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Where do you draw the line between art, journalism, content creation and basic human dignity? We take a look at Australia's laws around photography in public spaces. Read more
The incredible Ocean Photographer of the Year exhibition currently running at Sydney's National Maritime Museum closes this weekend, April 27.
The annual Flotsam Surf Film & Photography Festival 2025 is set to kick off on May 1, rolling out a two-week froth of film, photography and surf culture from Coolangatta to Burleigh Heads.
Storage company Synology is seeking candidates to test its Network Attached Storage (NAS) devices as part of a new campaign.
Learning Light part of Google's newly released series of AI "experiments" focused on arts and culture.
Josh Holko shares the story of his evocative capture of a blizzard-battered Blue Morph Arctic Fox in the far northwest of Iceland.
While the JPEG vs RAW argument is one photographers have been having for decades, there's a lot to be said for revisiting it when it comes to your workflow
Sony's new telephoto comes with an incredible f2 aperture, but it ain't cheap.
The latest offering from Fujifilm, the instax WIDE EVO, brings a retro-futuristic aesthetic to the 'hybrid' instant camera market. We take it for a spin.
Polaroid has announced the Polaroid Flip, a new point-and-shoot instant camera that features a new “scene analysis” tool that alerts photographers when their shots will be under or overexposed.
A new video looks at the work and ethos of Australian surf photographer Trent Mitchell.
Photojournalist Mike Bowers curator of new exhibition Fit to Print: Defining Moments from the Fairfax Photo Archive, tells us what he discovered when he took on the mammoth task of sorting through more than 18,000 historic images.
The conservation photojournalist talks to AP about the challenges of ‘visual storytelling’, a close call with an Australian giant, and a recent ‘alien’ encounter.
