For the AIPP’s Australian Professional Photography Awards (APPA), portrait photographer Keren Dobia was named the 2017 AIPP Australian Professional Photographer of the Year. Read on to learn all the winners.

In case you’ve been dozing in the shade of a large boulder, you might have missed some pretty significant news coming out of the world of retouching. Electric Art and Cream Studios have merged to become Cream Electric Art.

The deadline to make a submission for The Annual is almost here! Don't miss the opportunity to make a submission of your very finest work for consideration. Read on to see some of the amazing work that made the grade in 2016.

Norwegian photographer Terje Abusdal has won the Leica Oskar Barnack Award 2017 with his long-term project, "Slash & Burn". The Leica Oskar Barnack Award Newcomer 2017 was awarded to the Ukrainian photographer, Sergey Melnitchenko.

Gideon Mendel’s book, Dzhangal, provides an alternative portrait of residents of the Jungle refugee camp in Calais, France, by presenting a series of photographs of discarded items such as toothbrushes, playing cards, and teargas canisters.

Photographer North Sullivan does not believe that the winning entry is either a photograph or a portrait. "Interpreting the definition of a portrait may be less clear cut. But draw on a sheet of photographic film does not a photograph make."

Has the footloose and fancy-free approach to "creating" works of art by Richard Prince finally come to an end? A lawsuit in New York holds the answer.

The winner of the 2017 award, of $20,000, was Sydney-based Justine Varga of Sydney, for the portrait of her grandmother, Maternal Line 2017.

From the makers of Capture and Australian Photography comes FOTO L!VE - a unique one-day event all about helping you get more out of your photography. Join 8 of Australia's most inspiring photographers as they share their passion for photography.

Sandra Müller's book, Dog People, is a revealing and humorous look at pooches and how they can so closely take on human characteristics. It features 83 gorgeous portraits.

The call for submissions for the biggest Capture edition of the year is now open. Will your work make the cut?

"Sweater dude", Sam Barsky, from Baltimore, Maryland, has knitted over 100 sweaters of landscape scenes, and then been photographed in the various locations. That's dedication!!!

In another shock for the photographic industry, leading studio flash manufacturer, Bowens International, is going into liquidation.

Amateur and professional photographers are invited to submit images that depict their interpretation of life in Australia for the City of Sydney’s Australian Life photography competition for the chance to win $10,000. Entries close soon.

Adobe is reaching out to users of Lightroom to identify all the performance issues they're experiencing so that the company can address them.

These amazing portraits were all shot with a drop of water acting as the lens, part of an advertising campaign for SPA Nederlands.