Rare extreme wide-angle Nikkor lens goes on sale
A rare fisheye Nikkor 6mm f/2.8 lens, which offers the "world's most extreme wide-angle" and is worth £100,000, has gone on sale at Gray's of Westminster in London

Web-documentaries made easy
Interactive web documentaries aren’t new, but until now they have required a daunting amount of investment and strong programming skills. Now the Klynt app is aiming to eliminate these impediments, finds Olivier Laurent, speaking to the man behind the program, Arnaud Dressen.

Photography exhibition censored in New Delhi [update]
Photographer Sunil Gupta has seen his Sun City and Other Stories exhibition shut down after the police received complaints over the content of his work. Gupta speaks to BJP

€10,000 up for grabs in international photographic award
The City of Levallois Photography Award is back for its 2012 edition, offering one photographer a chance to win a €10,000 cash prize

Paul Graham wins the Hasselblad Foundation International Award
British photographer Paul Graham has won the 2012 Hasselblad Foundation International Award in Photography, which comes with a $150,000 cash prize

The Photographers' Gallery to celebrates London 2012 Olympics
The World in London is a major outdoor photography exhibition that will go on show in east London to coincide with the London 2012 Olympics.

Canon's new Cinema EOS camera delivers "film-like" dynamic range
Introducing the EOS 1D C, Canon's newest digital SLR camera aimed at filmmakers, delivering advanced video capture tools, launched alongside four new lenses and a pro interchangeable-lens camcorder

Rankin and Damien Hirst co-production headlines new summer arts festival
July sees the launch of a new festival described as “a playground of interactive art”.

David Bailey's East End homecoming
East End charity Create is giving local hero David Bailey a solo exhibition timed to coincide with the London Olympics

London Festival of Photography programme
Toby Smith, Simon Roberts, Kurt Tong, Jodi Bieber, Steve Bloom and Chris Steele-Perkins are all contributing to the London Festival of Photography in June.

World Photo London announces festival programme
Returning with a full roster of talks, seminars, workshops and portfolio reviews, World Photo London will also host the 2012 Sony World Photography Awards

Jason Larkin: Cairo Divided
Divided is a two-year investigation into Cairo’s social and architectural changes, self-published for the first time in its entirety in newspaper form.