Tired of capturing the same old photo during your travels? Here are five great tips that’ll improve your photography game…

Lungisani Mjaji has told The South African that he is hoping Albany work with him after capturing viral photos of little Lethukukhanya.

The HUAWEI P60 Pro, comes with an Ultra Lighting Telephoto Camera, giving you an extraordinary and uncontended photography experience.

A photographer snapped an incredible close-up of an ant’s face, and it is pretty terrifying. Look at these photos.

Always wondered where the most beautiful sunrise in the world is? According to Instagram, Cape Town cracked the second place in Africa!

Aidan Muratroyd has been selected to represent South Africa at the Sony World Photography Awards. Take a look at his stunning gallery…

Bryan Adams thinks his photography work has given him some of the skills he would need to direct a movie or work as a cinematographer.

SA wedding photographer Ruan Redelinghuys blew judges away with his breathtaking snaps that won him a prestigious international award.

Various South Africans are being celebrated in a new visual art book “encapsulating South African culture of greatness”.

The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards are back to show a lighter side to the animal world. Which one do you think will take the win?

Take a peek at some of the highly commended images from this year’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.

Award-winning photographer Alice Mann is celebrating some of SA’s bright and lively drummies in a sensational photo series. Have a look.

Divers recently spotted a yellow sea sponge and a pink sea star – doppelgängers for SpongeBob and Patrick Star in the Atlantic Ocean.

The large collection of African photography will be auctioned by the Aspire Art Auctions and the Photography Legacy Project.

South African photographer Kristin-Lee Moolman wants to capture the ‘creativity and joy’ of South Africa that is often overlooked.

The BBC is set to celebrate Prince William and Kate Middleton’s 10th wedding anniversary with a special documentary.

So pretty!

Photographer Arseniy Kotov visited icy Vorkuta’s housing complexes built for workers, many of which were abandoned when mines closed.

A photographer has captured a series of incredible images of frozen abandoned Russian apartments in Europe’s coldest city.

A trip down memory lane.

Ah, square photos. New analog instax SQUARE SQ1 from Fujifilm makes instant photography even easier.

Look like a picture-perfect professional in your social media images with the help of these easy tips, tricks and poses.

From the world’s first photograph to creatives today breaking new ground, let’s celebrate World Photography Day.

The Perseids meteor shower peak is just around the corner! Grab your camera, follow these guidelines from professional photographers and snap away!

Here’s the tea on some of the apps influencers use for photo editing to give their images on the gram some sparkle.

Journalism graduate Thembela Makhuba shares simple home photography ideas you can take with your cellphone to liven up your Instagram feed.

The golden hour is special for photographers because when the sun is low, it brings a warmer tone that can appear almost golden.

Late photographer, internationally famous for his 16 June 1976 image of Hector Pieterson, leaves a legacy at his family home in Mpumalanga.

If you’re stuck at home and lack inspiration for creating social media content, here are some tips to keep your Instagram feed flourishing.

The Huawei P40 lite’s powerful camera is all you need to capture the perfect moment. Here’s what you need to know.

Are you considering purchasing a camera that will allow you to reach your full creative potential?

Samsung’s groundbreaking hardware system coupled with innovative AI-powered software and a powerful camera makes the Galaxy S20 series everything you need it to be, and more.

It’s still unclear what Apple has in store for its next iPhone release and more importantly when that release will be. But the update may include a ‘world-facing’ camera.

Here’s your chance to see for yourself exactly what Samsung’s Galaxy S20 Ultra’s 100x Space Zoom is all about.

These ten images will transport you straight back to the bush and fire up some serious wildlife-related wanderlust. It’s our pleasure.

Whether you are a budding enthusiast or seasoned pro, the Photo Fair Africa in Cape Town will leave you feeling motivated and rearing to dive deeper into the wonderful world of photography.

Where Instagram is bright and beautiful, Twitter often does feel a lot like you’ve been stuffed in a room with too many people. It’s about to change.

The winning photograph is a haunting aerial shot of an elephant in northern Botswana that has been killed and butchered for its ivory.

The controversy around the P30 Pro camera revolves around the much-vaunted Moon mode.

The camera in the Huawei P30 Pro is capable of 50x digital zoom, making it the ideal phone for taking moon shots. Here’s how.

The Canon IVY REC is a clippable outdoor camera. It’s tiny, but it sure does pack a punch.

After securing a top 5 spot as a top Instagrammable location, the search for South Africa’s 25 most Instagram post worthy locations begins.

Huawei has unveiled it’s latest flagship range the P30 series.

A South African photographer had earned the distinction of making the shortlist of the 2019 Sony World Photography Awards when the finalists were announced by the World Photography Organisation.

See in this post five basic ideas to optimise your photography budget and increase the chances of receiving a “yes” from your future buyer.

In September 2018, GoPro challenged the GoPro community to create an epic highlight reel and in exchange, offered $1 million to be shared equally amongst the featured content creators.

From impressive shots of Hippos to Fishing Nets, last year’s top drone photos are breathtaking. Take a look at Dronestagram’s best of 2018:

Hank Willis Thomas is accused of plagiarism and appropriation after he reworked some of the most iconic images in SA’s history.

The Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2018 Awards are around the corner. A few incredible pictures have been revealed. And, as if you needed telling, South Africa is well-represented.

The grandfather of South African documentary photography has passed away.

South Africa has lost another one of its struggle icons.

