Acclaimed travel and wildlife photographer Richard I’Anson has announced the release of Way Down South, a new photo book 10 years in the making. Read more
An exhibition of images showing men in their sheds will be staged in the Victorian city of Geelong in late March.
The beauty is in the detail of Patricia Casey's newest exhibition, Little Secrets, which sees photographic images printed onto hand-embroidered cotton fabric.
We announce the winner and place getters for our monthly online photo competition. The February category was 'The Colour Yellow' with entries showcasing a wide range of techniques, styles and moods; from austere landscapes to elaborate nature shots.
Australian photographer Stephen Dupont brings images of India's most important Hindu Festival to Edmund Pearce in Melbourne.
A new exhibition at the ACP in Sydney explores the idea of family within gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender contexts.
The March issue of Australian Photography + digital is out now in newsagencies, on iPad and via subscription.
An American won the top award in the 2014 World Press Photo competition, but a trio of Australian photographers also made an impression.
An upcoming exhibition of historic photographs at the University of Sydney’s Macleay Museum offers a fascinating look at life in the Pacific from the 1850s to the 1940s.
The fifth annual Head On Photo Festival is now calling for entries to its four photography competitions.
A career-spanning exhibition of Australian photography pioneer Sue Ford is set to open at the NGV in Melbourne in April.
A new photo exhibition at Sydney's Stanley Street Gallery celebrates the heroic efforts of volunteer firefighters during last year's devastating Blue Mountains Bush Fires.
An exhibition showcasing the work of some of Australia’s leading documentary photographers has opened at The Art Gallery of NSW.
The best images from Australian Photography + digital's summer-themed February photo competition were hot, hot, hot!
The results of australianphotography.com’s first photo competition for 2014 are in, and they are pretty.
Scarlett Johansson, Oprah Winfrey, Kate Winslet, Julia Roberts, Brad Pitt and Sean Penn are some of the celebrities who will appear without makeup in Vanity Fair's 20th Hollywood Issue.
Seven Australians have made the shortlist of the 2014 Sony World Photography Awards.