PetaPixel Wednesday September 16, 2026
During its 2025/26 financial year, which ran from April 2025 through the end of March 2026, Leica Camera Group earned revenue of €573 million, or $665.8 million at current exchange rates. That is down 3.8% year-over-year compared to last year, when Leica set its all-time revenue record at €596 million. snapping an impressive four-year streak of record-setting revenue. But, notes PetaPixel, the legendary German camera company nonetheless sold a ton of product and made a lot of money. Read the full Story >>
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David Schonauer Wednesday September 16, 2026
The Audubon Society has announced the winners of its 2026 photography contest, which, as in 2025, encompassed two parallel contests: one open to photographers and videographers in the United States
and Canada and another for those in Chile and Colombia. Jacqueline Burke takes one of the grand prizes for her image of a roseate spoonbill, made at the St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park, … Read the full Story >>
The Architect’s Newspaper Tuesday September 15, 2026
Architecture culture depends on the rapid circulation of photography: The ongoing collapse of the media economy means that trade publications are reliant on photography paid for by the architects, so in this sense, architects establish the visual narrative, notes The Architect’s Newspaper, which has rounded up 20 recent photography books that modern architects should be poring over. Among them: Five Buildings by Frank Gehry (John Dehlin) and Richard Neutra and the Making of the Lovell Health House, 1925–35 (edited by Edward Dimendberg). Read the full Story >>
FotoEvidence Tuesday September 15, 2026
Coming this month, the book Journalism Is Not a Crime “honors the Palestinian journalists who documented the destruction of Gaza, while living through it themselves,” notes publisher FotoEvidence. Spanning from October 7, 2023 through the end of 2025, the 378-page book brings together 116 photographs and 70 Instagram posts in chronological testimony of war, loss and survival. Thirty eight living photojournalists and journalists are represented through photographs and personal reflections. Read the full Story >>
