Australian Photography

Australian Photography has one simple goal – to make you a better photographer. Each month the magazine features insightful photo tips to help you improve the way you shoot, edit and share your images. There's also interviews with leading pro shooters, step-by-step image-editing guides, photo competitions, reviews of the latest gear and much more

Australian Photography

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YOUR BEST SHOT • A theme aimed to challenge you to look beyond the static and find the rhythm in the world around, we were wowed with dozens of great entries this issue. Here were our picks.

THE Landscape AWARDS 2025 • A monster storm bearing down on a tiny woolshed, a seascape scene in a truly jaw-dropping location, a beautiful abstract aerial, and an atmospheric long exposure have shared the honours in The Landscape Awards 2025 presented by Camera House.

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FIT TO PRINT • A new exhibition that delves into Fairfax’s archives to uncover defining moments from more than 50 years of Australian news history has opened at the National Library of Australia. We sat down for a chat with photojournalist Mike Bowers, who curated Fit to Print, to find out what he discovered when he took on the mammoth task of sorting through more than 18,000 historic images.

COMPOSED TO CAPTIVATE • Great landscape photography isn’t just about being in the right place at the right time—it’s about how you frame what’s in front of you. Here, we look at a few key ways to improve your compositions.

DUST TO DUST • This striking aerial presents a raw and sparse view of a cemetery in rural NSW.

WITH A FLICK OF A TAIL • Sometimes things just don’t go according to plan—and especially when travelling.

FUJIFILM GFX100RF • Forget the idea of Fujifilm’s newest camera just being a bigger X100VI – instead, the GFX100RF looks to bring something fresh, as Drew Hopper finds out.

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AFFINITY PHOTO (IPAD) • The Affinity Photo iPad app first appeared in the Apple app store in 2017, but in the proceeding years it has only become more capable. Steve Thomas takes a look.