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The Year That Was
If last year was the one where covid forced us to shift our perspective from avoidance to tolerance, perhaps this year and next will be the one where it’s remembered for mutating from primarily a health issue to one that has continued to reverberate
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This Issue’s Contributors
Sydney AI professor Yan Zhang is also a landscape photographer with a keen interest in alpine regions. See more of his work on Instagram @yan.zhang. australia Benjamin Maze is a landscape photographer based in Sydney with a particular drive to showca
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Mountain Dreams
As photographers, we all have shots we dream of capturing. For me, it’s images of alpine regions that occupy my thoughts. As a result, for the last few years I’ve been working on a project, Deep Mountain, which blends landscape photography with my mo
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Quick Snaps
A NEW photography book seeks to share the vulnerability and beauty of Tasmania’s wildest places. Tasmanian landscape photographer Grant Dixon’s newest book Wild Light is, like his previous publication, entirely self-published, and the result of more
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The Beauty Of People
Photographing people when travelling can be nerve-wracking, challenging and for many of us, intimidating. At one time or another I’ve experienced all these emotions as I love to photograph people, but over time I’ve also developed a few strategies fo
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Your Best Shot
FOG Untitled Fog can add a wow-factor to any landscape, and it’s certainly done that with Megan Willis’ winning image this month. There’s a lot going on in this frame, and it starts with the stunning use of layers, that allow your eyes freedom to roa
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How To Enter
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Tree Therapy
Keen to capture better rainforest photos? In this special feature, we’ll show you how to capture great photos in these beautiful but challenging environments. Rainforests are truly one of the world’s most astounding natural wonders. Playing vital rol
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The 2022 Christmas gift Guide
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Massive Christmas sale
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Get creative In-camera
In today’s world of digital photography, clicking the shutter can only be half the job. Downloading your photos to the computer and processing them is often a necessary task to get the most from your files, but some photographers have grown tired of
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Wildlife World’s Best
American photographer Karine Aigner has won this year’s overall Wildlife Photographer of the Year for her remarkable image of a buzzing ball of cactus bees spinning over the hot sand on a Texas ranch. In her bee-level close-up, all except one are mal
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The Air Up There
In 2017 I wrote my first article for Australian Photography, discussing the lessons I had learnt on my first experience chartering a twilight, doors-off helicopter flight over New York City. Since then, I’ve been fortunate to photograph a variety of
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Apple iPhone 14 Pro
I’ve been testing Apple’s new iPhone 14 Pro for a few weeks, putting it through its paces during a photography trip across Tasmania. It served as my GPS to find trails on remote hikes, my composition aid in ancient forests, and my planning assistant
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Tamron 17-70mm F/2.8 Di Iii-a VC Rxd Lens
Japanese lens manufacturer Tamron has been in the photographic optics business since 1950, making the company one of Japan’s oldest third-party lens producers. However, until this year, Tamron didn’t make any lenses for Fujifilm mount. That’s all cha
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No Loans Today
In the past few years, I have developed an interest in portrait photography, extending to people, photojournalism, and sport. I understand that one of the most important elements of a good portrait is light. Being able to use a light source effective
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Making Your Own Motifs
When we set out on a road trip, most photographers pack our camera and whatever associated photo gear we expect to need. For me, it is basic – my ageing DSLR and a 28-300mm lens, spare batteries and memory cards, battery charger, associated cables an
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Image Doctor
“I have a passion for portrait photography, and I feel that every time I photograph my son there is such a depth to the image, a story behind his eyes that is quite engaging that leaves me and others wanting to know what is going on beneath the surfa
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WIN! Congratulations to Melinda Tonzing who has won a Sandisk 2TB Extreme Portable SSD valued at $369. The Sandisk Extreme Portable SSD is an ideal storage solution that you can take with you on the go, whether you're transferring files at school, or

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