Ballarat International Foto Biennale 2025 program announced

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.

Forget thinking of Fujifilm’s newest camera as just an X100VI on steroids – the GFX100RF offers something genuinely fresh, combining serious power with surprising portability.

Sony has introduced the $5,299 FX2, the latest addition to its Cinema Line of digital cameras. And is this the death of the a7s series?

Retouch4me's new Face Make tool promises to speed up your workflow. Here's how it works.

Originally a student of anthropology and cinema, Lukey's images often feel like film stills, rich with implied stories and cinematic atmosphere – and sometimes with a hint of comedy.

We speak with Nic Bezzina – one of Sydney’s top freelance DigiTechs about how to keep the shoot flowing, the gear he uses, and why the job goes beyond hitting ‘import.’

With season two of their podcast now live, we find out how the dynamic duo of Sally Brownbill & Harriet Tarbuck built a show that’s equal parts laughs, honesty, and industry insight. 

Originally published in 1981, and now in a third edition, Susan Meiselas’s Nicaragua is a contemporary classic – a seminal contribution to the literature of 'concerned' photography.

Village – hearing the grass grow marks Coyne's ninth photobook. It explores the transformations facing rural communities worldwide and how agrarian culture is becoming industrialised, with people moving to cities. 

Drive-by Shootings photobook by David Bradford is a striking photobook that captures the raw, fleeting moments of New York City as seen through the eyes of a taxi driver.