event photography
A New Leica Flagship Store in Chicago to Open 30 April 2026
Leica Camera AG has unveiled a new flagship store in Chicago, marking a significant expansion of its global retail and cultural footprint. Located on Michigan…
New Camera “Neckwear” from My Fave Straps
My Fave Straps offers a thoughtfully designed solution for photographers seeking comfort, functionality, and versatility in their gear. Unlike traditional neck straps that can cause…
Move Over Kodak Charmera, Meet the New Trend in Town: Badgera!
DIYP was the first to predict the rise of the keychain or charm camera which would sweep the world as the Kodak Charmera. We’re now…
I photograph Burning Man every year, here’s how I capture engaging candid portraits
Canadian photographer Mark Fromson embodies what it is to document a subject, and keep returning to it, over and over again, yet somehow still managing…
Getty photographer Arturo Holmes shares his top five secrets to iconic event photography
In a recent video from B&H, Getty Images staff photographer Arturo Holmes shares insights from his experience covering the Paris 2024 Olympics. He shares his…
How a single photo turned a little girl’s life around
Photography has made our lives better in so many ways. But perhaps you’ve wondered how you can take photos for the greater good. Maybe you asked yourself if you could change someone’s life with your photography. It may sound a little pretentious, but it doesn’t have to be. And today, I want to give you a proof. I’ll tell you a story about a photographer who changed someone’s life for the better with just one photo. His name is Đorđe Đoković, and he comes from Valjevo, Serbia. He kindly shared the truly incredible story behind his photo that will make everyone tear up. First, you’ll cry out of sadness but then out of joy. I’ll tell you a story about a photographer who changed someone’s life for the better with just one photo. His name is Đorđe Đoković, and he comes from Valjevo, Serbia. He kindly shared the truly incredible story behind his photo that will make everyone tear up. First, you’ll cry out of sadness but then out of joy.
People are praising this photographer for not forcing little girls to smile
“Just give me a tiny smile, and then we’re done.” I cringed as I heard myself saying this last week to a particularly unhappy and…
Viewbug Gigs lets you get paid for your photos of strangers
Photo community and a contest platform Viewbug has launched a new service that helps you make money by photographing strangers. It’s called Viewbug Gigs, and…
A real-world test of the new Canon Speedlite EL-1 professional flash
The Canon Speedlite EL-1 flash was announced late last year, and like many of you, I saw the price tag and thought that I would…








































