Photojournalist Mike Bowers asks us to look beyond the alluring images of white sands and palm trees of one tiny Pacific nation and recognise there is trouble in paradise.

Photographer Leon Gregory's exhibition in the Head On Photo Festival illustrates the 40-year transformation of inner Sydney and its people.

A collective of 'lo-fi' photographers hope the group's latest exhibition `throws light' on old-school film photography.

The May edition of <i>Australian Photography + digital</i> is now out in newsagencies, on iPad and via subscription.

The Head On Photo Festival promises a line-up of provocative and diverse images, presented in some of Sydney's landmark art galleries, public spaces and community sites.

<i>Australian Photography + digital</i> magazine and leading photo educator Mark Galer have joined forces to present a new interactive online course to help beginner and intermediate photographers master the essential skills of photography and capture better photos.

Would you like to join renowned US photojournalist Ben Lowy on a photographic tour of Sydney?

The Australian Centre for Photography has taken the unusual step of handing its winter exhibition schedule over to three artists who are better known for painting, performance art and sculpture than they are for photography.

The results are in for the March 'Weather' photo competition. See who won and which images made the shortlist.

Bryant Austin has been photographing whales for more than 20 years. The Californian photographer is not only known for his beautiful images of these intelligent creatures in their natural environment, but for his life-size prints, some of which are up to nine metres long.

A new book and touring exhibition offers a fascinating insight into the daily life of a small Victorian farming community.


The April issue of Australian Photography + digital is out now in newsagencies, on iPad and via subscription.

A new exhibition of anonymous street portraits by Trent Parke is showing at the Stills Gallery in Sydney.

The winner of the National Photographic Portrait Prize for 2014 is Andrew Cowan, who captured a reflective moment of his friend, cartoonist Matthew Martin, during a casual conversation.

A new exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery features images of Australian stars of television, music and comedy.

A little-known precursor to Max Dupain's iconic 'sunbaker' photo has been donated to the State Library of NSW.