Daily Digest
Monday, August 24, 2026
Remembering Jay Maisel, plus EISA's camera of the year
Photography has lost one of its most influential figures: Jay Maisel, whose seven-decade career earned him the ICP Infinity Award and ASMP Lifetime Achievement honours, has died at 95. Elsewhere, EISA has named the Sony Alpha 7 V Camera of the Year after testing from 16 specialist publications, and Nick Haymes's two-decade family project Chronograph traces his sons' lives from childhood into adulthood.
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The Wider Frame
Exhibitions, books, awards and the people behind the pictures
7 EISA Awards 2026-2027: Best Cameras and Lenses Named
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8 Nick Haymes Photographs His Sons' Entire Lives in 'Chronograph'
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