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After four years of quietly collecting and recycling used film canisters, Melbourne-based Ikigai Film Lab has reached a significant milestone, diverting more than one metric tonne of film plastic from landfill. Read more
A French woman has been crowned the world’s “worst photographer” after beating more than 127,000 applicants in an unconventional competition run by Icelandair.
The compact camera comeback continues to gather momentum, but new industry figures suggest photographers are also increasingly stepping up to full-frame mirrorless cameras rather than settling for entry-level interchangeable-lens models.
The World Press Photo Exhibition 2026 is returning to the State Library of New South Wales from 6 June to 19 July.
From dramatic wildlife portraits to quiet human moments and graphic landscapes, the winning images in The Mono Awards each year all feel different – but a closer look shows they tend to share a few common qualities too.
Africa is a true wildlife photographer’s paradise, and for many photographers, a visit to the continent will be a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Here’s a few tips for making the most of a trip to this most magical of places.
Check out the winners of Your Best Shot for April 2026.
With the Lumix L10, Panasonic is reviving the idea of the compact Micro Four Thirds mirrorless camera. But does it succeed?
The black-and-white version, loaded with the iconic Ilford HP5 Plus, has earned a solid reputation in the lo-fi analogue world. So, let's see how it performs.
A unique military camera developed for the German Luftwaffe during World War II is expected to sell for as much as €140,000 (about AU$245,000) when it goes under the hammer this month in Germany.
Fresh from exhibitions at the Australian National Maritime Museum and Lunar Studios, Sydney photographer Maddison Woollard is making waves in the challenging genre of underwater photography.
For nearly seventy years, photographer Mervyn Bishop has shaped our views of Aboriginal Australia. With a new book and exhibition on the horizon, he reflects on an extraordinary life behind the lens.
Sydney photographer Greg Weight has spent his career chasing the essence of his subjects. Ahead of a new exhibition and upcoming book, he speaks to AP about his lengthy career and enduring love for the image.
