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Recent entries in one of the world's biggest photography contests.

Lucy Davies celebrates the work of photographer Corinne Day, who has died at the age of 48

Recent entries in the category "Joy" sponsored by the Telegraph.

Normal people with a super human need to help fix our broken society.

We are surrounded by incredible landscapes from the curious to the beautiful, as can be seen from the hundreds of entries we received on the theme of 'Natural Britain'. Next month: BUGS

Ten shortlisted photographers plus winner Laura Pannack choose their own Best in Show.

Toys stored in the depths of the V&A Museum of Childhood are the inspiration for a spooky new photography show.

A moving portrait of the blind tiger India from Indiana, by Charlotte Dumas

Photographer Jason Bell's collection, An Englishman in New York, is a homage to the English faces found on New York's streets today.

Dutch photographer's pioneering high-speed camera technique.

Photographer Stephen Gill captures on film betting slips discarded in and around bookies in Hackney in north-east London.

London's architecture reimagined in photographs by Andy Spain.

In a frank examination of the multimedia age an artist has captured the facial expressions of children watching TV or computer screens.

An exhibition brings together the work of three important photographers exploring decay and the environment.

Jérémie Egry & Nicolas Poillot take a journey into Russia's illegal punk scene.

Nick Gleis photographs the pimped out private jets of African dictators and other heads of state.

Grace Robertson captured Englishwomen of all classes in the years after the war.