Streaming giant Netflix has launched applications to join its first ever Unit Photography Bootcamp, open to photographers Australia-wide who are keen to learn more about a career in the screen industry.

We have a winner in the People's Choice vote of The Landscape Awards presented by Eizo.

A new aerial exhibition captured high above South Australia opens at the Barossa Regional Gallery next week.

Canon has opened submissions for its 2023 Grants program, which will award $50,000 to community projects across Australia and New Zealand.

Swedish furniture giant Ikea has partnered with famed photographer Annie Leibovitz to launch a new photography mentorship programme.

Travel photography blog Capture the Atlas has published the 6th edition of its annual Milky Way Photographer of the Year, a collection featuring the best 25 photos of the Milky Way.

From a whopping 1,200+ entries, we've selected the winner of our free monthly photo comp for April.

A new exhibition at the State Library of Victoria showcases images from the library's extensive photography collection, alongside new commissions, to provide a unique perspective on Victoria's social history.

Now it's your turn: People's choice voting for The Landscape Awards presented by Eizo is now underway.

We're delighted and honoured to announce the winners and runners-up of The Landscape Awards 2023 presented by Eizo.

The Pink Lady Food Photographer of the Year has announced its global winners for 2023, with a number of Australian photographers recognised in the awards that celebrate the best of food photography and film.

A photographic exhibition showcasing the diversity and vibe of Melbourne's inner west is currently on display at West Melbourne outdoor eatery, Grazeland.

33 photos have made the cut in our final shortlist for the April ‘Shoot a magazine cover’ edition of our free monthly photo comp.

The sword has fallen on another legacy online photo review platform as Imaging Resource, the respected camera review website, has finally closed for good.

A selection of powerful portraits exploring the aftermath of the Lismore floods is currently on display at NSW's Parliament.

Human rights advocacy group Amnesty International has been criticised after it used images created with artificial intelligence (AI) to depict police brutality in Colombia.