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Portrait and surf photographer, Rob Palmer, has won the 2020 National Photographic Portrait Prize (NPPP) for his image of Sydney chef, Josh Niland, titled The…
Photographers are beginning to feel the negative affect on business as major events around the country are cancelled and the economy continues to stumble and fall.
While the spread of COVID-19 is having an immediate affect on event photographers, with clients cancelling or postponing events, it's simply the latest blow to an already-fragile market.
Kodak Alaris is restructuring its business units, with the 'Film' component of the Paper, Photochemicals and Film (PPF) division being moved over to the Kodak Moments division from April 1.
Cherine Fahd, a Sydney-based photographer and academic, has won the 2019 Australia & New Zealand Photobook Award for Apókryphos, a book featuring 24 found photos…
UPDATE MARCH 13: Nikon's new premium sports DSLR, the D6, will not ship until May 2020 due to the coronavirus disrupting its supply chain through China, and Canon's R5 may also experience significant delays. Meanwhile the COVID-19 spread has resulted in major photography trade shows being postponed or cancelled, including UK's The Photography Show, USA's 2020 NAB Show, and the Netherlands' World Press Photo Festival.
Leica Australia has begun shipping the S3, a 64-megapixel medium format mirrorless system which will be available from Leica outlets for just $29,900. The S3…
A new book on Ansel Adams by Rebecca Senf, of the University of Arizona’s Centre for Creative Photography, reveals that one of photography’s great craftsmen honed his skill as a self-taught advertising photographer…
Three weeks ago, when we first looked at the potential impact of Coronavirus on the photo industry, it was, as reflected in our headline, 'hard to gauge' whether there would actually be one or not. Now, with a worldwide pandemic now declared, the critical question is, 'how bad will it be?'
Brisbane’s FotoAid Conference, three charity events hosted in February, was a roaring triumph with over $28,000 raised to assist bushfire-affected communities. Hosted at the Maud…