Inside Imaging

Russian dictator Vladimir Putin has made a major impact through his career, much of which history will likely judge as appalling. His role in the weird little photographic niche which is Lomography is one chapter which is more benign than most of his biography… Read more

Adobe employees are concerned the software giant’s new text-prompt generative AI tool may cannibalise its customers, by causing job losses in the creative industries that… Read more

Eastman Kodak has sold out the iconic brand name yet again by signing a perpetual licence agreement with eyewear conglomerate, EssilorLuxottica. This expands on an… Read more

The Victorian Archives Centre (VAC) has launched the Collective City photo exhibition, a display of historical archival pictures of Melbourne showing alongside contemporary images submitted… Read more

One of Australia’s finest photographers and critics, the great Robert McFarlane, peacefully passed away on July 19, 2023. Robert was born in Adelaide in 1942,… Read more

The Image Makers Association Australia (IMAA) is continuing its multi-pronged advocacy strategy by representing photographers at a recent Copyright Roundtable, as well as drafting a submission for an upcoming Government consultation on AI.

The IMAA might just be the voice that the Australian pro photo industry desperately needs, with the new professional photography association achieving all the milestones it set out in its initial roadmap. Read more

Australian portrait photographer, Helen Whittle, is distressed that her image of her daughter has been appropriated by an Italian street artist to paint a pro-Russian… Read more