An image by a Polish photographer has seen him awarded with the title of “Drone Photographer of the Year” at the 2nd annual edition of the 2019 Drone Awards photo contest.

A total of 79 finalists have been selected for the 2019 Olive Cotton Award for photographic portraiture. The overall winner, taking home $20,000, will be announced at the opening of the exhibition at the Tweed Regional Gallery on 12 July.

Victorian pet photographer named Nikon NZIPP International Photographer of the Year.

The call for entries for the 4th annual Sony Alpha Awards is now open. The deadline is 31 August.

Kris Anderson, of Sinnamon Park, has been named AIPP QLD Professional Photographer of the Year.

Can public institutions use your images for free, without permission, and without crediting you? If you're in Texas, apparently they can!

Submissions for the $15,000 Pool Grant close 27 June.

B&W enthusiasts rejoice! Fujifilm has just announced a new film stock for 35mm and medium format – Neopan 100 Acros II.

Entries are now open for the $30,000 William and Winifred Bowness Photography Prize. Deadline is 10 July.

The call for submissions for the 2019 Ian Parry Scholarship is now open. The role of the scholarship is to keep the values and traditions of photojournalism alive and well, by encouraging and supporting young emerging talent.

Who was crowned the People's Choice winner at the Head On Photo Festival 2019?

Official news of Fujifilm's 100-megapixel medium format mirrorless digital camera is just hours away.

Following the completion of investigations into breaches of the rules of entry in recent AIPP National and Victorian State Professional Photography Awards, the AIPP has announced the correct winners across 13 categories over the last few years.

Check out the winners of the 2019 Head On Photo Awards who shared a prize pool of $60,000 across four categories: Portrait, Landscape, Mobile, and Student.

Tamara Dean has won the 2019 Moran Contemporary Photographic Prize (MCPP) for her image, 'Endangered.'

Commercial photographer Mark Zed APP M.Photog took out the overall win to become the 2019 AIPP EPSON South Australian Professional Photographer of the Year.