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The Oculi Photo Collective is running its annual print sale online from November 9–22, featuring a single, carefully selected image from each of its 15 documentary photographers. Read more
Panasonic is bringing photographers, filmmakers and content creators together in Sydney on 20 November to mark 25 years of its LUMIX camera brand.
From 1939 to 1996, dozens of photographers worked for Australian government agencies, documenting the nation’s people, culture, landscapes and wildlife. Their work is now the focus of a new exhibition.
Check out the winners of our free monthly photo comp for September.
Adobe MAX brings together approximately 15,000+ professional digital creatives in person and thousands more online every year.
We take a closer look at the amazing runners-up in The Mono Awards this year.
Currumbin in Light, is a limited-edition photographic tribute to the Gold Coast coastal community, capturing its beaches, wildlife, surf culture and everyday moments through changing light.
A new documentary exploring the life and work of influential American photographer Richard Avedon will arrive on Netflix on November 11.
The sale brings together more than 70 images from Magnum photographers and estates, exploring the space between documentary photography, staged scenes and the surreal.
The Australian government is reportedly preparing legal proceedings against major social media platforms over alleged failures to enforce the country’s minimum age restrictions.
The Remembering Wildlife photography book series is adding giraffes to its conservation efforts with the release of Remembering Giraffes, featuring images donated by wildlife photographers from around the world.
The full schedule for the annual Head On Photo Festival has been announced.
Check out the winners of Your Best Shot for October.
The winning images from the prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026 have been announced.
Getty Images has secured US$533 million ($763 million AUD) in funding to support a major debt restructuring that will see the stock photography company return to private ownership.
Melbourne film lab FilmNeverDie is giving customers and film photography enthusiasts the chance to become shareholders, with a crowd-sourced funding campaign aimed at supporting its next stage of growth.
We think a landscape deserves a better ending than a folder. And we think the surface you choose to print it on changes the picture as much as any decision you made in the field.
