Local photographers will feature heavily at the Ballarat International Foto Biennale 2015 Fringe Festival, which begins in two weeks.

While the eyes might be the first thing we notice when we meet someone new, it's not often that we get the chance to really stare into them! Which is why our July 'Eyes' photo competition was so exciting; it offered the perfect chance to really concentrate on the eyes to see what we can learn.

Head on over to our Facebook page if you'd like to see which images that made the shortlist in our July 'Eyes' Photo Competition.

Lennox Head photographer, Natalie Grono, has been named the winner of the $20,000 2015 Olive Cotton Award.

The images of six emerging photographers from Sydney's CATC Design School will be exhibited in a new group show at X88 Gallery.

A new solo exhibition by Mclean Stephenson, timed to ccoincide with the release of his new photo book <i>Extracts</i>, has opened at Sydney's Black Eye Gallery.

An exhibition of photographs of Gallipoli veterans and their families by Turkish-born photographer Vedat Acikalin will tour Australia and Turkey in this the centenary year of the Gallipoli campaign.

Professional landscape photographer Dylan Fox was enlisted to pick the winner and runners up in last month's 'Colour Blue' photo competition. Find out which images came out on top.

Three internationally recognised travel photographers, one local and two from France, will feature their work at this year’s Ballarat International Foto Biennale.

An upcoming exhibition at The National Portrait Gallery, <i>Bare: Degrees of undress</i>, celebrates the role of the nude and the partial nude in Australian portraiture.

A newspaper has sent a cartoonist to cover a Foo Fighters concert as the campaign for fairer concert photography contracts heats up.

Australia’s first magazine dedicated to the booming unmanned aerial vehicle market has just gone on sale.

2015 Photographer of the Year has opened for entries with two new junior categories and a record $18,000 in cash and prizes to give away.

Award-winning photojournalist Stephen Dupont captures modern-day Papua New Guinea in a new exhibition.

A photo of a lone cyclist on a remote Icelandic highway has won the May photo competition.