A simple toss of a coin meant Canon Ambassador Eddie Keogh was in the right place at the right time when Japan beat South Africa at RWC 2015.
A simple toss of a coin meant Canon Ambassador Eddie Keogh was in the right place at the right time when Japan beat South Africa at RWC 2015.
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Data by itself is just data. Without a clear plan of how to use it, you could miss out on its huge potential for transformative change.
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‘Voice of Freedom’ is a photography exhibition which brings the voices of formerly enslaved women from Nigeria to the public for the first time.
Controversial artist, Gavin Turk brings his ‘Oeuvre’ to Photo London and asks the world’s photographers “what is an egg?”
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Canon Ambassador Audun Rikardsen shares one of his most personal photographs of his disabled father capturing a salmon in the river Alta in Norway.
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LinkedIn is the go-to place for our professional contacts to learn more about us, so how do we make the most of the images we choose to represent us?
It’s news to no one that today the consumer expects more, but how do businesses stay one step ahead?
Telling stories is as old as time, but no two storytellers are the same. What kind are you?
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Digital transformation is nothing new, but it’s still a talking point because so few have it nailed. So, what are some of the building blocks of success?
Storytelling is in Stephan Gloudemans blood. He shares how his son teaches his little sister about solar energy, carrying on a family tradition.
GDPR isn't the ugly ogre that everyone feared. In fact, it can result in a virtuous circle of trust that ends in a happy ever after for everyone.
No space, short on cash or just commitment-phobic? Then the sharing economy is perfect for you. Discover our favourite ways to rent, share and do good.
To commemorate 350 years since the death of Rembrandt, we discover more on the project to create a touchable replica of a masterpiece.
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Rhino poaching is rife at Kruger National Park, but Wild Shots Outreach is fighting for change by teaching local youngsters to tell stories with cameras.
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Canon Medical Research are developing an AI prototype for the early diagnosis of asbestos cancer that could transform how AI is used in medicine.
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Wanda Martin talks about her personal journey, exploring identity, gender, and sub-cultures and how this influences her photography.
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There’s no doubt that the ‘magic white card’ is incredibly useful, but while one little white card may look much the same as another, it’s what’s inside that counts.
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Young filmmaker Nicolai Deutsch talks about his passion for the ocean and underwater cinematography.
Over the decades, offices have changed beyond all recognition, but with the rise of the remote worker, will we even need offices in the future?
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If the paintings of René Magritte defy explanation, then perhaps it's only natural to look at them in new ways.
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To show what is needed to make their city safer, teenagers took to Brussels with cameras to tell their stories.
Canon partner AV Stumpfl have a museum of projector technology. We take a look at one of the oldest artfects, the Laterna Magica, how it was used and its legacy.
Business Psychologist and Executive Coach, Joy Palfery gives her top 5 tips for successful and productive teamworking – whoever and wherever you are.
Cutting through the AI hype with words of advice for businesses who want to become ‘AI first’.
Astrophotography is a space where art and science collide, but when did we first start taking pictures of the galaxies and how do you get started?
Just before a major eruption, Canon Ambassador Joel Santos travelled to Guatemala to photograph volcano 'Fuego'... and made a new friend.
We examine Canon’s corporate philosophy of ‘Kyosei’ and how it can be a positive way of living for us all.
Maria & Jorunn found the perfect wallpaper at Gimle Gård in Norway. But when they couldn’t find it to buy, they took matters into their own hands.
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Humphrey Ominisan took part in Canon's Visual Makers Fellowship at Lagos Fashion Week. He shares his favourite shot and talks about the experience.
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By 2020, 9/10 jobs will require digital skills, but there’s a lack of new digital talent. What steps can businesses take to address the skills gap?
We take the printed word for granted, but it has history, depth and subtlety that has been with us through the ages.
Through new tactile print technology, braille is being used to help the blind and visually impaired navigate through towns and cities.
Canon Female Photojournalist of the Year 2018, Laura Morton talks about growing up, her inspirations and the San Francisco tech scene.
The ‘side hustle' – one or two mini businesses that supplement a main source of income and give the sort of flexibility that full-time work can't.
Artist Wim Tellier turns photography into huge installations of 'landscape art'. The latest is a 1km long print installation entitled 'Share'.
Digital detoxing, ad-blocking, lack of trust or just plain overexposure, businesses are finding that engaging with customers online is getting harder. Can bringing print to the marketing party cut through the deluge of data?
The symbiotic relationship between publisher, author and reader has never been stronger than in the age of online communities.
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The Tech ABC of 2019: our industry experts predict the technology trends set to shake up the new year.
Sarah Waiswa’s work challenges perceptions of Africa, it also helps her to unlearn and relearn parts of her history and the continents history.
A school in Iraq was destroyed during the Battle of Ramadi. After its rebuild, the students were taught how to tell their story through photography.
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Your digital life holds cherished memories. How do we make sure our online images are respected and passed on to the people we love when we die?
Fast fashion is more than just speedy shipping. Styleshoots brings high tech to fashion – so you can see it, want it and get it in a flash.
Small, short run and DIY, there are 'zines and fanzines on every topic. It’s the "global movement that never went away" when the Internet arrived.
While many are still marvelling at the potential of worldwide connectivity, Gen Z do things their own way and don't know what the fuss is all about.
Professors from the Max Planck Center for complex fluid dynamics share parallels between hemodynamics (the study of blood flow) and print
Delicious is no longer enough. Today’s restaurants have to make their food and dining experiences sexy and shareable for the Instagram generation.
Fellow Robots, a Silicon Valley robotics company specialises in retail inventory tracking cobots shop assistants. Is this the future of retail?
Fine dining should be an adventure! Dinner in Motion takes you on an immersive gastronomic journey – without even leaving the room!
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CVS pharmacy in the US has pledged not to use any edited images by 2020, but what do people who make their living in the beauty industry think?
5G is coming, but what will this mean for your day to day working lives? What will the office of the future look like?
Besides being fun and futuristic, what can Virtual and Augmented Reality really do? We take a look at three ways VR and AR are benefiting business.