The feeling in The Jordaan is that of a town within a city, both familiar and overwhelming. Tucked just to the west of central Amsterdam, the quarter has the hubbub of a big city but the serenity of a village.
Read moreThe Finalists of the Sunstudios Emerging Photographer Award 2018
Sunstudios will this week announce the winner of its tenth annual Emerging Photographer award. With an aim to proper the best of Australia’s younger photographers, the award is a launching board for future photographic success.
Read moreFirst on Film
While the memories might have faded, the image remains. To start off our roll of the Week series we take a look back on the weekend that Backyard Opera was transported to North Byron Parklands for the eighteenth instalment of Splendour in The Grass.
Read moreFlight Facilities at Enmore Theatre, August 24
You know that thing that happens when you rub your eyes too much? Bright colours and a sparkly sense of vision? Well, for me, that’s Flight Facilities, a band that plays the aural accompaniment to a kaleidoscopic animation – a harmony between vision and sound that is out of this world and indescribable.
Read moreFeature: Olivia Repaci
My main draw to photography is the profound sense of gratification I get from capturing the perfect moment, the best angle, a beautiful stroke of light.
Read moreFeature: Mars Alek
Born in Iran, I grew up interested in the fascinating world that surrounded me. The colours, the smells, the culture, the intensity. I was moved at a young age to capture what I saw through my lens.
Read moreInterview: Ryan Roake
People. People really inspired me to start shooting. I had a fascination with faces, expressions and different types of beauty. I started off with an old school camera, taking fun pictures at parties and social events.
Read moreHamish Campbell: Aogashima - life among the twin calderas
This selection of work by Japan-based photographer Hamish Campbell forms a part of his collection Aogashima - life among the twin calderas.
Read moreReview: One Camera, Two Lands – Z Axis
What can photography do? Of a myriad of questions that has surrounded the practice of photography, two exhibitions at this year’s Head On Photo Festival reveal the importance of asking this question once again.
Read moreInterview: Lenni Mattanja
Backyard Opera's photography director, Lenni Mattanja chats about her philosophy behind her images.
Read moreInterview: Micaela Mandorff // Not Waiting But Drifting
I would say my style of photography is clean and calm with Scandinavian influences. I love working through movements and capturing the moments in between.
Read moreWe Are Colourful on show at The Beresford
If you weren’t already aware, The Beresford and Absolut have teamed up to capture the spirit of Mardi Gras, bottle it, and then serve it up for brunch every Sunday.
Read moreExclusive: Killarney Heights
Captivating, and mysterious – Ariane is beautiful, and more. She has a warm, child-like way about her, that, when in front of the camera, transforms into one of a woman with a purpose.
Read moreInterview: Peter Balmer
We caught up with Peter Balmer to chat about his work, style and what inspires him.
Read moreHiro
Hiro, 19 // Tokyo, the youth of today, in the busiest city in the world.
Read moreSeries: Together
Since the Enlightenment, the idea of the individual as the natural state of being has reigned supreme. In the super-charged capitalism of the late 20th century and the early 21st the individual was extolled as the ideal, the single man against the world.
Read moreInterview: Lucy Deverall
We caught up with Lucy Deverall to chat about her work, style and exciting projects.
Read moreExclusive: Wash & Dry
Basic instructions on how to simultaneously heat things up and cool them down this summer.
Read moreInterview: Kane Grosvenor
We caught up with Kane Grosvenor to chat about his work, style and Craig Anderson.
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