The 9th Epson International Pano Awards has revealed Bulgarian photographer, Veselin Atanasov, as the overall winner of the Open category. Veselin’s winning photo, Combing the…
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While the digital photo frame market in Australia is pretty comatose, new approaches could revive interest in what US analyst Hans Hartman calls ‘Digital Photo…
The ID Station biometric passport/ID photo system now has an online source for customers to store and access ID photos, in addition to hard copy…
The AIPP donated two books featuring 6500 Australian WWII veterans’ portraits to the National Library of Australia, as a ‘grand finale’ of the Reflections Project.…
The New York Times, with help from Google, will digitally catalogue and archive its vast image library, to safely back-up the paper’s rich visual history.…
The Western Australian branch of the AIPP has responded to the challenges presented by reduced ‘head office’ support with a series of locally-organised events and…
Carly Michael, imaging services manager at Michaels Camera Video and Digital in Melbourne, presented a free presentation last month titled Save Your Photos, to encourage people…
Local Polaroid distributor Brands Australia has announced availability of the latest Polaroid instant camera, the OneStep+. While it borrows a lot in looks and specs…
Sony Australia is searching for 20 photographers to become ahem, ‘ambassadors’ for its new online resource centre, Sony Scene. Sony Scene is a destination for…
Catalog, another start-up attempting to exploit and, frankly, trash professional photography, has secured US$1.5 million to fund a platform that delivers advertising photography from US$20…