profiles

Lauren Bath, Australia's first professional Instagrammer, will show you how to get more out of social media at FOTO L!VE 2017.

Incredibly talented landscape photographer Tony Hewitt will be sharing his best tips at FOTO L!VE in Sydney on 20 August.

Timelapse and hyperlapse specialist Matthew Vandebutte has joined the lineup for FOTO L!VE 2017.

Image-editing guru Mark Galer will show you how to do more with your images at FOTO L!VE.

Helen Whittle, Overall Winner of Australian Photography's 2016 Photographer of the Year, will be talking about her winning portfolio at FOTO L!VE in August.

Motorsport photography is a challenging medium that normally involves shooting fast cars with long lenses. Mick Fletoridis talks to Seth Reinhardt, a photographer who takes a different approach.

From humble beginnings as a tradie with an eye for a good landscape, Will Patino has become one of Australia’s most promising up-and-coming wilderness photographers. All it took was a camera, a leap of faith, and a few thousand instagram followers.

The self-described John Wayne of Cuban street photography, Julio Muñoz, is a treasure trove of useful tips and tricks. AP editor Mike O'Connor spent two days learning from this modern-day master on a tour of historic Trinidad.

Adam Ferguson didn't even own a camera when he first decided to become a photographer. Ahead of a return trip to Afghanistan, Mike O'Connor discovers how in just 10 years he has become one of our country's finest conflict journalists.

Sydney enthusiast photographer Bill Karayannis only took up a camera a few years ago but has since produced some inspiring work. Mick Fletoridis reports on this up-and-coming shooter.

Whether he’s shooting high-end luxury products or intimate portraits, Richard Weinstein is always searching for ‘the soul’ of an image. He talks to Rob Ditessa about his remarkable career.

A casual comment to an employer set Andrea Francolini on a new path from graphic designer to pro photographer. Seventeen years later he's now one of the the world's premier yachting photographers. Marc Gafen meets the man behind the shutter.

Kelly Brown turned her passion for newborns into a thriving photography business. She talks to Marc Gafen about her brilliant career.

Thanks to our major sponsor Olympus and category sponsors Camera House, Eizo, WD and Zenfolio, winners of the 2015 Photographer of the Year will share in $18,500 worth of cash and prizes.

West Australian landscape specialist Dylan Fox captivates viewers with his stunning images, transporting them to far away places. Marc Gafen uncovers the secrets of his success.

Young professional photographer Kristian Lammle-Ruff has chosen his own path by using his freelance commercial shooting to finance his passion for social documentary projects. He speaks to Robert Keeley.