Making your mark: Top tips from Diana Markosian, Juno Calypso and Hayley Louisa Brown

"I’m looking for the sort work one makes because they can’t imagine not making it…That’s when it feels raw"

Superman - Gaël Monfils at the 2016 Australian Open, by James O'brien

James O’brien has been shooting the world’s top sporting events for the last 20 years. He shoots in various styles and genres, including editorial, commercial, PR, corporate, and portraits.

Charlie surfs on Lotus Flowers - A breakthrough project by Simone Sapienza

"Vietnam was all built in my imagination but just thanks to the cinema, through movies likeApocalypse Now....I was curious to see what the country that defeated the US looked like."

Quiet and unassuming - Flowers at Dusk by Esther Whyatt

"Our culture praises superficial beauty, loudness, overconfidence. The best things are frequently quiet and unassuming, often unseen or ignored."

Silent Kingdom - The extraordinary underwater photography of Christian Vizl

Christian Vizl’s extraordinary underwater photos have landed him 3rd Place in the Natural World category of the 2017 Sony World Photography Awards.

Home Instruction Manual - What makes the ideal home?

"For each project, I always start with an initial idea, then spend months researching and exploring it playfully in sketchbooks. This time I’ve been working with photographs and video as well."

Ethiopian Christmas Pilgrimage to Lalibela, by Mario Adario

"The reportage in Lalibela was shot over the three days I spent following an incredible flow of pilgrims wandering from one rock-hewn church to another."

Food Puns by Grant Hegedus

"This series shows what happens when you take the names of meals in a literal sense. It shows what happens when you begin to look at the language surrounding food..."

A new standard of speed, focusing accuracy - Sony a9

Sony today introduced its new revolutionary digital camera, the α9 (model ILCE-9).

Perfection often demands imperfection - An interview with Nelli Palomäki

"We fight against our mortality, denying it, yet photographs are there to prove our inescapable destiny. The idea of getting older is heart-rending."
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