Foto Riesel's Foto Rally will be held on Saturday September 24, and offers more than $4,000 in prizes to Sydney's most creative shutterbugs.

More than 420 images were submitted to our August Landscape Photo Competition. Find out who won our biggest comp yet and which photographers made the "highly commended" list.

Thirty seven finalists have been announced in the 2011 William and Winifred Bowness Photography Prize.

Oleg Gaponyuk of Russia has won the major prize in the 2011 Epson International Pano Awards with a stitched aerial panorama of Kuala Lumpur city.

An image by noted Czech photographer Jan Saudek has been withdrawn from exhibition at the Ballarat International Foto Festival following a complaint, reports Robert Keeley.

Australia's biggest international photo festival begins this week in the Victorian regional city of Ballarat, reports Robert Keeley.

The winners of the 2011 Sydney International Boat Show Photography Competition have been announced.

Canon has taken some of the heat out of the issue of comparative pricing of digital imaging products overseas by announcing price cuts of up to 30% on 95 of its products.

<i>Splitting the Seconds: A Photographer's Journal</i> is Australian rock photojournalist Dane Beesley's backstage account of ten years behind the lens.

Photographers at this year's Ballarat International Foto Biennale will be able to have their images assessed by an expert panel comprising 20 photo industry professionals.

The winner of our July Portrait Photo Comp has been announced, with Anthony Byron taking out the top prize for his image, "The Face of Lavinia". Judges commended a further 27 images.

Now in its 10th year, the Australian Museum's Up Close & Spineless Photographic Competition is once again calling on photographers of all ages to get snapping.

Gerard O'Connor has been named 2011 Canon AIPP Australian Professional Photographer of the Year. The award continues an excellent run for the Melbourne-based fashion, editorial, portrait and advertising photographer, who was also highly commended in this year's Moran Prize.

The Southern Hemisphere's largest photo show has kicked off in Sydney, taking over the Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre at Darling Harbour.

The Sydney International Boat Show Photo Competition is on again this year, with entrants asked to submit their best “recreational boating” images by July 8, 2011. A selection of the best images will be exhibited at the Sydney International Boat Show, Darling Harbour, from 28 July to 1 August.

An exhibition showcasing some of Australia’s leading female photographers has opened in Sydney.