Australian Photography

Where did it all go wrong? Although our immediate reaction is likely to be to declare them naive and then move on, It's hard not to feel some sympathy for travel bloggers Jolie King and Mark Firkin, who it was recently announced were arrested and det

Photographic moments tend to jump out at me when I least expect them. This wall for example, caught my eye whilst out and about and straight away I knew I had to capture it. Yet, at the time, I had no idea what was drawing me to it. Although I could

It’s September 2019, and I’m in San Francisco when I get a fortune cookie with my dinner. I read it out to my group – “you will travel to many exotic places.” We all burst out laughing! To me, that is the adventure of travel, exploring new lands, peo

APPLE has announced three new smartphones - the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max. All three smartphones feature standard 12MP cameras plus ultra-wide 13mm camera modules, with the higher-end iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max keeping the telepho

UP ABOVE THIS MONTH'S WINNER Hoop Dream Chris Hawkins says he took this symmetrical aerial at the skate park in Ballarat at dawn. “A perfect overcast morning provided just enough shadow for my liking,” he says. “I like to fly low, take advantage of a

Many of us would love to be able to take pictures like those big and epic ride images that we see on the glossy pages of cycling magazines and books. Sadly, all too often reality fails to meet expectation, and we end up with blurry and over exposed p

The only rule of composition is that there are no rules. You might have heard this said before, but there is a grain of truth there; composition is a slippery concept and what works for one photographer in one context might not work for others. It’s

The world's finest astrophotography has been recognised for 2019. The Milky Way over a Bavarian mountain, a colourful explosion of the Southern Lights in Tasmania, and a dramatic lunar eclipse, all featured in the Royal Observatory’s Insight Investme

As the senior official photographer at the Australian Government Photographic Service (AUSPIC), a job he has held for more than 25 years, David Foote’s role sees him working in all genres of photography, supporting everyone from Ministers to Parliame

Firstly, it's worth mentioning that things aren't quite as simple as just a big 32.5MP sensor that both cameras share. The EOS 90D (which admittedly we haven't reviewed) is Canon's new flagship APS-C DSLR and occupies the slot previously taken by the

Gigabyte’s new powerhouse AERO 15 OLED laptop might just be the best option yet for photographers on the go. The camera will always be the most important tool a photographer owns, but what is your second most important? Given most photographers now s

I will start by clarifying that I am not a street photographer that has followed the works of the renowned artists of the genre, nor have I completed any photography qualification, and photography has not always been a passion for me. Growing up in s

According to Richard Lukacz, Lady Elliot Island is a sanctuary for birds who coming en masse to breed. “Those particular birds like to lay eggs in the bushes, on rocks close to the sea. On our morning walks around the Island, they would fly from the

As a wildlife photographer I often shoot birds on location, however I’ve always wanted to see if I could bring some birds to my location rather than me going to find them. We are fortunate to live just a minutes’ walk from a Botanical Park. Our garde

Thanks to Fujifilm, Richard Lucakz has won a brilliant Fujifilm Finepix XP140 camera valued at $299. The first XP Series model capable of recording 4K video, The XP140’s ‘High-Speed Video recording’ function also allows you to record HD video for smo