Ah, the night. What a wonderful time to go out and do some street photography! As a photographer who got his start in the streets of Tokyo, it was inevitable that I would end up photographing mostly at night. To me, the city becomes its ‘true self’ when the sun sets, and the artificial lights come on and illuminate the metropolis. But let’s save my romanticism for another time. I hope to share with you my methodology, some tips and tricks, for night street photography....

A few months ago I was commissioned by a boutique safari company to travel to Tanzania and document my experience throughout my adventure. Here is WILD: Africa is Calling Africa begins with a smell. From the moment I stepped out of the plane, I was enveloped by the strong scent of the earth. Riki, my guide, waited for me outside the airport and together we began my adventure across the endless plains of the Serengeti....

According to the assertion by Sirimane Nagaraj, Mr. Doreswamy was tried positive for the continuous pandemic on eighth May 2021 and for which he was conceded to the Jayadeva emergency clinic for additional treatment and he was under the management of a few specialists and keep going on thirteenth May 2021 he beat the pandemic and gets released from the clinic. Afterward, he was feeling sick and feels shortcoming in his body by which his relatives conceded him again to the clinic and furthermore he was experiencing asthma and lung-related illness for which he was treated by the specialists however on 26th May at around 1:40 PM IST he gets a respiratory failure which turns into the genuine justification his demise....

It’s crazy to think that the Hubble Space Telescope has been floatin’ around in space for over 30 years now. But since launch day on April 24th, 1990, it’s shown us some incredible sights that we wouldn’t otherwise ever get to see. Recently, it sent back a new image of Jupiter with its moon Europa right beside it, with an incredible level of detail and beauty. The image was recorded by the Hubble on the 25th of August, 2020, while Jupiter sat some 653 million kilometres from Earth (a little over 400 million miles)....

An ultrawide angle lens is often the best friend of a landscape photographer. But sometimes it can be advantageous to take a slightly different approach. In this video, photographer Nigel Danson shows the benefits of shooting landscapes with a 70-200mm f/2.8 in the beautiful landscape of Scotland’s Glencoe. While I do often shoot landscapes myself with a wide angle lens, I do feel like it’s a bit of a copout sometimes....