This month in Australian Photography 11 leading landscape and wildlife photographers share their favourite photo locations, three top architectural photographers divulge their best tips, we show you how to recreate a nifty light-painting technique and we test the very capable Panasonic Lumix DMC-G7.

This week's featured Photographer of the Year portfolio is Ray Shorter's 'Carpentaria Gulf Rivers'.

This week's featured photographer is Svetlana Bobkova. Bobkova's series of candid portraits was shot in Nepal in April 2015, shortly before the devastating earthquakes that killed more than 9000 people and injured more than 23,000.

Photographers Kym and Tonya Illman have published a book of unique African wildlife images which also explains their photographic techniques.

Japanese photographer Keiko Goto will show her images of the Russian island of Sakhalin at Melbourne’s Colour Factory Gallery throughout October.

This week's featured photographer is Enzo Mazzolo. Mazzolo's series of monochrome images were shot in and around Sydney, from Pyrmont to Rhodes, and are entered in the Black and White section of the competition.

We took a slightly different tack with our August photo competition, straying from our usually prescriptive themes into the ethereal world of surrealism.

Who do you think should win our August 'Surrealism' photo competition?

City and Surf, an exhibition of photographs taken by Pamela Pauline in and around Sydney, opens at Moran Gallery in Sylvania this week.

We've seen some wonderful entries in this year's Photographer of the Year competition and more are coming in every day.

To mark its 20th birthday, stock library Getty Images is set to release a retrospective of its photographers' most memorable images.

We've seen some wonderful entries in this year's Photographer of the Year competition and more are coming in every day. From now until the closing date on 5 November 2015 we'll be featuring a new portfolio on our home page each week, so check in occasionally to see if your photos are being featured.

The remaining weeks of the Ballarat International Foto Biennale 2015 will be packed with workshops, talks, and exhibition launches.

Finalists for Sydney’s Art & About Australian life photo competition include some of the country’s top professionals, and also some gifted amateurs.

Highlights of the second weekend of the Ballarat International Foto Biennale will include talks by Fringe Exhibition artists.

Eighteen indigenous elders and elders-in-waiting from Nanima Mission in Wellington, New South Wales, are the subject of a new exhibition by photographer Asher Milgate.