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Over the past year we’ve seen a couple of interesting photographic milestones drop out of the sky, hit us in the head and make us shake in disbelief. Only last month, we saw the announcement of the world’s first full-frame global shutter camera – the

In the last decade, a dramatic shift has occurred in photography with connectivity at the forefront. More and more cameras launched with wireless connections. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and near-field connectivity became standard. Then, the mirrorless camera i

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When Godox debuted its low-budget Mini Master studio flash series in 1998, there was a bit of ‘brand snobbery’ from pro photographers who use the expensive, yet excellent Swiss and Swedish brands such Broncolor, Elinchrom and Profoto. But Godox have

SPONSORED BY “This image was captured while on a job for Beyond Blue,” says Melbourne-based photographer Michael Oulton. “I was there to get some portraits and behind-the-scenes images for a short documentary they were creating with some of their amb

SPONSORED BY “’Lily’ is from a collection of images from a fashion concept that delves into the impact objects have on our bodies,” says Melbourne-based portrait and fashion photographer Farough Yavari. “These objects act as both shields and enhancer

SPONSORED BY “I noticed a person posing to have their photo taken and they were lit up by a beam of sunlight,” says Gavin Libotte, winner of the Documentary & Street category. “I immediately ran over to the scene and framed the subject in the Opera H

SPONSORED BY Paul Hoelen captured this image through the open window of a Cessna 182 on a recent trip to Iceland’s wild southern coast. “I’d been waiting 20 years to get a chance to photograph it,” says Hoelen. “I’d spent months researching locations

SPONSORED BY The weather had not promised much before South Coast wedding photographer Chris Jallard captured this shot. “We had the most dreadful day with wind and rain”, he recalls. “Later, inside at the reception we watched the storm pass us by an

How do you decide on a photographic exhibition? As a curator, you go from project to project. I usually choose monographic sort of exhibitions such as Dianne Arbus and currently Nan Goldin. I love photos, stories and writing. So I like where biograph

I’ve been going through your work and it’s so inspiring to see the range of images you have created over the years. So let’s wind it back to the beginning to find out how you started life as a photographer? Who/what was your inspiration? My story is

When it comes to safely archiving our work, we have certainly seen a lot of changes over the past two decades. We have gone from storing our transparencies and negatives in cardboard boxes (and hoping we never had a flood or fire), through to burning