The Lomo Instant Wide camera has just been launched at Lomography’s online shop, its gallery and other distributors.

Wildlife photographer Will Burrard–Lucas and his wife writer Natalie have produced a new book outlining the best spots in the world to capture amazing wildlife pictures.

US news magazine <i>Time</i> has named Agence France-Presse photographer Angelos Tzortzinis as its wireservice photographer of the year.

Here are the best images from our October 'Flight' photo competition. Well done to our winners!

Bushrangers, oddities, true crime and scandal come together in a new exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery.

A who's who of leading professional photographers has signed up to judge Australian Photography's 2015 Photographer of the Year photo competition.

The World Press Photo Foundation and Fundación Pedro Meyer has announced the 12 participants in its first regional masterclass, to be held in Mexico City, 7-11 December 2015.

A group photographic exhibition by the Diploma of Photo Imaging students at CATC Design School, is being held at The Arts Club, Melbourne this month.

Australian photo artist Sam Shmith is showing his exhibition Cherry Springs at Melbourne’s ARC ONE Gallery until early December.

'Mike McCaw – f300: Scotland in Slow Motion' is the first photographic exhibition of direct positive pinhole images ever held in Australia.

An exhibition featuring the works of photographer John Williams is currently running at the Colour Factory Gallery, Fitzroy Melbourne.

Sydney photographer Jake Weisz is set to release a photo book to coincide with his solo exhibition entitled ‘Reverie’ at Black Eye Gallery in Darlinghurst, NSW.

Earlier this year, GoPro announced it was going to produce its own drone to compete with other camera-mounted flying craft currently on the market.

The deadline for Photographer of the Year has been extended to 5pm on Wednesday 11 November 2015.

Australian Photography is hiring!

THE theme for our September photo competition was a rather tricky one as entrants were asked to shoot a photo into the sun and include the light source somewhere in the image frame.