Profiles

Paul is a globe-trotting photographer who excels in diverse genres and advocates for cultural, humanitarian, and environmental causes, notably through his award-winning Men with Heart project.

Sacha creates beautifully observed, insightful portraits that delve deep into the stories of her characters.

Winner of The Capture Awards 2023 Portrait category, Melbourne-based Michael has an interest in sports and narrative-driven photography, which provides a window into people's lives and experiences.

Forough, winner of the 2023 Capture Awards in the Advertising & Fashion category, intricately portrays the narratives of people worldwide, reflecting her diverse background and influences.

Chris Jallard is a Berry based wedding photographer whose image 'Sunset Kiss' won the Wedding & Event Category at the 2023 The Capture Awards.

A master of cinematic style with moods and styles ranging from humorous ads, to insightful documentary to serene portraits – we feel privileged to have Chris as a judge for our Australasia's Top Emerging Photographers.

A former commercial photographer, but perhaps better known for connecting creative talent from all corners of the industry, Sally Brownbill has just released her second book. We sat down for a chat with the creative powerhouse.

We speak to Matthew Joseph about: his career, his love of the 50mm lens, how he blurs the lines between passion projects and commercial, his move into directing, and the amazing images from his award-winning BikeLife series.

Currently on now, PHOTO 2024 features 100 free exhibitions and outdoor artworks across seven festival precincts in Melbourne as well as five cities in regional Victoria.

Anne discusses the path to becoming an art photographer; investing in photographic art; the inner workings of the NGA acquisition system; the Australian photo gallery scene and more.

Her work explores how cultural and religious norms can shape women's beliefs, values, and behaviours as well as influence their sense of self-worth and agency.

Fresh from capturing the Women's World Cup, we spoke to Sydney photographer Danish Ravi about how he overcame the odds to capture world class shots at one of the biggest sporting events of 2023.

"The camera acts as a conduit. A person sitting for a photo is sharing a part of themself with you and the camera."

Welcome to the surreal world of Collagism.

A connoisseur of vintage cameras and photos with feeling.