Vivid Sydney, the Emerald city's most photogenic festival, opens this week with the lighting of the Sydney Opera House sails at 6:00pm on Friday.

Check out the winners of the 2013 Head On Awards for portraiture and landscape.

The new issue of Australian Photography + digital is filled with photo and editing tips, photographer profiles, competitions, product reviews and much more.

While capturing the naked form has obsessed artists for centuries, a new photographic exhibition gives the classic nude some contemporary exposure.

After months of anticipation, Capture magazine has announced the winners of the 2013 Australia's Top Emerging Photographers Awards.

See the shortlist for the australianphotography.com low light photo comp and find out who was ultimately named the winner.

Professional photographer Melanie Faith Dove has won the National Portrait Gallery's 2013 People's Choice award in its National Photographic Portrait Prize.

A new exhibition opening in Melbourne this week showcases the remarkable images of one of Australia's best-known photojournalists.

Norwegian Andrea Gjestvang has won the top prize in the 2013 World Photography Awards, while Australian Adam Pretty has won the Sport Photographer of the Year title.

From Sydney to The Gambia and back again, Doerthe Jansen's journey to Africa comes full cirlce with a new exhibition at the Bondi Pavilion.

The May 2013 issue of Australian Photography + digital is chock full of photo and editing tips, photographer profiles, competitions, camera news and reviews, and much more.

A spectacular photographic exhibition showcasing the grandeur of Antarctica has opened at the Australian National Maritime Museum in Sydney.

Ballarat will once again host a month-long festival of the photographic arts as The Ballarat International Foto Biennale returns with a diverse range of photo events.

See the images that made the shortlist for the australianphotography.com eyes photo comp and discover who was ultimately named the winner.

Portrait Equality provides free family portraits to disadvantaged families in developing nations. A new exhibition features photos of some of the people the not-for-profit organisation has helped.

The Manly Art Gallery and Museum will host a new exhibition of works by their artist-in-residence, Australian fine-art photographer Chuck Bradley.