The 2017 World Press Photo exhibition has begun its tour to several cities in Canada. Recently in Ottawa, Montreal and Toronto, the exhibition is making its last stop in Chicoutimi from October 20 through November 12.

Don Corby, Environment 4th-prize winner of the TWWLI VI, answered a few questions for us about entering our The World We Live In photo contest.

Photojournalist Karim Ben Khelifa and his team have created an augmented-reality app as an immersive documentary experience created from his images and encounters with people in three conflicts. See the trailer here...

Adobe has announced the release the next version of Photoshop Elements & Premiere Elements. The new features will make the experience of editing photos even easier with hassle free organization, automated editing and 67 new, fun Guided Edits.

Photo Life and Photo Solution invite Canadian and U.S. photographers to submit their best work to The World We Live In VII. This edition, 21 winners will be awarded more than $45,000 in prizes, including high-end photo equipment, gift certificates, and a grand-prize expedition cruise for two with Adventure Canada!

Vistek’s ProFusion Pro Imaging Expo is November 7 and 8 in downtown Toronto. It’s a great chance to check out new products, demos, interactive displays and more. We'll be there too, so make sure you stop by and say hello!

Zoom Photo Festival Saguenay is October 18 through November 12. In addition to the World Press Photo 2017 exhibition, you can see seventeen other photo exhibitions, including exhibitions of work by Renaud Philippe, Amber Bracken, Nam Phi Dang, Chloë Ellingson and the News Photographers Association of Canada.

You won't want to miss the October/November issue! We had a great time putting it together, but I am particularly thankful for having had the chance to get to know Anne Gibson while writing the article on her. Anne is an excellent photographer—and also a kind, thoughtful, and warm person. Her enthusiasm and generosity of spirit come right...

Check out Photo Life collaborator Laurence Butet-Roch's article "The Evolution of Fashion Photography" for The New York Times Lens Blog. Finbarr O’Reilly explained to the Ottawa Citizen, “It’s a very rare photograph that will change the course of history. What photojournalism does is valuable. But I wanted it to do more. Perhaps...

The 2017 World Press Photo exhibition has begun its tour to several cities in Canada. Recently in Ottawa and Montreal, the exhibition is heading to Toronto at the Brookfield Place, Allen Lambert Galleria, on view October 3 through 24.

Through October 15, the Whyte Museum in Banff is presenting the multimedia exhibition This Wild Spirit: Women in the Rocky Mountains of Canada and Banff Reflections: 150 Years and Counting, which is part of the Canada 150 celebration.

From October 5 through 29, ViewPoint Gallery in Halifax is presenting the group exhibition Showcase in conjunction with Photopolis Festival and Nocturne.

During the entire month of October, Photopolis: The Halifax Festival of Photography will celebrate photography through exhibitions, artist talks, workshops and more! This year the festival will present 40 exhibitions and more than 35 events across the city.