Winners of the 56th annual World Press Photo awards have been announced in Amsterdam.

The February 2013 issue of Australian Photography + digital is out now.

Sydney-based photographer, Andrew Goldie, spent two years exploring and photographing Sydney's coastline for his new exhibition, Transformation. Photographing at night, Goldie used powerful lights to capture a surreal take on a unique and sometimes treacherous landscape.

Find out who won the australianphotography.com 'Colour Blue' photo comp – and see which images made the shortlist.

The World Photography Organisation has announced the shortlists for the Professional, Open and Youth categories of the 2013 Sony World Photography Awards.

Over 50 works by iconic fashion photographers Helmut Newton and Bettina Rheims form a new exhibition from the Art Gallery of New South Wales' photography collection.

Educator Les Walkling and professional shooter Tony Hewitt will head a week-long workshop on Queensland's Orpheus Island later in the year.

A collection of images focused on the concept of 'peace' and taken by some of Australia's best photojournalists will be exhibited at Victoria's Monash Gallery of Art.

The sixth annual Renaissance Photography Prize, an international photography competition which raises money to support younger women with breast cancer, will be open for entries on January 28.

The Art Gallery of NSW is launching a new exhibition in which 11 artists explore the emotions of love.

A new line of instant film is now available in Australia for Polaroid 600 cameras.

Entries are open for the 2013 Head On Portrait Prize, and for the first time the finalists exhibition will be shown at the State Library of NSW when the festival runs.

Entries to the Hasselblad Masters Awards has grown from 2500 in 2012 to nearly 4000 for the latest competition.

The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia's next exhibition, South of no North (8 March to 5 May), features Australian painter Noel McKenna and two international photographers, William Eggleston and Laurence Aberhart. It is part of an ongoing ongoing series of exhibitions that places the work of an Australian artist alongside that of international peers.

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

The G’Day USA organisation is showing indigenous photographer Wayne Quilliam’s images during its 10th Anniversary G’Day USA Black Tie Gala in Los Angeles on January 12.