Twenty-eight images have been selected for the Australian Life photography competition, capturing depictions of life around Australia.

A waving damselfly, a rockin’ marmot and a farting penguin by Eric Keller are just some of the forty finalists in the 2019 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards (CWPA).

The Getty Images Reportage Grant aims to support independent photojournalists around the world by providing the creative freedom necessary to pursue work that is personally important to them.

Best known for his seminal book, “The Americans,” Frank's intimate style and raw black and white images captured a generation, and continue to be the blueprint for documentary photography today.

The winning images from the inaugural Southern Flinders Ranges International Travel Photo Contest have been announced.

An auction of photographs and work by Photography Studies College final year students, PSC instructors and other well known photographers will kick off this Friday evening in Melbourne.

Read the wrap-up of our free monthly photo competition for August.

Melbourne photographer Jason Smith's new exhibition, Urbanscape, opens today at the city's Illuminate gallery.

National Geographic is to officially shutter its ‘Your Shot’ image sharing platform.

Enter our Facebook comp and go in the draw to win a Sandisk storage prize pack valued at $508.

Facebook users rejoice, as it appears the social media platform may soon follow Instagram in a trial of hiding the like count.

An Australian production and photography agency has launched a free mentorship program for talented young female photographers.

Getty and Canon Australia have partnered with disability inclusion not-for-profit Starting With Julius to co-create a new series of images that authentically represents Australian people with disability.

The 2019 edition of the International Landscape Photographer of the Year competition has opened for entries.

Documentary filmmaker Chris Franklin has released a new short film which profiles Australian documentary photographer and photojournalist Andrew Chapman.

The winners and runners up from the inaugural Mono Awards black and white photography competition.