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Daily Digest
Thursday, July 9, 2026
Documentary prizes, Sony announcements, and a scanner turned time machine
Awards and announcements heavy
From the Editor
Today's edition spans editorial photography and photobook culture, with Fred Ritchin spotlighting former students doing serious documentary work, Sabelo Mlangeni taking the James Barnor Prize, and Dawoud Bey heading to the AGO. On the hardware side, Sony has announced both the RX10 V super-zoom and the LYTIA L910 mobile sensor, while the LOBA shortlist and International Aerial Photographer of the Year finalists round out the competition news.
Top Stories · 10 items
1 2 photo_cameraSabelo Mlangeni Wins the James Barnor Prize
Awards News·1mo agovia The Guardian PhotographyThe Guardian has published a picture gallery alongside the announcement.
3 photo_cameraMeta Auto-Enrolls Instagram Users in AI Image Training
Platform News·1mo agovia Amateur Photographer4 photo_cameraDawoud Bey: Material Histories, Living Landscapes at AGO
Exhibition News·1mo agovia Lenscratch5 photo_camera2026 Leica Oskar Barnack Award Shortlist Revealed
Awards NewsupdateUpdate·1mo agovia Amateur Photographer6 photo_cameraSony RX10 V: 24-600mm Super-Zoom Announced at $2,300
Launch NewsupdateUpdate·1mo agovia PhotoRumors7 photo_cameraSony LYTIA L910: 50MP Mobile Sensor, 100 dB Single-Exposure Dynamic Range
Industry News·1mo agovia CineD8 photo_cameraSlit-Scan Football: Flatbed Scanner as Camera
Project Opinion·1mo agovia The Guardian Photography9 photo_cameraTTArtisan 17mm f/4 Tilt-Shift Review: Affordable but Frustrating
Lens Review·1mo agovia The Phoblographer10 photo_camera2026 International Aerial Photographer of the Year: 101 Finalists
Awards News·1mo agovia Colossal
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