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Man who attended 1953 coronation with school remembers ‘immensity’ occasion

09/11/2025

A community radio station presenter has recalled the “fabulous” photographs he took on his Kodak Box Brownie camera as a schoolchild at Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation in 1953.

As the nation gears up for the King’s coronation on May 6, Jeremy Hoare has spoken to the PA news agency about his vivid memories from the 1953 celebration, which he attended with his school, then Winchmore Hill Secondary Modern, at the age of 12.

“Lots of schoolchildren were sent to Turnpike Lane and picked up on buses, and then we were taken to the Victoria Embankment where there was a place

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Image of McFly’s Tom Fletcher mid performance wins photography award

25/09/2025

photographer who snapped McFly singer Tom Fletcher mid-concert has been awarded a top gong at the inaugural So.Co Music Photographer of the Year Awards.

The picture by Belinda Enthoven, in which the musician arches backwards on stage, stretching out his hand to the audience while performing at the O2 in London, won the image of the year prize.

Neil Lupine was announced as the first recipient of the music photographer of the year award at the ceremony in central London on Monday.

Lupine specializes in rock bands and has photographed many global superstars including AC/DC, ZZ Top, Rihanna and

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Photographer who befriended Tony Bennett describes what he was like off stage

25/07/2023

A photographer who befriended Tony Bennett and knew him for decades spoke with Local 4 about who he was off the stage.

Linda Solomon has spent her career photographing the most famous people on the planet. Her pictures always reveal an extra layer that just isn’t visible without her lens.

She spent 40 years photographing Bennett, who wasn’t just a subject, but a dear friend.

It all started when she was at Pine Knob in the 80s on an assignment, and was tasked with photographing Bennett. She didn’t want a trite stage shot and asked him if he’d come with

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Moss Park ‘through a lens’: Youth get behind the camera to capture their community

24/07/2023

A group of young people snapping photos of Toronto’s Moss Park neighborhood over the past year say getting behind the camera let them capture a side of a downtown community that’s sometimes misunderstood.

The 15 youth had the chance to depict their community in a new light, and learn a thing or two about photography along the way, through a series of free photography workshops hosted by the non-profit organization Neighborhood Information Post (NIP) beginning in the spring of 2022.

Now, a selection of their snapshots will be featured in a photo exhibit.

Adnaan Haneef, 16, was one of the

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Your Saskatchewan photo of the day: July 2023

22/07/2023

Summer is here! People are taking beautiful pictures across the prairies.

We want to see the wonderful photos you capture from all over the province.

Each day, Global Saskatoon and Global Regina feature a viewer-submitted photo for the Your Saskatchewan photo of the day.

It is also highlighted on Global News Morning, Global News at 5, Global News at 6 and Global News at 10.

Please email us if you have a picture to submit for Your Saskatchewan. Photos should be at least 920 pixels wide and in jpeg format.

Here is

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A Major Show of Contemporary African Photography at Tate Modern Considers the Medium As a Tool for World-Building. Here Are 5 Exhibiting Artists You Need to Know

04/07/2023

During the colonial period, the camera became something of an imperial device, as Western images defined narratives about the history, culture, and identity of the African continent. Now, in its first major exhibition of contemporary African photography, the Tate Modern in London is showcasing the work of a new generation of African artists using the medium on their own terms.

“A World in Common: Contemporary African Photography” features 36 artists—working in photography, video, and installation—who represent different generations and a wide span of geography. Each offers their own unique perspectives on Africa and its relationship with the wider world, informed

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News in pictures: Thursday, June 8, 2023

13/06/2023

A colorful scene from Birmingham Pride was among the selected images in the Work Event Photography Awards held at the Royal Institute of British Architects in central London on Monday

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Young burrowing owls appear to be having a natter at Scottsdale Community College in Arizona where they have a homely habitat, including artificial burrows built and maintained by students

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There may have been less deep breathing than usual at this yoga class on The Edge observation deck in Manhattan, New York. It went ahead despite an air quality warning after smoke from wildfires in Canada

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12 Star Wars Day stories about cameras, photography and shooting the saga

12/05/2023

Happy Star Wars Day! Yes, what started as a bad pun and is now the overachieving “May the 4th be with you” slapped on t-shirts, coffee cups and ad campaigns everywhere.

It’s a day to celebrate all things Star Wars – and for us, as imaging aficionados, there’s a whole lot of fascinating Star Wars stuff that spans photography, photo editing, the cameras used to shoot the saga, and even Star Wars-branded cameras, movies and phones you can buy.

So, to celebrate Star Wars Day, we’ve pulled together 13 must-read pieces of Star Wars content for you to dip into…

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