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Sigma announced the fp2 on October 23, and it ships on November 11 at a suggested $2,199 for the body. It replaces the fp L, which is about five years old, and it keeps the idea that made the fp line odd and interesting: a full-frame L-mount camera small enough to look like an accessory for itself. The new part is the sensor. The fp2 uses a 24.5 megapixel partially stacked … [Read more...] about Sigma fp2 Puts a 24.5MP Partially Stacked Full-Frame Sensor in a 460 Gram Body for $2,199

Dozens of wedding guests crowd the stone steps around a bride holding a bouquet. Flower girls stand in the foreground while black, striped and transparent umbrellas rise above the group against a columned entrance. The photograph shows the challenge of fitting a large gathering into one ground-level frame. … [Read more...] about The Scale of a Wedding Gathering

A camera drone hovers against dense green trees while wedding guests gather in a square below. Umbrellas in black, green and brown cluster beside the pale stone building on the left. A bright yellow dress catches the eye among dark suits; a child stands near the centre, and several guests look upward. Parked cars, a stone statue and a pale blue building with balconies complete … [Read more...] about A Camera Drone Joins the Wedding Guests

Eight photographs of camera drones, from large exhibition platforms with exposed frames and suspended camera payloads to compact quadcopters photographed in flight. These are photographs of the aircraft themselves, rather than aerial pictures made with their cameras. The display photographs show how landing clearance, airframe size and camera mounting differ between platforms; … [Read more...] about Camera Drones on Display and in Flight

A VISUAL FIELD NOTE · SIX PHOTOGRAPHS Circle. Line. Repeat. A clock in Prague, a container ship, a Gothic shrine in Portugal, a hillside of vines, a river wall in Lyon and a fish in Wrocław. Six very different subjects, with the same handful of shapes doing the work under all of them. Before a photograph tells you what something is, it shows you how things fit … [Read more...] about The Geometry of Everyday Life

SIX PHOTOGRAPHS · ONE ARGUMENT Let them stay. The empty view is only one version of a place. These six photographs make the case for the people in the way. There's a familiar ritual in travel photography. Raise the camera, notice the people, lower the camera, wait. Somebody is standing in front of the thing. Somebody else has stopped exactly where the composition wants … [Read more...] about Stop Waiting for an Empty Frame

A VISUAL ESSAY · NINE PHOTOGRAPHS Places are made of interruptions. Madrid, Vienna, Jerusalem, a gallery, a kitchen and the shore. The famous view starts the story; everything around it finishes it. A city introduces itself with a building, then spends the rest of the day distracting you from it. The building is the postcard. The distractions are the trip: the lane you … [Read more...] about The World Between the Landmarks

There’s a special kind of calm that settles over historic European squares just after the early light arrives but before the day fully wakes up. This is one of those moments, captured in the heart of Burgos. A white Mini Countryman sits quietly on the worn cobblestones, its black roof catching the soft, overcast sky. Around it, the plaza feels almost private. On one side … [Read more...] about Quiet Morning in Burgos

Where the future feels immediate and the energy is electric Crowds weave between glowing booths. Lanyards flash “New Tech.” Cups read “AI.” A woman pauses mid-conversation and meets the camera with a quiet, confident smile. Nearby, a photographer steadies a long lens on a gimbal, capturing the flow of people and conversations under the soft glow of drink stations. In another … [Read more...] about Behind the scenes at a 2026 tech & AI expo