AIPP president, John Swainston, has unexpectedly resigned from the Institute and will be replaced by board member, Melissa Neumann. John informed the board of his…
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Nomadic Siberian women. David Bowie. The trans-masculine community. Blind in Kashmir. Pop Surrealism. Sex workers. The Rohingya crisis. Helmut Newton.
The annual 2019 Head On Photo Festival will unleash another broad selection of exhibitions over two weeks in Sydney, from May 4 – 19.
Getty Images will return to US court to defend licensing public domain images, with accusations the stock agency fraudulently uses ‘deceptive techniques’ to ‘mislead’ customers.…
World Press Photo Contest has unveiled the winners with viral image Crying Girl on the Border, by US photographer John Moore, taking out Photo of…
DATACOLOR SPYDER X ELITE: The latest Spyder colorimeter is faster and more versatile than its predecessors but remains affordably priced. The Spyder X Elite enabled…
As travel photography has exploded in popularity, a growing divide has emerged between what’s considered an authentic, original image – and what is not. Some…
As we tipped last week, Olympus Australia has unveiled its Pro Service for Photographers program,which offers free and paid dedicated support for owners of select…
Flickr has cut a deal with image copyright protection service Pixsy which offers Flickr Pro members a measure of protection from unauthorised use of their…
The announcement by Fujifilm US at the IPIC conference in Las Vegas last month of a new silver halide paper with (fairly vague) claims of…
According to its website, Canon Australia has announced late-April availability of the EOS 200D Mk II, which it is pitching as the smallest and lightest…