Australian photographers

A classic photograph taken by renowned social observer Rennie Ellis captures a moment in time when Australian pubs were more like lounge rooms than craft beer cafes.

In the last instalment in our audio visual series on celebrated Australian photographs, Jonny Weeks talks to Mervyn Bishop about his iconic image of Gough Whitlam pouring earth into the hand of Indigenous elder Vincent Lingiari in 1975

Brisbane pub 1982 - by Rennie Ellis

From loud bursts of colour to quiet family moments, these 28 images paint a picture of Australia’s unique personality.

Photographer Trent Parke – the only Australian to become a full member of Magnum Photos – is exhibiting a series of personal works at Art Gallery of South Australia from March 14

Born and raised in Brewarrina, New South Wales, Mervyn Bishop was encouraged by his mother to take his first photograph. After witnessing the 'magic' of th...

Photographer Bobbi-lee Hille, 29, from Perth, has paid homage to her Indigenous culture with stunning images of babies, with traditional Indigenous props and Aboriginal dot paintings.

Fifteen artists reinterpret the image in Under the Sun: Reimagining Max Dupain’s Sunbaker, a new exhibition presented by the Australian Centre for Photography

Time is not out there – "now" is a strange trick of the mind. The good news is that with training you can live in the moment for longer

Twelve years ago Julie Fletcher ditched her desk job, left behind the bright city lights and opted for the simpler life in remote parts of Australia. She now spends her time capturing spectacular and often surreal photographs of the Australian landscape, in some of the most secluded parts of the country.