The Weather: an exhibition of Fairfax Media photographs
Ella Rubeli "It's hot, there are embers flying which get caught on your clothes and burn you, your eyes are stinging from the smoke and it's hard to breathe."
Exhibition: Haviv's lost photographs
Ella Rubeli "Looking at the scanned rolls was a bit of a remarkable experience, it had a mix of emotions."
The secrets of Australia's oldest and ugliest road
Ella Rubeli A clown school graduation ceremony, a leftorium and a team of brothel cleaners: photographs from Parramatta road.
Win a cruise along the Mekong: enter the Traveller Big Picture competition for travel photography
Here's how to enter Traveller's fifth Big Picture competition for travel photography.
Photographer documents her animal-whispering daughter
Ella Rubeli "The world that my daughter and I explore is one where the line between human and animal overlaps or is blurred."
Announcing the April Clique Challenge winner
Ella Rubeli Since moving to Sydney from rural Ireland, Rosemary English has found herself entranced by the swimming rituals of Australians at Bronte baths.
The families who took refuge in a prison after Typhoon Haiyan
Ella Rubeli After Typhoon Hainan devastated houses across the Philippines, a jail opened its doors to shelter the inmates of displaced families.
$25,000 photography prize open for entries
Ella Rubeli One of Australia's most valuable photography prizes, the William and Winifred Bowness Photography Prize, is open for entries.
'It's very difficult to shoot [photos] while under fire'
Ella Rubeli, Joel Meares Conflict photographer Kate Geraghty will be delivering the luncheon address at the Press Council's 40th-anniversary conference.
Buildings & Monuments - your brief and video tutorial for the May Clique Challenge
Fairfax photographer Peter Rae joins us for our latest video tutorial with practical advice on making an entry for the May Challenge "Buildings & Monuments".
The photographer exploring Sydney's scariest buildings
Brett Patman has been trespassing on abandoned building sites for five years to photograph their haunting and beautiful interiors.
Head On Photo Festival announces 50 exhibitions
Australia's biggest photography festival is nearly upon us. Here are some of the exhibitions and events to look forward to.
"This exhibition was a healing process for me"
Rachel Olding A photography exhibition at Sydney University explores the stories of disabled women who have been victims of violence.
Beneath the 'bula smile'
Ella Rubeli When photographer Eva Schroeder explored Fiji's largest markets after dark, she discovered a very different world.
The many faces of a man exposed
Lucy Cormack As time and natural light ran out, this month's Clique winner almost didn't catch his winning shot.
How I shot that photo: the flaming football
Ella Rubeli Why did Jay Cronan decided to light a football on fire? For art's sake, of course.
For the love of Elvis
Ella Rubeli They are dressed in leather jackets, some with their hair greased back, most with large bunches of flowers, striking sultry poses in worship of their god: Elvis Presley.
Pictures tell a story of mental illness
Peter Barrett What does mental illness look like? Last year, national mental health charity SANE Australia decided to find out. It asked 5000 people (70 per cent of whom had a lived experience with mental illness) to scrutinise six depictions taken from Getty Images' iStock collection and answer an accompanying set of questions. The images included a landscape, a silhouette of a person looking down-and-out in an alleyway, a graphic illustration of a brain and a woman talking to a health professional.
Stella-Rae Zelnik celebrates motorbikes at M16
Sally Pryor Photographer brings out the joys of the community who travel on custom-made motorbikes.
