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McNicol leaves an important legacy in Australian portraiture, a genre of photography he pursued for his entire career.

Sony’s newest super-telephoto lens is here. But is it worth getting for Alpha shooters? Doug Gimesy finds out.

Panasonic has announced the LUMIX S 100–500mm, the first ultra-telephoto zoom in its LUMIX S lineup.

This 'next-generation' standard zoom lens is reported as having five times faster autofocus than its predecessor, and is the lightest in its class.

Profoto's latest 250W & 500W monolights come with brighter and quieter modelling light, faster recycle times, user-replaceable flash tubes, and the return of the sync port.

Costing the same as the 27-inch Apple Studio Display, could this 32-inch 6K monitor with 218 ppi and 40% more screen real estate be a compelling alternative?

Award-winning photographer Mariska Karto explores the complex layers of femininity, strength, and vulnerability in stunning visual narratives where her multicultural heritage and Baroque fantasy collide.

Drawn to remote landscapes, Droppert uses a minimalist aesthetic and distinctive editing style to craft ethereal, dreamlike images that embody serenity, simplicity, and silence.

In Fryxell's New York street photos, there is a palpable energy that pulses through each frame, a sense of being present for a fleeting moment of pure, unfiltered humanity.

This is the world captured in Eden, a masterful fusion of landscape grandeur and athletic dynamism showcasing New Zealand's mountain biking scene.

This 300 page photobook features striking images of the players, the dedicated support crews, the fervent fans, and the unique humour and camaraderie that binds rural football communities together.

Originally published in 1981, and now in a third edition, Susan Meiselas’s Nicaragua is a contemporary classic – a seminal contribution to the literature of 'concerned' photography.