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Here it is. The fun-for-everyone camera. The new OM SYSTEM PEN arrived on September 9, 2026 and ships in late October at Nine-ninety-nine for the...
From quiet waters to unexpected reflections, Part 2 brings together another wonderful selection from our community.
Jay Maisel died in August 2026 at the age of 95. Most of the obituaries reached for the same picture first. Miles Davis lowers his...
A look at the creative ways our community captured reflections.
Different scenes, different approaches, one shared focus: the art of composition.
Rule of thirds, leading lines, balance — or simply instinct? See how the LuLa community approached composition.
Part 2 of this month's Show & Tell expands the theme of Chaos with striking photographs of train wrecks, stone quarries, tangled forests, busy streets, and unexpected moments from photographers…
Chaos takes many forms. In Part 1 of this month's Show & Tell, the LuLa community shares photographs ranging from powerful storms to quiet everyday scenes, each offering a unique…
Part 2 of our May Serenity Lula Show & Tell features a new selection of photographs from the LuLa community, each offering a unique perspective on stillness, mood, and place.
A look at this month's Show & Tell submissions, featuring photographs inspired by serenity and the places and moments that bring a sense of peace.
When a LuLa Member Asked About Getting Their Work Printed in Dye Transfer, We Had to Make Some Calls
Aftershoot's Justin Benson on AI, photography, and where the line actually is.
Chasing light, weather, and the quiet shifts of the seasons—this month’s Show & Tell is a beautiful reminder of why we keep coming back with a camera. Take a look…
A conversation about portable travel cameras - and the six contenders worth considering in 2026
What does time look like through a lens? These compelling images from Lula’s March challenge offer striking answers.
Explore March’s stunning photo submissions from our community! Discover how each image reveals a different moment in time.
Yolanda del Amo's decade-long project uses staged large-format photography to explore the emotional distance between people who share the same space.
An end-of-year reflection on why the best camera for a young photographer might not be the "best" camera at all.
What happens when the world's dominant drone manufacturer gets caught in the crossfire of geopolitics? We're about to find out.
Canva just made Affinity photo editing software completely free (except for a couple of things).
Review of three new Canson Somerset Enhanced matte papers, comparing their unusual M3 profiles against standard M1 profiles for print quality.
A Conversation with Prashant Gharpure on Intentional Camera Movement in the Smoky Mountains
Explore the latest 2025 Printing United Expo innovations in printers, papers, and color management tailored for fine art photographers seeking superior image quality and workflow precision.
Can standalone DxO PhotoLab 9 dethrone Lightroom as the one-stop photo editing suite?
Can standalone DxO PhotoLab 9 dethrone Lightroom as the one-stop photo editing suite?
Can you mount those treasured 503CW lenses on Hasselblad's flagship X2DII 100C? Absolutely. Should you? Let's explore what you're gaining and what you're giving up.
Can standalone DxO PhotoLab 9 dethrone Lightroom as the one-stop photo editing suite?
The truth about Ricoh's latest pocket rocket: the GR IV succeeds at everything it tries to do, but refuses to give what most photographers want in 2025.
Panasonic's 100-500mm telephoto zoom brings professional wildlife and sports capabilities to the L-mount system.
This Christie's sale brings together the titans who invented modern landscape photography, from Adams' technical precision to Sugimoto's philosophical vision.