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The 9th EPSON International Pano Awards call for entries is now open with a prize pool of $50,000, including $20,000 in cash, up for grabs Read more
The annual $30,000 William and Winifred Bowness Photography Prize call for entries is now open. The deadline is 11 July.
Help support the amazing work of Reteti Elephant Sanctuary (Kenya) with Ami Vitale and musician Dave Matthews, and win the trip of a lifetime.
The winners of the 2018 Head On Photo Awards were recently announced, where roughly 5,000 entrants vied for over $60,000 worth of prizes.
Rowena Meadows won the Documentary/Photojournalism category of Australasia's Top Emerging Photographers 2018.
Photography was always something that fascinated Niall Chang, but it wasn’t until later in life that he fully immersed himself in it.
It was an instinctive attraction to communities living on the edge that took documentary photographer, photojournalist and Gold Walkley Award winner Andrew Quilty on a journey that ended with him basing himself in Afghanistan.
The Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K is a handheld digital film camera with full 4/3 HDR sensor, dual native ISO with a maximum ISO of up to 25,600 for incredible low light performance as well as 13 stops of dynamic range.
The Panasonic LUMIX G9 mirrorless camera delivers burst shooting at 20fps (AFC) and 60fps (AFS) in 20-megapixel resolution. It shares a number of features with its big brother, the GH5
The Leica Noctilux-M 75mm f/1.25 ASPH is an extremely fast lens and wonderful addition to the Leica M-System lens portfolio.
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A major disruption? The impact of disruptive media
14 Jun 2018“Disruptive platforms” have wreaked havoc in their respective industries. With disruptive platforms now popping up in the photography industry, can we expect the same amount of damage to ensue?
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DANCHI DREAMS by Cody Ellingham
3 May 2018DANCHI DREAMS tells the story of modernity in Japan through an exploration of public housing projects known as ‘Danchi’. Danchi public housing projects emerged across Japan in the 1960s to cope with rapidly growing urban populations.
