The challenge was to replicate a famous artwork, but that was just the easy part!

In part two of our series on sports photography, we look at the gear, the settings, the editing and the sorting, plus a few pro shooters to keep an eye on.

From high-speed action to the rawest of emotion, few genres offer the diversity and challenges of sports photography. Here, we share a few tricks to get you off the sidelines and in the thick of it.

Photographer Robin Moon shares the story behind her striking wave shot captured at the South coast's Bombo Quarry.

Lightroom's AI-enhanced masking abilities are getting better and better. In this handy video, you'll get up to speed on all the enhancements.

if you've ever been inspired to have a go at fine art black and white architecture photography, then this great, detailed tutorial by Mark McGee Photos will show you all the steps in Photoshop to create your own.

This fantastic still life covers every letter from A-Z. Can you spot them all?

Five more images are on the operating table in this month's Image Doctor.

In part two of our two part series on photographing the Australian bush, we look at the gear, the settings and a few tips for finding shots of your own.

The Australian bush is a challenging subject to photograph. In the first part of a two part series, we look at a few techniques for better bush shots next time you head out.

AP Ed. Mike O'Connor shares the tragic story of Uzbekistan's Aral Sea and the graveyard of ships left behind.

In part two of our two part series that that breaks down a solid photography checklist, we look at using light, pitfalls to watch for and a big one - what makes your shot special?

Learn how to capture the best images you possibly can with this handy pre-shoot checklist.

New Zealand’s rugged coastlines deliver drama in spades, as the APS' Elizabeth Passuello discovers.

Learn how targeted editing can deliver more powerful black and white imagery in this special feature.

This great video explains one of the more technical differences between DSLR and Mirrorless cameras in an easy to understand way.