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The winners of the inaugural Australian Photographic Prize have been announced, following a four-day event held in Melbourne.
Photographic retailer CameraPro is now accepting applications for its 2022 Explorer’s Grant.
A new photography book continues the grand tradition of Tasmanian landscape photography while celebrating the island-state's unique environment.
Entries for the first annual High School Student Photography Awards have opened for entries.
The annual awards are now in their 34th year, and have a bumper prize pool of $50,000.
Two of our 2020 Photographer of the year winners share the stories behind their stunning entries.
Australian eco-friendly toilet paper company Who Gives A Crap has launched a 'photographed' Limited Edition collection, featuring the work of a number of well-known wildlife photographers.
29 photos have made the cut in our final shortlist for the July ‘Weather’ edition of our free monthly photo competition.
After two weeks of online voting, we're delighted to announce the winners of the People's Choice award in The Mono Awards 2022 presented by SanDisk.
A collection of 14 highly commended images have been unveiled by London's Natural History Museum as part of its annual competition, now in its 58th year.
Find out who won our free monthly competition for July.
The fundraiser sees some of the world's finest wildlife photographers donating one of their photos for just $100.
A confronting photograph of a humpback whale carcass and circling sharks on the ocean floor in Coral Bay, WA has won the Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year competition for 2022.
Legendary war photographer Tim Page, whose iconic images helped define the Vietnam war, has died of liver cancer at his home in NSW. He was 78.
An emotive portrait captured with available light, an unusual in-camera multiple exposure, and a whimsical interaction between two birds have shared the honours in The Mono Awards 2022, presented by SanDisk Professional.
Graham Burstow OAM, one of the founding members of the Australian Photographic Society (APS) and a hugely respected figure in Australian photographic circles, has died at the age of 96.
