Selection of June 2025: Torrential rain by Marco Gaiotti

Torrential rain by Marco Gaiotti

The photograph was taken during a severe thunderstorm just after sunset, so it was extremely dimly lit, especially considering the animal was in a dense forest... read more.

Selection of May 2025: The Fable by Florence Devaux

The Fable by Florence Devaux

At Okaukuejo, you can admire the giraffes coming to drink, and at the end of the day, with the sun setting behind them, the light is magical and so are their reflections in the water! I like to flirt with abstraction. The gaze loses its bearings in this image while it is finally only an inverted reflection... read more.

Selection of April 2025: The Tightrope by Gil Gautier

The tightrope by Gil Gautier

The difficulty was to find the right angle against the light. As the subject was not inherently mobile, I had plenty of time to compose and frame my photo. The blue color is obtained by adjusting... read more.

Selection of March 2025: HIghness in Highkey by Swapnil Deshpande

by Swapnil Deshpande

During our safari in the Masai Mara, we came across a pride of lions searching for a hunt. This particular bold lioness was coming directly towards the car, and I just had to frame her with a 600mm telephoto lens and compose with a little foreground... read more.

Talk #18: Authenticity in Photography by Beata Moore

Post-processing has always been an essential part of photography - in both the film and digital eras. While the tools have evolved, the fundamental need to refine an image remains. In the past, we developed films chemically, cropped or masked part of the image, selectively dodged or burned certain areas, and fine-tuned the final print. Today, advanced software allows us to digitally develop our images... read more.