Photo output providers face three challenges, according to US market analyst Suite 48 Analytics: how to avoid margin-eating price discounts; how to be relevant to…
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Legendary jazz musician and accomplished photographer, Don Burrows, passed away on Thursday, March 12, at the age of 91. While famous for his contributions to…
CANON EF 85MM F/1.4 IS USM: A compact, dust- and moisture-resistant portrait lens with up to four stops of integrated image stabilisation plus multiple coatings.
A print of Carol Jerrems' 1975 iconic Vale Street has broken the world record for highest selling Australian photo in auction, with the hammer falling at $122,000.
A bidding war erupted when Vale Street went for auction at Smith & Singer (formerly Sotheby's Australia) in Sydney last November, where it smashed its estimations of $30-50K and performed remarkably well against other artworks.
Find out comprehensive updates on how COVID-19 is affecting the Australian and international photo industry: Photokina cancelled... Head On goes online... Dakis closes office... Melbourne's Photo 2020 postponed... NPPP award ceremony closed to public... 'Cancel your weddings'... Geelong Gallery closed... Brisbane's Maud Street events up in the air...
Back in the 1980s, a young marketing analyst called Faith Popcorn, one of the first soothsayers for the secular age we now call 'futurologists', came up with the notion of 'cocooning'. What she didn't see coming was the COVID-19 world, in which cocooning is becoming compulsory!
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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…
CANON EF 400MM F/2.8L IS III USM: This third-generation, ‘super telephoto’ lens is the lightest in its class and provides up to five stops of…
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.