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More than 30 photographs taken by Australian veterans during their service in Afghanistan are being brought together for Point & Shoot, an exhibition offering a personal perspective on military service through the eyes of those who experienced it.
The Australian Government is considering restricting or banning the use of smart glasses capable of recording people in Commonwealth workplaces, amid growing concerns about privacy and security.
Topaz Labs will remain a standalone brand, with its existing apps and models continuing to be offered separately. Its CEO, Eric Yang, will join Adobe's Digital Video and Audio team.
Access to aerial photography has given photographer Ken Opeskin a unique perspective on Australia’s coastline, revealing patterns and textures that can be difficult to recognise from the ground.
Twenty years ago, my wife and I left a mountain hut in the frigid darkness to climb the north face of Gran Paradiso. In an accessible chest pouch, I carried my brand-new Canon 5D. This is the story behind the shot.
In part two of our series on continuous lighting for portraiture, we look at a few experiments to try, and what you should look for when buying.
Does ASUS' mid-tier monitor live up to the spec sheet? We took it for a test drive to see how it handles day-to-day use.
Sony’s 100-400mm f/4.5 GM OSS is a versatile telephoto zoom with plenty of reach without the bulk of a super-telephoto. We put it to the test to see how it performs in the field.
The Z5IIC is equipped with a backside-illumination CMOS sensor and the same EXPEED 7 image-processing engine found in Nikon’s Z5 II.
Tasmanian Nick Green's decade-long project explores wilderness, solitude and the healing power of nature.
Fresh from exhibitions at the Australian National Maritime Museum and Lunar Studios, Sydney photographer Maddison Woollard is making waves in the challenging genre of underwater photography.
For nearly seventy years, photographer Mervyn Bishop has shaped our views of Aboriginal Australia. With a new book and exhibition on the horizon, he reflects on an extraordinary life behind the lens.
