Canon and TNT will bring an exhibition of winning images from the prestigious World Press Photo contest to Australia in June and July.
World Press Photo Exhibition Coming to Australia
Canon will once again bring to Australia an exhibition of winners in the prestigious World Press Photo contest, which showcases the best of the past year’s professional press photography.
Winner of Sydney Opera House Photography Competition Announced
Charles Fortin of Sydney has been named as winner of the House in Focus photography competition run by Sydney Opera House and Hewlett-Packard.
William and Winifred Bowness Photography Prize
Entries are sought for the annual William and Winifred Bowness Photography Prize, which offers $20,000 for a single photographic work by an Australian photographer.
Win an Epson Home Photo Lab
Epson is offering digital photographers the chance to win a complete home digital photo lab as the major prize in its Summer Scenes Christmas promotion.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition Closes Soon
Online entries to the 44th international Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition close on Monday 31 March.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year, 2010 on show at the Australian Museum
Direct from London’s Natural History Museum, a showcase of 118 of the best images from the 2010 Wildlife Phootographer of the Year Award will be on exhibit at the Australian Museum from 4 December 2010 until 13 March 2011.
We Can End Poverty Photo Competition
The AFP Foundation is calling for entries to its second international photography contest, which is run in partnership with the United Nations Development Program (UNDP).
Wildlife by Twilight
The Australian Museum has scheduled a special series of late night openings between February and April 2010 to allow working people to view the popular Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2009 exhibition.
WD Launches Time Capsule Project
WD has today announced the ø¢â‚¬ËœTime Capsule Project’, a special initiative that aims to capture the moments of our time and safely store them on a WD hard drive for future generations to see.
