Australian Photography magazine

16/06/2026

For renowned Australian landscape photographer and educator Tony Hewitt, colour accuracy is essential. That's why he trusts EIZO ColorEdge monitors to deliver consistent, true-to-life colour from capture through to print.

With exceptional calibration and reliability, EIZO gives Tony the confidence that every image is displayed exactly as intended, allowing him to focus on creativity without compromise.

16/06/2026

ENTER NOW! SUBMISSIONS CLOSE SUNDAY NIGHT!

Entries to the Mono Awards 2026, presented by Synology, close this Sunday 21 June 2026. Last chance: No extensions.

The Mono Awards celebrates the best of black-and-white photography.

📷 3 categories – People, Places, and Animals.

🏔️ $12,500 prize pool.

📸 Top 60 entries published in Australian Photography magazine.

Enter here: www.themonoawards.com.au

Photo: 'Glacier Valley' by Faranak Salehy. See less

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

15/06/2026

LAST CHANCE! NO MORE EXTENSIONS.

Entries to the Mono Awards 2026, presented by Synology, close this Sunday 21 June 2026. Last chance: Strictly no more extensions.

The Mono Awards celebrates the best of black-and-white photography.

• 3 categories – People, Places, and Animals.

• $12,500 prize pool.

• Top 60 entries printed in Australian Photography mag.

Enter here: www.themonoawards.com.au

Photo: 'Wanna be somewhere else' by Gabrielle Chisholm.

09/06/2026

We've just returned from a few days on the beautiful West Coast of New Zealand's South Island, exploring some of the hidden gems of this wild (and wet) part of the country.

A huge thanks to Richard and the crack team at New Zealand Photography Workshops for inviting us along.

09/06/2026

After four years of quietly collecting and recycling used film canisters, Melbourne-based Ikigai Camera Lab has reached a significant milestone, diverting more than one metric tonne of film plastic from landfill through what it describes as Australia's first film community recycling initiative.

The Williamstown North lab says the achievement is roughly equivalent to keeping 180,000 35mm film containers out of the waste stream.

More in the 🔗 below

03/06/2026

Aussie photographers have enjoyed the sweet taste of victory at the annual World Food Photography Awards, with local photographers recording the second-highest number of category winners of any country in the competition...what a result! 🇦🇺

The 2026 awards drew close to 9,000 entries from more than 50 countries, celebrating food photography from farm fields and vineyards to restaurant tables and street markets.

More in the link below 👇

29/05/2026

The June/July issue of AP magazine is almost here, with this issue featuring the iconic Bronte Pool by Sydney's Mark Appleton, one of this year’s finalists in The Landscape Awards 2026 presented by WD.

Inside, you’ll find all the winners, runners-up and finalists from this year’s awards, showcasing truly outstanding landscape photography from across Australia and beyond.

The magazine should be out in the next few days 🤘

28/05/2026

Huge congratulations to the winners of our free monthly photo comp for April!

The theme was Night Light, and was kindly sponsored by our good friends at Summit Creative.

You can see the full wrap-up below, and there's still time to enter our free comp for May - link to that below too!

27/05/2026

Huge congratulations to our amazing winners of The Landscape Awards 2026!

We've also now published the top 30s in each category on the Landscape Awards website, link below.

A big thanks to our sponsors WD, Camera House, OM System and EIZO APAC.

26/05/2026

Vivid Sydney has suspended its headline drone show for several nights after a technical malfunction during Monday evening’s performance sent multiple aircraft falling into Darling Harbour.

The disruption occurred during the festival’s 7.30pm “Star-Bound” display above Cockle Bay, with spectators reporting drones dropping out of formation and into the harbour shortly after the show began.

More in the link below 👇