Ian Sumner said: "It's almost second nature to take a picture now whereas then you saw people with very few cameras."

50 years of historic pictures: Glastonbury Festival and Boris Johnson 

Miles now how almost two million followers for his unique work capturing sports - but he says it all started with a video he made in Cornwall.

The photographer who captured opening Premiership game on a roll of expired film

Paul Lowe, who made his name covering the siege of Sarajevo during the Bosnian war, was found dead on October 12 in the San Gabriel Mountains.

London war photographer Paul Lowe ‘killed by teen son’ on LA hiking trail

Photographer taking a photo in Cardiff city centre 

David Hurn, 90, has photographed legends like The Beatles, and has captured moments in history, such as Churchill’s funeral and the Aberfan Disaster. 

David Hurn: The photographer on capturing The Beatles and Taylor Swift fans

Three Jersey winners of the 'My Island' Photography Competition have been displayed in the Royal Square to celebrate the island's historic landmarks.

Winners of 'My Island' Photography Competition revealed

Jennifer Charlton from Duns is the first female winner of the MPB Scottish Portrait Award in Colour Photography.

Scottish Borders woman makes history at Scottish Portrait Awards

 CAN ONLY BE USED IN CONNECTION WITH THE NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM'S WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR COMPETITION MANDATORY CREDIT: Ian Ford/Wildlife Photographer of the Year THE FOLLOWING MUST APPEAR CLEARLY AND LEGIBLY IN EDITORIAL COPY: Wildlife Photographer of the Year is developed and produced by the Natural History Museum, London. Undated handout photo issued by Natural History Museum of Deadly Bite by Ian Ford from UK of the moment a jaguar delivers a fatal bite to a caiman in the Pantanal, Mato Grosso, Brazil which was Highly Commended in the Behaviour: Mammals section of the Young Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. Issue date: Thursday August 29, 2024.

The prestigious wildlife photography competition has been running for 59 years and gets over 45,000 entries each year.

First Wildlife Photographer of the year images revealed

The Northern Lights are more common in Scotland but combined with the Perseid meteor shower for a dramatic display of colour across the Channel Islands.

Channel Islanders see stunning show of colour in rare weather event

Over the past two years, Guernsey photographer Sam Thompson has stopped many people he does not know in the street to capture their portrait.

Why this photographer is taking hundreds of pictures of strangers

The competition celebrates Carlisle’s buildings and invited locals to capture the spirit of the city through its architecture.

Laying the foundations of Carlisle's future photographers 

They've been mentored in photography and creative writing by experts, celebrating the people and traditions of their communities. 

Gypsy, Roma and Traveller pupils showcase their culture in new exhibition

Jamie Smart, 8, has added another award to her already impressive and rapidly growing collection. 

Eight-year-old wildlife photographer wins biggest award yet

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Tempest Photography has apologised for what it described as "not standard procedure" and said it was "taking this matter very seriously".

Photography firm apologises for omitting complex needs kids from school photo

Photographer Debbie Todd said she wants to celebrate the "amazing children" who posed for her series, part of a year-long campaign called "Extra Ordinary".

Photographer unveils portraits celebrating children with Down Syndrome 

In its 12th year, the competition showcases Britain’s nature, from its woodlands and wetlands to other ecosystems. 

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