See the winners from this year's Shoot the Chef competition
A photographer took a pair of scissors to his work when preparing a winning recipe for the Shoot the Chef competition.
Vote in the Nikon People's Choice Award for Shoot the Chef
Each month we ask Clique members to vote for their favourite image from a selection of entries from the Clique Challenge in the Nikon People's Choice Award. Voting closes Monday, October 17.
Emotion - your brief and video tutorial for the October Clique Challenge
Fairfax photographer Penny Stephens joins us for our latest video tutorial with practical advice on making an entry for the October Challenge "Emotion".
Light and form: The architectural photography of Lucien Herne
Upon seeing Herve's work, Le Corbusier declared, 'You have the eye of an architect,' and hired him as his personal photographer.
All that glitters is not gold: New photography by Stuart Miller
Objects dipped in liquid gold, from a banana to a revolver, symbolise the trickery of the advertising world in photographer Stuart Miller's latest series.
Inverted life: Robyn Stacey's camera obscura installations
Since 2013, Sydney-based photographer Robyn Stacey has been transforming rooms into walk-in camera obscuras, early forms of cameras which project the outside world inside. Her latest series of installations, Dark Wonder , creates the 'magic mirror of life' in the studios and residences of notable Australians, from the Rose Seidler House to Wendy Whitely's Lavendar Bay residence. Dark Wonder is on exhibition at Stills Gallery, Sydney until November 5.
Andrew Quilty in Afghanistan: "The adrenalin takes over"
Sydney Morning Herald photo editor Mags King travelled to Perpignan to attend Visa Pour L'Image, where she met up with former Fairfax photographer, Andrew Quilty, to talk about his last three years working in Afghanistan.
Sydney Life prize goes to black and white barber shop portrait
A photograph capturing the history of the Aussie barber shop wins the prestigious Australian Life photography prize.
What are we looking at when we look at a photograph?
Fourteen contemporary photographers push the envelope of photography in a new show at Art Gallery of New South Wales.
Still light: TV Camera operators show skills with stills
An exhibition is showcasing the still photographs taken by news and current affairs television camera operators from Australia's television networks.
Secrets of Blue Mountains unveiled in photography exhibition
Professional and amateur photographers alike are drawn to photograph the brilliant light and unusual rock pagodas of the Gardens of Stone, just near Lithgow.
Fairfax and Clique photographers among semi finalists for prestigious prize
Fairfax photographers and Clique members are in the running for the prestigious $50,000 Moran Contemporary Photography prize.
'As time marches on there will always be a Sydney of yesterday'
'Whatever pictures are made of our great Sydney today will in future years have some historical interest and value. As time marches on there will always be a Sydney of yesterday.'
View from the top: Man on wire wins Clique Sport and Action Challenge
Avid rock climber and high-liner Ryan Sleiman took his winning shot at 6am from a 140 metre high cliff.
Right Hear, Right Now: Photography project explores experiences of deafness
"Rejecting my deafness and refusing to wear my hearing aids is not something I am proud of," says photographer Kate Disher-Quill, whose new photography project addresses her acceptance of her disability.
Polixeni Papapetrou photographs youth, beauty and blooms
Contemporary Australian photographer explores the transience of youth and beauty in her latest series, Eden.
Australian Life photography competition finalists
Hundreds of photographers from across the country have put their creativity in the frame for one of Australia's most prestigious photography competitions.
The land where the crow flies backwards: Capturing the Murray-Darling
"This area is so reliant on the river, the communities are there because of the river, and now that it's running dry, the way people relate to the land is changing."
Melbourne hotel room transformed into camera obscura
Artist Robyn Stacey uses early camera technology to 'magically' project the city inside a Melbourne hotel room.
Hunting the southern lights on the Victorian coast
Waiting for the sky to dance requires patience, luck and dogged determination.
Seven survival skills for emerging photographers
Thinking of taking your photography to the next level and becoming a pro? Here are a few wise words of advice from Australian professionals.