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Originally published 9/10/2019, updated 7/12/2023 Some of the most compelling images of all time have been taken by sports photographers. Whether you’re a fan or not, it’s not hard to argue that triumph and defeat make for pretty solid subjects when you’re capturing the world. Not all of us are out there photographing Muhammad Ali’s

What's the rarest lens you've ever seen? This wide-aperture telephoto has built-in filters and quite a history.

Sports are back. Make sure you've got the right lens for the job if you're out to shoot some jaw-dropping, game-winning images.

Think of the photographs that changed the world. Take a minute to really remember that one photograph that really wowed you with the way it portrayed the subject. Odds are that it wasn’t taken with a mirrorless camera. I’m not against mirrorless systems by any means. Heck, I adore my Sony E-mount camera. However, they’re

With all the emphasis on maximum aperture (bokeh!) these days, focal length might not be the first factor you think of when it comes to selecting a portrait lens—but it’s certainly an element not to be overlooked. Most photographers tend to use a moderate telephoto lens—70mm to 200mm—as that range generally produces the most flattering