FUJIFILM North America Corporation has announced the latest addition to the X Series lineup, the FUJIFILM XF10, a premium compact digital camera with a high quality FUJINON 18.5mm F2.8 fixed lens.

Photographer Eduardo Asenjo Matus uses long-exposure photography to communicate what his hearing loss is like. Here is the story of how Alan Dyer's photograph came to be on a new Canadian stamp. Are you familiar with Todd Hido's photography? Photographer Kurt Bradley photographed Le Mans for his bucket list. Teju Cole has a...

Nikon Canada Inc. announced the COOLPIX P1000, the new undisputed powerhouse of superzooms. With an incredible 125X optical zoom (24-3000mm equivalent) powered by NIKKOR optics, the P1000 is the ideal companion camera for birding, sports, wildlife and celestial-photographers seeking superior performance from extreme distances.

Jill Greenberg recently gave a Ted Talk on a subject we've been thinking about a lot over here, particularly over these last couple of years—women in photography. We're excited about her initiative Alreadymade, which showcases a group of extremely experienced, talented female photographers working in entertainment and advertising. Check out the...

Canada Post has released two new Permanent domestic stamps with photographs taken by Canadians to mark the 150th anniversary of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada. Matt Quinn’s image of the Milky Way was made in Bruce Peninsula National Park in Ontario, and Alan Dyer’s northern lights photo was shot in Churchill, Manitoba.

500px has shut down its stock-photo platform and no longer allows photographers to license their work under Creative Commons license. Here's a look at Lisette Model's street photography. As you might have seen, Audrey Sands—one of just-announced recipients of the CPI Reasearch Fellowship Program—will be studying Model's teaching and...

The National Gallery of Canada's Canadian Photography Institute has announced the recipients of the 2018 Research Fellowship Program. The program was established last year, and recipients receive $10,000 each to support their projects as well as a full-time residency at the National Gallery.

From July 21 through September 8, Stephen Bulger Gallery in Toronto is presenting Land Use. Focusing of the work of artists who explore nature in their images, this group exhibition features the work of Robert Burley, Dana Fritz, Geoffrey James, and Jamey Stillings.

The 2018 World Press Photo exhibition is now making its way to several cities in Canada! From July 20 through August 12, you can see the winning images at the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa.

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