Inspiring ways to improve your photos
Inspiring ways to improve your photos
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The wildlife photography of Charles Davis is typified by a quality of intimacy that reflects where and how he grew up.
The volatility of Australian politics in recent years was a baptism of fire for award-winning press gallery photographer Alex Ellinghausen.
Lee Duguid’s picture-taking career began when he and a friend from university joined up for a trip across south-east Asia.
Clayton Hairs tossed a rock into the water and found his photographic purpose.
The old family photos that inspired Sue Daley’s lifelong interest in photography were crucial to her decision to commit to it full-time.
When Scott Portelli isn’t photographing animals doing what comes naturally in remote or underwater places, he’s usually helping someone else to do it.
With an unusual eye in more ways than one, Perth photographer Brett Canet-Gibson has created space for himself on the artier side of the commercial sphere.
Not long after shooting Wimbledon 2019, Ella Ling gave us a slice of life as a pro tennis photographer.
The Grampians are the heart and soul of Marty Schoo’s photography.
‘We all believe that this is the important issue of our day. It’s actually a crisis. If you engage in the environmental rant, I think people turn off. But if you open up a place for discourse, for understanding – through photographs, through things that are open to a personal interpretation, hopefully that’s a more profound transformative experience.’ – Nicholas de Pencier
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