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If you've ever wondered what's involved with shooting large format 4x5 photographs, then this great video by the ABC on landscape and film photographer Dominique Pierre-Nina is well worth a watch. Read more
Photographer Serena Dzenis reflects on nature’s unique ability to put our lives into perspective.
In part two of our two part primer on bird photography, we look at focus, composition, technique and editing.
In this useful video, you'll learn a few techniques for selling more prints.
While many of us dream of capturing stunning photos of birds, it’s easy to find yourself in a flap when confronted by a confusing world of complex cameras, expensive lenses and subjects that move faster than well, a bird in flight.
If you’ve ever seen those dreamy shots of coasts that turn the incoming waves into lovely strips of colour, you might be wondering how to do it yourself.
Five more images are on the operating table in this month's Image Doctor.
This great video will show you how to brighten and enhance eyes in a portrait using Photoshop.
With pristine offshore reefs, white sand swirled with bright turquoise waters, and stunning deep green forested islands, The Whitsundays has to be one of the most beautiful spots in the world for beach drone photography.
If you've ever wanted to be creative but not felt in the zone for it, then you'll likely enjoy this interesting video from photographer Rick Bebbington.
Every year, we ask our esteemed judging panel from The Mono Awards to share their tips for capturing more impactful black and white photos.
One of the fundamental skills for a photographer is understanding how different focal lengths, and the distance you are from your subject, can drastically change how an image looks. In this video, you'll learn all the basics.
For landscape photographers, there's nothing quite as frustrating as a clear, blue sky. In this video, you'll learn a few techniques to help you still come home with great shots.
When I was young, my father encouraged me to always observe the world. He taught me ‘to see’. He would stop suddenly and say, ‘Look at that!’ The colour of one leaf, texture on a rock, or the shapes of the clouds.
As nature photographers, we have an obligation—professionally and morally—to protect the ecosystems we love to capture.
Here's a handy video that's got something in it for just about every portrait photographer.
An image more than 12-months in the making finally became a reality for APS photographer Andrew Swinfield.
