Surfer and surf photographer Al Mackinnon has made a name for himself shooting the hottest waves in the world’s coldest water.

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Surfer and surf photographer Al Mackinnon has made a name for himself shooting the hottest waves in the world’s coldest water.

This month, Photo Review had the privilege of attending the Kayell-sponsored Fine Art of Inkjet Printing workshop presented by Dr Les Walkling. [By Margaret Brown, February 2015]

When the thunderclouds are rolling in and lightning’s likely to strike, stormchaser Marie Freitag gets ready to rumble.

David Darcy has become one of Australia’s best-known photographers by following his nose into specialising in the nation’s iconic rural dogs.

Deb Bonney is living proof that it’s possible to unlock your creativity very quickly indeed.

Perth photographer Caitlin Worthington talks about the inspirations and techniques behind her ‘dreamy, not quite realistic’ fashion photography.

A new photographic competition, The International Landscape Photographer of the Year Award, run by local company IC12 Pty Ltd in partnership with noted Australian photographer, Peter Eastway, is highlighting the ongoing debate about the role of post-production, and especially Photoshop skills, in contemporary digital photography.

Rev elation By Steve Packer A fateful brush with tragedy steered Tasmanian Jarrod Leonard into reinventing himself as a motorsport photographer. Motorsport photography is largely about being in the right place at the right time to capture …

‘I regard the photograph as a visual documentation of time and change.’

I wanted a burst of colour. This shot was all done in-camera, with me and two others throwing powder on the count of three. Part of my Queen series. This is Mary Queen of Scots who was executed for her Catholic faith. …
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