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From Sydney streets to nationwide galleries – discover dozens of free Head On exhibitions and more than 50 Open Program shows across Australia. Read more
Since Nikon's pivotal acquisition of RED Digital Cinema in March 2024, the brand has wasted no time embedding high-end cinema technology into its mirrorless Z series.
Built using AI in under a week, ArtCraft's open-source photo-editing suite is making waves – we put it to the test.
The exhibition displays images from Australian Government photographers that documented the nation’s people, culture, landscapes and wildlife from 1939 to 1996.
The Evo 2 combines digital image capture with instant film printing, allowing users to preview and adjust images before deciding which ones to print.
Doug Gimsey explores Sony’s 66.8MP full-frame mirrorless camera with a new sensor, faster processing and improved autofocus.
With a street price of $1,499 – the ASUS ProArt PA279CDV gives you great value for a QD-OLED panel, but how does it work as a day-to-day monitor?
Michael Wayne Plant is an educator and a social documentary photographer who produces long-form projects examining public life within contemporary capitalism.
Super-retro photography! More than 150 years ago, the ‘ferrotypist’ was capturing stunning images on sheets of lacquered iron. We chat with Conrad Young, a top US based tintype photographer and view his superb images.
At a time when the trend was to hunt wildlife for taxidermy, Cherry Kearton was 'shooting' with a camera instead. We look at one of Sir David Attenborough’s primary inspirations.
Cameras have documented humans history since their invention. This upcoming book explores what 14 different cameras have witnessed throughout modern history – from icy oceans of Titanic fame, to the collapse of the USSR.
The award comes at an especially appropriate time for Dupain’s legacy, with the State Library of NSW preparing to open a major retrospective of his work on 24 August 2026.
Launching 19 June at Sydney's Donut Garage, this new photographic book explores Australian masculinity, grief, memory, and car culture through a deeply personal, visual narrative.
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Fine art photography – a guide to exhibiting your work
3 Jul 2026An exhibition remains a definitive pinnacle of a photographer’s career, acting as the physical manifestation of years of dedicated work and artistic growth.
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Newly built waterhole becomes magnet for wildlife; benefits local Maasai community
25 Oct 2022Wildlife photographer, author and entrepreneur, Will Burrard-Lucas' latest project not only benefits a local Maasai community, but acts a magnet for wildlife in the area and provides a hide for photographers to capture the elusive animals.
