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In this very special edition of the magazine, I’m thrilled to bring you the results of the fourth annual running of The Mono Awards. A celebration of the art and craft of black and white photography, we feature the winners, runners-up, and Top 40 pla

SUPPORTING SPONSORS presented by The Mono Awards is the largest competition in the region celebrating the best black and white photography from Australia and New Zealand. Now in its fourth year, the single-image competition features three categories:

This was one of the most captivating images from this year’s Mono Awards. Made from multiple captures using various focal lengths and perspectives, this photograph could easily have been just another staid photograph of an old Italian village, but in

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I have never seen an image like this before! The decisive moment of the capture where the two birds appear to be communicating with each other is priceless and with humour. The image quality is superb allowing a wonderful tonal separation of both bir

Most people find taking a black and white image very difficult. I bought my first camera, a Mamiya, when I was thirteen. By that stage, in the early 1960s, my mother had been working for Magnum for some years. Through her conversation, and particular

The war in Ukraine was American photojournalist Wolfgang Schwan’s first experience covering a war. “I wanted to know more about the war in Donbas for my own education,” Schwan says. He had been following the situation there since 2015. When a new fla

The number of Australian weddings increased from approximately 78,900 in 2020 to 85,000 in 2021 and an estimated 170,000 in 2022, but the average cost of an Australian wedding has only risen marginally, from $35,298 in 2021 to $36,200 this year so fa

Reuben Wu is relatively new to NFTs. He became aware of them in December last year and released his first NFT in March this year. His Genesis artwork sold for 30 Ethereum (approx. US$81,000) in mid-March. “I’m drawn to big ideas, especially big ideas