For newcomers to film photography, the Quicksnap offers a simple entry point: it features a built-in flash, requires no settings adjustment, and keeps everything in focus beyond one metre.

PHOTO 2026 will not be running. Sadly – after seven years of inspiring audiences, PHOTO Australia will be closing its doors.

The annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition has shared a selection of the shortlisted images from its sixty-first edition.

For the next month, you can buy limited-edition wildlife prints from more than 200 photographers worldwide, with proceeds going directly to Conservation International.

The updated AD400Pro II features a more refined design, enhanced control options, and a new bi-colour LED modelling lamp that will appeal directly to hybrid shooters.

Unlicensed drones are often flown in 'no-fly' zones – especially in heavily populated areas. And usually the culprits are tourists who fein ignorance of local laws.

Photographing street art can land you in copyright trouble, even when it’s in a public space. Here's how to avoid the pitfalls.

Fujifilm is hosting a unique pop-up event in Melbourne, where you can turn a fresh pair of sneakers into one-of-a-kind wearable photographic art. Check out the article for details on how to enter.

As Kodak grapples with US$500 million debts, we explore the rise and fall of the company that revolutionised photography.

Announced by Chinese manufacturer 10Art.CC, the Pocket Fold 66 maintains the aesthetics of the legendary Polaroid film camera.

The Leica Galleries in Melbourne and Sydney have launched a joint exhibition featuring the work of Steve McCurry and Jessie Brinkman Evans.

On show until 9 November, Man Ray and Max Dupain is the first major Australian exhibition to consider these two influential 20th century photographers side by side.

Sony isn't just innovating for photographers, they are shaping the visual technology that will be adopted into other markets, industries and whether you like it or not – many aspects of our lives.

Adobe has released a series of updates to the Photoshop beta, including a new Generative Upscale tool allows users to increase image resolution up to 8MP while retaining clarity and sharpness.

O'Halloran's photos reveal regional youth navigating identity and belonging in Lismore's Bexhill Quarry and its surrounds.

The image makers defended the use stating that AI “eliminates the need for expensive set-ups, makeup artists, venue rentals, stage setting, photographers, travel expenses, and hiring models.”