Many photos of LGBTQ+ life have been hidden away for decades. Just making and keeping them was a huge risk, but finally we can see their joy and value.
Supporting the young to tell their stories is essential or we’ll miss a world of understanding, says Peter Bragg, Canon EMEA’s Sustainability Director.
White is a colour that has defied definition for centuries and its use, formula, popularity and ability to affect our thinking has never stop changing.
Keeping crowds of people safe is all in the numbers, but manually counting people can be tricky. So, why not use Artificial Intelligence to do it for you?
Becki Lilley’s first language is BSL, and she is thrilled by its increasing popularity and the ever-greater representation of Deaf people in the media.
Visitors to Canon at CES 2023 discovered new immersive ways to experience Knock at the Cabin, a new movie by critically acclaimed director, M. Night Shyamalan.
Identity is essential to good mental health and Dr Neil Gibson of Robert Gordon University uses and teaches photography as a tool for self-exploration.
What might happen to us when the boundary between online and offline begins to blur? And how might our psychological, physical and cyber safety change?
In turbulent times we seek safety in stasis – but why? When change is constant, we need to learn how to build it in to our businesses in order to grow.
Dr Maria Ardiaca tends to over 3000 sick animals a year, but there’s not a puppy in sight. Instead, her clinic treats axolotls, geckos – even minipigs.
eSports is big business globally and in Africa, tournaments such as PSG’s ‘Fatalis’ are attracting gamers who aren’t just looking for fun, but careers.
Right now, the metaverse is no more than a lot of speculation – and that’s great! With nothing off the table, creators are free to show us what might be.
In under twenty years, the podcast has gone from niche to normal. But how did it happen? And what are the secret ingredients that keep listeners loyal?
Rugby has been Eric Gauzins’ passion for 30 years and he hopes to be an official at the Rugby World Cup 2023. He shares how rugby has changed his life.
In the third of this three-part series, Canon Ambassador Dafna Tal invites you to examine advanced tips to find your courage when taking on new projects.
Futurist Liselotte Lyngsø believes in the transformative power of ideas, but how do we keep coming up with great concepts that keep us ahead of the game?
Small changes can make a big difference. Three Canon sustainability experts share the simple, but effective ways that we can all live more sustainably.
Gulam Teladia BEM helps his community during their darkest hours. His tireless work was vital to the families of those who lost their lives to Covid 19.
When Naomi Bennett was told that there was no demand for lesbian film, she launched a platform to ‘disrupt a broken model’ for audiences and filmmakers.
Storytelling, and our appetite for tales, is something uniquely human. But are we at a crossroads for how we tell and enjoy stories? What happens next?
Education needs to be done differently. But how? At Expo 2020 Dubai, experts from around the world joined a panel to discuss ways to address the issue.
Biopsies are currently the only way to investigate tissue abnormalities, but some are invasive and imprecise. Can advanced medical imaging change this?
Print’s not going anywhere. During a panel discussion at Expo 2020 Dubai, print professionals looked to the future and the many powerful opportunities.
“Home has been a complicated subject for me,” writes Rukhsar Barakzai. In a powerful open letter, she tells of her Afghan roots and growing up in the UK.
Canon Ambassador, Michele Spatari uses his camera to share untold stories of the pandemic in South Africa, showing that hope exists amidst the turmoil.
When Rifumo first set foot in a Wild Shots Outreach photography workshop, he didn’t know what to expect. Today he helps them to teach a new generation.
Covid 19 meant that churches had to think differently about worship. Nairobi’s Mamlaka Hill Chapel used live streaming to connect with their community.
While the predicted boom in AR and VR didn’t quite happen last year, a world of exciting ideas is still out there – they’re just waiting to be printed.
It’s been a quiet year at Man Utd, but for team doctor, Steve McNally, it also means that essential contributions to medical research have had to pause.
#womenwhoempower is a year-long initiative conceived by Canon Middle East, giving female creatives the opportunity to be mentored and grow their brand.
Coming face to face with a shark is thrilling, but Canon Ambassador Chris Fallows also uses his breathtaking images to shine a light on iconic animals.
Transforming an organisation won’t happen overnight, but some changes can be fast. Futurist, Tom Cheesewright gives advice on effective decision-making
The beauty trend for ultra-close ups requires nothing short of polished perfection to stop viewers in their tracks. How do photographers and make-up artists make it happen?
Returning to the office is daunting for some, exciting for others. What can organisations do to make their teams feel confident, comfortable and valued?
We believe that education holds the key to a more equitable world. Meet four organisations who share our view and learn about their important work with young people.
Beautiful, accomplished, complex. The Aztec creation myth is brought to life at the Linden Museum in Stuttgart through storytelling and immersive tech.
Tragedy spurred Ulla Lohmann to live ‘in the moment’ and her exploration of volcanoes and those who live with them has taught her lessons of human joy.
From future employees, to potential partners, the sustainability credentials of businesses are under scrutiny from every quarter and like never before.
A multi-skilled community of engineers has been the backbone of Canon since the 1970s. Our EMEA Head of Service shares the structure that supports them.
Three of Canon’s senior leaders give their predictions and advice for 2020, which looks set to be another fast-moving year for the technology industry.
For 12 years, Ilvy Njiokiktjien has documented youth the generation growing up after apartheid South Africa. What she found was hope: love across the boundaries of colour.
When the YPP team visited schools in West Cumbria, they were there to teach. But one week with 400 amazing students taught them the power of the future.
If something appears too good to be true, then it probably is. We all want our budgets to go further but without risking our safety – or that of others.
Clive Booth recently photographed his childhood hero, the Apollo 15 Astronaut Al Worden. Afterwards he wrote to Al, explaining how much it meant to him.
If you’ve shared a screenshot, downloaded pics for a presentation or used an image from Google for your blog, you could be breaking the law without realising.
Today’s satellites are small enough to fit in your hand and carry seriously powerful imaging tech. We take a look at these 'small explorers' and how they are used to show us the world.
Inspiring future leaders starts today. Canon on the Road visits KidZania Dubai, giving youngsters the chance to try out grown-up jobs and learn new things – all in the name of fun!
Afrobeat has gone global and major labels are clamouring for new Nigerian talent. Eager for worldwide fame, young artists are taking the creative process into their own hands.
Weddings are always emotional, but when wedding photographer, Daniele Vertelli joined Guiseppe and Gian Maria on their big day, he knew he was witnessing something really special.
Our products and expertise reach places you may never have realised and touch millions of lives every day. Find out more about the Canon of today – and tomorrow.
Verdi's Aida gets an altogether modern realisation using state of the art projectors to bring the Old Kingdom of Egypt to Genoa's principle opera house, the Teatro Carlo Felice.
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?
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.
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.
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.
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?
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.
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