Award-winning Australian photographer Adam Taylor became passionate about photography when he was 15, convincing his family to turn its storage cellar into a darkroom.

John McDermott has made a name for himself with his moody monochrome photos of Cambodia's beautiful Angkor temples.

Michael Haylen took the long way round to a career in photography. He talks about his mysterious water images.

Artist and photographer Julie Williams captures vast abstract landscapes in the flowing waters of the River Lett in the Hartley Valley, between Lithgow and the Blue Mountains in New South Wales.

Landscape photographer Josh Holko travels all over the world in pursuit of the perfect landscape. He talks to Marc Gafen about what may well be the best job in photography.

Mark Munro's luck was up when he came across a derelict factory that was about to be knocked down.

Daniel Sponiar's new exhibition, <i>100 Seconds</i>, explores the beauty of Sydney's built and natural coastline.

Chris Polack has travelled an unusual career path. He started out shooting BMX and now makes his living as a fashion photographer.

A chance excursion to a street drag racing meet one cold winter evening changed the direction of Simon Davidson's photographic career.

Garfield Darlington has developed the skills to work on both still and film photography, to his benefit in both fields.

Lisa Saad faced a difficult physical and technical challenge to create this dramatic image, but through sheer perseverance, and the "dogged" efforts of a likeminded team, she succeeded!

After 30 years as a freelance photographer Ric Wallis' passion for photography has never faded.

Mark Mawson has taken a liking to shooting fashion... underwater! He explains how he goes about creating his unusual images.

Darren Lunny is a Melbourne based photojournalist whose love of photography began when he moved to London in 1989 and bought an old Nikon FM2 from a pawnbroker.

Ian Carlson is a Sydney-based commercial photographer who specialises in landscape and architecture photography.

While Sydney-based photographer Steve Turner specialises in advertising, he is perhaps better known for his dramatic seascapes which are held in private and commercial collections worldwide.