Street photography 101 (Part two)

Yaffa Media, the publisher of Capture, is one of Australia’s largest independent media companies and has remained independent while experiencing significant growth and diversification over the past 100 years.

Could this (approximately) $4,500 lens be the ultimate 'do all' lens for Nikon hybrid shooters?

At Adobe Max Japan, Adobe announced the latest updates to Firefly, Lightroom, and Camera Raw.

OM's new lightweight 20MP Micro Four Thirds super-tough 'travel camera' is here.

We put this waterproof SSD drive to the test by literally dropping it into a bowl of water to check its ruggedness.

This is Canon’s second 'non-professional-grade' / 'all-day-carry' constant aperture zoom lens which will complement the RF28-70mm f/2.8 IS STM.

Better known in the cycling world as Beardy McBeard, he chats to Capture and shares insights into a cycling photographer’s life, and reveals trade secrets and gear.

Hewitt is an Australian photographer whose award winning documentary / street photography blends elements of film noir, manga, and early Japanese photography.

With a career spanning decades, his work captures the raw realities of human rights issues, environmental challenges, and Indigenous struggles, offering an unflinching lens into stories often overlooked.

Drive-by Shootings photobook by David Bradford is a striking photobook that captures the raw, fleeting moments of New York City as seen through the eyes of a taxi driver.

Jongwoo Park’s photobook presents a compelling photographic exploration of Korea’s Demilitarised Zone (DMZ), the 248km long heavily fortified strip of land separating North and South Korea.

In this second part of the series, we explore another 10 incredible photobooks that are worthy of collecting.