With smartphone cameras making it easy to snap and share, digital camera sales have declined. But by combining the simplicity of a smartphone with the image quality of a high-end camera, Canon's 100D appeals to amateurs and professionals alike.

As we all become iPhoneographers, over 27,800 photos are uploaded to Instagram every minute, and 1.8 billion photos are shared daily. But what if we could make money from our snaps? Foap is turning everyone’s smartphone photo libraries into one massive stock photo resource.

Amidst endless sexting scandals, Snapchat has created a photo-sharing app where each image expires after ten seconds of viewing, and in doing so, creates a safe space for friends to express themselves through images without fear of consequence.

Nine in ten Britons own a camera. In light of this, a community of photographers called Foam is examining photography's future, and asking the question: “If everyone can be a photographer, what will the function of a professional be?"

Crowned 'word of the year' by Oxford Dictionaries in 2013, the selfie has come a long way from its humble beginnings as a niche social media tag. But are selfies just a bit of harmless narcissistic fun, or is there a darker side?

In a hyper-connected world, we’re just a Google away from the answer to any question. But as people turn away from impersonal algorithms, photo-based Q&A app Jelly is finding a foothold, crowdsourcing knowledge from the people you know and trust.

Modern technology is helping people track their lives in rich detail, illuminating rarely explored areas of existence. Wearable camera Memoto automatically records every waking moment, but what's behind the fascination with lifelogging?

In the hunt for clicks, likes, shares and tweets, few brands have achieved the unique success of Red Bull, the energy drink that's fast becoming a global media powerhouse by creating content so compelling it’s impossible to avoid.