The iconic landscape photographer showcases the best of Australia in his new book, and we have a signed copy to giveaway.

$100 museum-quality prints by Steve McCurry, Robert Capa, Joel Meyerowitz, David Alan Harvey and more, but you'll need to be quick.

We sit down with Adobe to find out where we’re at with AI in photography and where we’re headed.

The National Maritime Museum in London has announced the winners of the annual photography comp.

You've taken a photograph of a stranger in a public place, and they've asked you to delete it. But should you?

Ultimate Creative Week is our annual photography tour with World Photo Adventures and a once-a-year opportunity to challenge yourself and your photography in one of the most beautiful locations in Australia.

The winners of the 2018 Wildlife Photographer of the Year have been announced, with WA photographer Georgina Steytler winning one of the major categories.

Find out who took out our free monthly comp for September, and won a $499 Sirui tripod.

Melbourne-based photographer Hoda Afshar has won the 2018 William and Winifred Bowness Photography Prize.

Finalists have also been announced for the prestigious Australian photojournalism award.

The acclaimed photographer behind Westography has released his newest book, continuing his love affair with Australia's vanishing suburbia.

A new video looks at the likely damage if a drone was to hit an aircraft wing.

Photographer Matt Pearson has just opened his new gallery in The Rocks. We sat down for a chat with the Sydney-based fine-art landscape photographer about his work, his approach and the new space ahead of the opening event on Thursday night.

David Yaffa, proprietor of Yaffa Media, publisher of Australian Photography and Capture, has died aged 84. A staunchly independent publisher, he built an empire of more than 30 magazines and websites, becoming a significant force in Australian media.

Stunning images from the annual comp have been released, with two Australian representatives making the shortlist.

A new platform called ARS offers photographers a way to get honest feedback on their images.