All the best advice from our panel of world-class judges from Australasia's Top Emerging Photographers 2020. It's compulsory reading for all those entering.

Entries are now open for the 14th annual National Photographic Portrait Prize, offering a first prize of $30,000 for the most outstanding portrait.

The call for submissions for the Belfast Photo Festival is now open with a deadline of 5 March 2021. It offers artists and photographers the opportunity to exhibit their work alongside some of the biggest names in the field.

Our current special offer of just $23 a year will get you four issues of Capture magazine, in both print and digital. This offer applies to Australian addresses only, and expires after 31 January 2021.

The call for entries for the 2021 World Press Photo is now open for entries in the Photo Contest and Digital Storytelling categories. The deadline to enter is 12 January 2021.

After 70 years, the world's largest photography tradeshow is no more, and photokina in Cologne will be postponed until further notice.

Conceived almost 50 years ago, the Australian Centre for Photography will go into 'hibernation' while the board considers the future of one of our leading arts institutions.

Buy a print captured by some of the world's best fine art and nature photographers, with all net proceeds going to support Conservation International.

We're delighted to announce an exclusive, one-off webinar with Sony imaging Ambassador and Australian Photography Photographer of the Year judge, Mark Galer.

Over 13.000 submissions from 120 countries were received for the 2020 International Photography Awards (IPA), and judges have named the winners in the 13 categories in both Professional and Non-Professional/Student divisions.

French Photographer Greg Lecoeur has been named overall winner, Photographer of the Year 2020, of the 6th annual Siena International Photo Awards (SIPA) for his image, 'Frozen Mobile Home'.

Taking out top honours from almost 6,000 images entered, Canadian photographer Matt Jackisch has been named as the overall winner in the 2020 Epson International Pano Awards. A number of Australians feature in the Top 5.

Almost two decades in the making, Ken Duncan’s new book, 'Walking in the Wild', is devoted exclusively to wildlife imagery.

An image by West Australian photographer Gary Meredith, 'Huddle up, it’s cold!', has been named winner of the People's Choice in the 2020 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year.

In the midst of a global pandemic the world finds itself simultaneously more connected and more isolated than ever before. 25 photographers across four countries have united to document the uncertain times of 2020.

Check out the amazing work from the first annual Aerial Photography Award. Belgian photographer Sebastien Nagy took out top honours.