The call for entries for the 58th annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year is now open.

Australians have taken out two categories in the 2021 Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, and received Highly Commended awards in five categories.

World's most expensive lens sells for almost $800,000.

Two photographers were recognised for their documentation of the wildfires that ravaged northern California and the devastating impact of climate change in Bangladesh. Follow link to see their striking images, and the winners across all categories.

Nigerian photographer Emeke Obanor has been named winner of the biennial German Peace Prize for Photography for his series depicting girls who have gained their freedom after having been abducted by the terrorist group, Boko Haram.

Amin Nazari, from the Islamic Republic of Iran, was named as the recipient of the Grand Prize for the Open Category with his image, 'Radiance'.

'Waterproof – Australian Surf Photography Since 1858' features the work of Australia’s leading surf photographers from the first known photograph of the Australian surf zone through to the 20th century boom in surfing and the contemporary scene.

Winners revealed in the 2021 Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition, along with two Australians shortlisted.

Georgia Brogan has taken out the $10,000 Australian Life prize - the youngest-ever entrant at just 19.

The winners of the 2021 Prix de la Photographie, Paris (P×3) have been announced across eight categories with American photographer Jamie Johnson taking out top honours.

Check out the winners and runners-up for the People's Choice Award of The Mono Awards 2021.

Winners have been announced in eight categories of the annual Drone Photo Awards

The winners and runners-up have been announced in the 33rd annual Heritage Bank Photographic Awards, and share in a prize pool worth $50,000.

Follow the link to get a sneak peek of 16 images awarded Highly Commended in the 57th annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, including the work of two Australians.

Filmmaker Louie Schwartzberg spent 15 years creating the timelapse footage for his Netflix documentary, 'Fantastic Fungi'.

All the winners and runners-up have been announced for the 2021 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year, with Sydney photographer Scott Portelli taking out top honours.