Cape Town photographer Kyle Goetsch won the internet this week with an absolutely amazing photo of the milky way hovering over Lion’s Head. Support this guy, buy his work.

Words just don’t do justice

Nature is amazing. End of discussion.

The place everyone calls Cape Town’s Miami…Check out the following pictures from Instagram that will put Camps Bay on the top your travel list.

From impressive shots of Stingrays to Route 66, last year’s top 20 drone photos are breathtaking. Take a look at Dronestagram’s best of 2017:

From funny monkeys to clingy Polar Bears – the annual Wildlife Comedy Photographs Awards of 2017 has it all. Just have a laugh while you’re at it.

Rephotography means taking a photo of a scene that has already been photographed some time ago. The result? Seeing how the world has changed over time:

Pet-lovers…this is for you!

A beautiful, giant marble.

What a view! Take a look at the 2017 Solar Eclipse from space.

Kristina Makeeva photographs woman in beautiful dresses against some of the most beautiful backdrops you’ll ever see.

This year’s best travel photo winners have been announced by National Geographic. Check out the amazing photos over here:

Check out the winning pictures from the 4th annual International Drone Photography Contest over here:

A photographer takes on an ugly location and captures some amazing photographs, check it out:

It’s like walking through the wonderful mind of the man himself.

Perfect timing.

Putting his life on the line.

Thank the maker for modern day food stylists!

South Africa at its photographic best, captured by Instagrammers

Take a look at some photographs that couldn’t have been taken at a better moment!

The annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year winners list has been announced… and it is breathtaking.

Bless the internet.

Nope, nope, nope and… nope!

She’s finally employed (with benefits) after seven months of searching and waiting… this calls for a celebration!

Folks are struggling to spot the kid, but what’s more concerning is why she’s seemingly in the middle of the desert trying to get us to notice her.

Pinky Pinky lurks behind the walls of girls school toilets, waiting patiently to brutally murder them.

Chosen out of more than 10,000 entries, here are this years’ best travel photos.

Wine lovers will appreciate this collection of images that started as a fun project for Marcos Alberti and his friends, showcasing facial changes after 1, 2 and 3 glasses of wine.

British astronaut, Tim Peake snapped this pic and reminded the world that South Africa really is one of the most beautiful places on earth – even from space.

If it’s closure you’re looking for, you won’t find it here.

Remember your childhood friend Waldo of the Where’s Waldo series? Well, a new Instagram account called WallyFound is now brings the striped fella to your newsfeed. Pretty neat huh?

@southafrica brought together 200 cool kids to share in the beauty of our Mzanzi through photographic storytelling and it was awesome!

Matthew Willman, renowned South African photographer, shares with us some of his personal moments with Mr Nelson Mandela and how our nation’s hero encouraged him to live the legacy.

Johannesburg-based photographer, Lebohang Kganye, explores the trajectories of family memory and history by merging herself into old family photographs. Kganye’s project, Ke Lefa Laka, is currently showing at Tiwani Contemporary in London in a group show entitled ‘The View From Here’.

Eric Nathan has perfectly captured the natural beauty of South Africa’s starry skies in his winning image, ‘Star Trails Above Table Mountain’.

Moving images from Claudio Rasano show the fragility of life in South Africa through this series he took on a recent visit to the country.

Photo London opened last week in London and is the largest photography fair ever staged in London. With over 70 galleries from around the world exhibit the most exciting displaying hundreds of images from around the world, it is impossible not to be excited.

Photographer Yolandi Jacobsz is raising awareness of rape and the stigma of rape victims in South Africa with the new #RedMyLips campaign.

Sipho Mpongo explores what it means to be “born free” in South Africa in a series of captivating portraits. Experience his photographic exploration of the state of South Africa for yourself.

“Hopefully I can play a part in changing the misconceptions about North Korea by photographing its people in the most natural of ways”

Christopher Rimmer’s Amapondo series invites the viewer to reconsider the humble, gentle Pondo cattle by forging a new connection with them. These striking portraits possess a Zen like quality and will challenge your every preconception.

The current exhibition “Human Rights, Human Wrongs” at The Photographers’ Gallery in London raises the question of how Africa is portrayed in the West, minimising Africa to be seen as a land of African soldiers and tribal beasts

How does the UK compare to SA on Instagram? Take a look at these Insta shots and decide for yourself who is the fairest of them all.

The archetypal 21 ICONS project is now available as a prized collectable coffee table book ‒ ‘Together we are better’ ‒ an opus of powerful portraits of South African icons that chronicles their lives and legacies in a beautiful print offering that reflects our country, its tapestry and, above all, its people.

“Nelson Mandela’s legacy is the South African community. Every breath we take stands as a testament to his sacrifice. As we move forward, his contribution becomes an organism that lives and dies with the choices that we make as South Africans,” says Adrian Steirn, co-founder and director of 21 ICONS South Africa.

“As South Africans we need to challenge ourselves to find a sense of community while appreciating our diversity. We’re fortunate to have so many role models in this country whose lives can inspire this kind of change,” says Adrian Steirn, co-founder and director of 21 ICONS South Africa.

South Africa has a wealth of inspiration to draw from, thanks to the great men and women who call this fair nation home.

It is people like the Dawpro team that make Humans possible

HOSA approached Babe, asking her to tell her story. She talks about the her most traumatic incident, and her outlook on life since