Applicants are expected to have little to no photography experience and, ideally, a track record of underwhelming images...really. Entries close 30 April 2026.

Your photos are often data-stripped when posted to social media. Find out how Australia's impending 'orphan works' laws could help you make money in the future.

The World Press Photo has announced the winners of its 2026 contest, showcasing powerful visual storytelling from across the globe.

Foreign nationals are illegally flying drones over Sydney Harbour daily – then posting footage abroad to evade CASA jurisdiction. We explore the current drone laws and how they are broken.

NASA astronauts on the Artemis II mission have recreated the iconic "Earthrise" photo, as originally captured during the Apollo 8 mission in 1968.

Sony has become the first major photography brand to pull back from the market amid the global solid-state memory shortage.

Are the days of fake photos over? ETH Zurich researchers have developed a system that integrates cryptographic signing directly into a camera’s sensor chip.

The new Avata 360 is a 360-degree FPV drone that blends immersive flight with full spherical video capture.

Photographers are currently asking if AI will replace them. One AI company has finally said – that's impossible.

We explore this exceptional film scanning product by the German company Filmomat.

The headliner is the new Harlowe Max 120W – a retro-styled Bi-colour LED that can be battery or mains powered.

The Ektacolor Pro 160, 400, and 800 colour-negative films.

Panasonic has launched the LUMIX ZS300, a pocket-sized digital compact camera aimed at travellers and 'everyday' photographers.

The sale which is only for one week, features work from over 100 photographers exploring themes of travel, memory, and social change.

BenQ has announced the MA270S – a monitor with nearly identical technical specifications to the Apple Studio Display – but at a far more accessible price point of $1,499.

With funding of over $200 million – this camera promised to revolutionise photography, but became a technological dead end. Yet its core concept lives on in our phones today.