Talented photographers are putting stars in our eyes.
Travel photography blog Capture the Atlas has revealed the 25 best photos of the Milky Way for 2024 in its annual Milky Way Photographer of the Year awards.
The winners are released each May during peak ‘Milky Way season’, when the stars can best be captured in all their glory.
This year’s list was selected from more than 5,000 entries taken in 15 countries from the U.S to New Zealand, with
The Duke of Westminster and his fiancée had a busy start to the month as they carried out a very regal string of engagements in Chester, where they are due to exchange vows this summer.
And as they visited three charities, the pair were very reminiscent of yet another couple renowned for their prowess and easy charisma during public engagements – the Prince and Princess of Wales.
Hugh Grosvenor, 33, and Olivia Henson, 31, channelled William, 41, and Kate, 42,
Princess Charlotte paid a sweet tribute to her late great-grandmother as she beamed for a sweet portrait to mark her ninth birthday.
Her mother, the Princess of Wales, was back behind the camera again to snap an image of her daughter to mark her special day on Thursday.
With flowing blonde hair and her cheeky grin, the young royal is every inch the perfect Princess.
Wearing a £42 raspberry wool cardigan from Parisian brand Cyrillus teamed with a denim skirt
A Zoom AGM attended this month by Prince Harry to discuss the work of his company Travalyst showed the women close to his heart in the background behind him.
The Duke of Sussex, 39, attended the annual general meeting of the eco-tourism initiative he co-founded in 2019 by video link, alongside leaders in technology and travel from around the world.
Pictured on the shelf behind Harry when he spoke was a photo montage featuring an image of himself as a
Die Gewinnerbeiträge des jährlichen World Press Photo Contest wurden soeben bekannt gegeben. In diesem Jahr wurden nach Angaben der Veranstalter 61.062 Bilder von 3.851 Fotografen aus 130 verschiedenen Ländern zur Bewertung eingereicht. World Press Photo war wieder einmal so freundlich, einige der diesjährigen globalen und regionalen Gewinner vorzustellen, die unten aufgeführt sind.
The Earth’s surface is a record of the past. Its valleys, mountains and landscapes tell a story that dates back 4.5billion years.
So says Unesco director-general Audrey Azoulay in the introduction to new book The Unesco Global Geoparks, published by Gestalten.
The captivating new tome is packed with photographs showcasing all of the world’s Unesco Global Geoparks – areas of exceptional geological significance – of which there are almost 200 spanning 48 countries.
These landscapes are ‘filled with
A jaguar seems to stare into your soul as it lands a deadly bite into a caiman. An orangutan holds onto a tree, looking a bit like Gene Kelly. A band of majestic horses kick up snow as they crest a hill.
These are just a few of the photos among the finalists and winners of the 2024 Sony World Photography Awards.
Spanning many categories of amateur and professional photographers around the world, this year’s winners captured a world in
Why are some London council estates considered notorious while others are arguably the most desirable places to live in the capital?
Photographer Thaddeus Zupancic explores this notion in his intriguing new book ‘London Estates: Modernist Council Housing 1946 – 1981’, published by Fuel.
It ‘celebrates London council estates in all their diversity, championing the neglected alongside the distinguished’ and honours their ‘immeasurable contribution to the social and architectural fabric of the capital’.
Among its pages are 275 estates across
It’s been a tough start to the year for the Princess of Wales.
Kate Middleton, 42, is understood to be recovering well from her major abdominal surgery and is set to be back in royal action by Easter, but sources say she needs to be left in peace to put her recovery first.
But her absence from royal life has caused a deluge of conspiracy theories to her whereabouts, this was worsened when she released doctored image of her posing
The Princess of Wales issued an extraordinary mea culpa yesterday after admitting she ‘edited’ an image showing her celebrating Mother’s Day with her children.
In a rare personal message on Twitter, signed ‘C’ for Catherine, the future queen said she ‘occasionally experimented’ as an ‘amateur photographer’.
And she apologised for any ‘confusion’ the photograph had caused. It came after six global picture agencies sensationally pulled the image from their wires and libraries – an unprecedented reaction to an official royal
