that Stephen Waddell is the 2019 Scotiabank Photography Award winner. The artist will receive $50,000, a solo exhibition at Ryerson Image Centre during the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival, and a book published by Steidl.

Here are some articles from around the web covering everything from M87 to jazz and photography.

The Sony World Photography Awards has announced its 2019 winners and finalists. Sandi Little, Jennifer Bin, Jasem Khlef, Chris Donovan, Léonie Synnott-Bruson and Maela Ohana were among those recognized this year.

Through June 15, Sarah Anne Johnson: This Land is on view at Stephen Bulger Gallery. From June 28 through August 31, the gallery is presenting The Final Frontier: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Moon Landing.

Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival’s 23rd edition is this month in Toronto, and it's headlined by American artist Carrie Mae Weems. In addition to the exhibitions, the festival programming offers workshops, panel discussions, lectures, portfolio reviews and more!

The University of British Columbia Library has acquired the personal archive of Hanne Wassermann Walker, a famous Viennese known for her contributions to the body-culture movement during the interwar period.