
Genres
Genres on The Frame and Light: Landscape, Portrait, Street, Wildlife and birds, Astro and night sky and Documentary.
Profiles


Astrophotography
The celestial object or region of space · Natural celestial light (stars, nebulae...

Documentary
Documentary (Genre) · United States

Landscape
Varies by specific landscape · 17th century (as a formal genre)

Macro
Macro photography · Omitted
Portrait
Person or subject depicted · 19th century

Product And Still Life
Still life · Studio lighting

Street
United States · Mid-20th century


Wildlife
Wildlife photography · The light and the setting that produced...

Lomography Petzval Métamorphose lens offers
Lomography's new Joseph Petzval Métamorphose 35mm F1.8 Art lens provides seven levels of swirling bokeh via a dedicated dial, reviving a flawed

Tanzania Camera Traps Capture Rare Wildlife and Lion Decline
A Panthera-led study using over 300 custom camera traps across western Tanzania captured more than 150,000 images, documenting rare species and providing

ESA Cebreros Telescope Captures First Light of Dumbbell
ESA's new 50cm Cebreros Telescope has captured its first astronomical image, targeting the Dumbbell Nebula (M27) on the night of September 3-4, 2026.

ACDSee Photo Studio Ultimate 2027 Prioritizes Local AI
ACD Systems releases Photo Studio Ultimate 2027, emphasizing that core AI features like face detection and keywording run locally on a user's computer.

Philippe Halsman's Lost Paris Glass Plates Rediscovered
A crate of glass-plate negatives, left behind when photographer Philippe Halsman fled Paris in 1940, has been published in a new book after being

Kodak Ektar 100 Film Review: Vivid Color and Fine Grain
Kodak's Ektar 100 color negative film is celebrated for its vivid color saturation and exceptionally fine grain, making it a popular choice for landscape

Sony's New Compact Telephoto Primes Tested in Wildlife
A photographer tested Sony's new 400mm f/4.5 and 600mm f/5.6 GM OSS lenses on a hike, finding a blend of portability and sharpness that captured surprising

Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2026 Winners Announced
Ali Alobaidly wins the overall ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year 18 competition with an image of the Shark Nebula.

Rokas Darulis releases 'Wild and Free'
Fashion photographer Rokas Darulis has published 'Wild and Free', a limited-edition book of 132 images. The project marks a personal return to the Lithuanian landscape, featuring intimate, collaborative portraits made over five years.

Jerry Hsu on capturing LA's eerie, cinematic
Skateboarder-turned-photographer Jerry Hsu discusses his 2011 image of smoke rising from a downtown LA street grate, linking the spontaneous shot to his

Sony a7R VI vs a7 V: Resolution Gap Fails to Decide Image
A side-by-side test of the Sony a7R VI and a7 V reveals the higher-resolution model offers cleaner high ISO and better highlight recovery, but the older a7

Joseph Petzval's 1840 Portrait Lens Revolutionized
In 1840, mathematician Joseph Petzval designed the first computed photographic lens, gathering up to 20 times more light than previous optics and enabling

Fujifilm XF 400mm F4.5 sample gallery
DPReview has published a sample gallery from hands-on testing of Fujifilm's new XF 400mm F4.5 R LM OIS WR super telephoto prime lens for X-mount cameras.

Jordan Banks' Polar Photography Book N80 to S78 Launches
Wildlife photographer Jordan Banks is self-publishing a book titled 'N80 to S78,' featuring a photographic journey from the Arctic to Antarctica, capturing

10 Vintage Lenses for High-Value Portrait Photography
A photography guide identifies ten vintage manual-focus lenses that offer high optical performance and unique rendering for portrait work on modern digital

iPhone Fold Camera Debate: Telephoto vs. Ultrawide
DPReview editors debate whether a rumored two-camera iPhone Fold should prioritize a telephoto or ultrawide lens, citing personal usage data and

Titanic newsboy identified as Edward Parfett, later a war
The unnamed boy in a famous Titanic disaster photo has been identified as Edward 'Ned' Parfett, a newsboy who later died in World War I.

Fujifilm Announces XF400mm f/4.5 Super-Telephoto Lens
Fujifilm has launched the XF400mm f/4.5 lens, a super-telephoto prime offering a 609mm full-frame equivalent focal length for wildlife and sports.

Fujifilm Launches XF 400mm F4.5 Super-Telephoto Prime Lens
Fujifilm has launched the XF400mmF4.5 R LM OIS WR, a new super-telephoto prime lens for its X-mount system. Priced at $3,199, the lens offers a 609mm full-frame equivalent focal length and is designed for sports and wildlife photography.

Fujifilm launches 400mm f/4.5 lens for wildlife photography
Fujifilm has announced a new 600mm-equivalent telephoto prime lens for its X-series cameras, priced at £2,499.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Review: A Squat
Samsung's new Galaxy Z Fold 8 features a shorter, squatter design and two 50MP cameras, positioning it as a mid-range folding option for photographers.

Teo Crawford's Street Photography Habit
Photographer Teo Crawford says the key to capturing fleeting documentary moments is putting your phone away, prioritizing presence over camera gear.

Sigma Expands Aizu Prime Cinema Lens Series
Sigma announces three new Aizu Prime cinema lenses: 21mm, 100mm, and 125mm. Each costs $9,799 and will be available in November for PL or Sony E-mount.

Ovie Carter, Bob Black Honored in New
Filmmaker Michael Blackshire, 32, has made a documentary about pioneering Black photographers Ovie Carter, 80, and Bob Black, 87.