In what is a uniquely Melbourne story, the Centre for Contemporary Photography (CCP) is set to showcase the work of Alan Adler, who operated and serviced photobooths all over the city from the 1970s.
In what is a uniquely Melbourne story, the Centre for Contemporary Photography (CCP) is set to showcase the work of Alan Adler, who operated and serviced photobooths all over the city from the 1970s.
With just over two weeks remaining until submissions close, this is your final chance to enter for a shot at industry recognition, a prize pool exceeding $16,000 (including $12,000 in cash), and more than $4,400 in Synology prizes.
Travel photography blog Capture the Atlas has released its annual Milky Way Photographer of the Year, a curated collection showcasing the 25 best Milky Way photos captured around the world—and for the first time ever, from space.
Check out the winners of Your Best Shot in our upcoming issue of AP mag.
World Press Photo has announced it will suspend the authorship attribution of The Terror of War, one of the most iconic images from the Vietnam War.
Tim Levy takes a look at Australian photojournalist Michael Coyne's latest book.
We're delighted and honoured to share the winners and runners-up of The Landscape Awards 2025.
Check out the winners of our free monthly photo comp for April 2025.
A new exhibition showcasing the work of iconic photojournalist Tim Page opens in Sydney and Melbourne this week.
We've partnered with the team at the Australian National Maritime Museum as they bring the world-renowned Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition to Sydney.
After a three-year break, the winners of the Marai Photo Grant 2025 have been announced.
We're delighted to announce our flagship annual photo competition, Photographer of the Year presented by Ted's Cameras, is now open for entries.
Remembering Wildlife, the book series dedicated to wildlife conservation, has unveiled the 20 winning photographs that will be featured in its landmark 10th anniversary edition, 10 Years of Remembering Wildlife.
The celebration of the world's best photojournalism is set to hit Australian shores later this month.
The incredible Ocean Photographer of the Year exhibition currently running at Sydney's National Maritime Museum closes this weekend, April 27.
The annual Flotsam Surf Film & Photography Festival 2025 is set to kick off on May 1, rolling out a two-week froth of film, photography and surf culture from Coolangatta to Burleigh Heads.
