Documentary photographer Christina Simons travelled to Central America embarking on a visual journey to pursue, share and expose the...Why?

Through her documentary photography, Christina is compelled to tell the stories of those who do not have the means to do so themselves.

A Londoner living in Sydney, Prithi reveals to us about her deep attraction to the intoxicating genre of street photography.

Lana's work fuses abstract elements with fine details, combining seemingly disparate fragments to evoke a sense of magic realism.

REVIEW: AASPI's new book 'Melbourne Unmasked' presents a remarkable array of street photography that features some of Australia’s finest.

For International Women's Day, Suzanne Phoenix has taken over 100 portraits of cis and trans women and non-binary people in Melbourne.

Photographs punctuate Suzanne's life, giving her life a rhythm and focusing on topics to see more representation by a female gaze.

Australian photographer Suzanne Phoenix captured intimate household portraits in her hometown in the Yarra Valley during Covid lockdown.

For Pepijn, photography gives him the chance to capture what he is thinking and seeing. We talk to Pepijn about what motivates him.

Jo Kalinowski shot an Australian Debutante Ball, and we report about the traditional and modern versions of such events.

Through her photography, Jo has allowed herself to discover an emotion or thought that has connected her past to her present.

You will most likely find Mark hunting the light and shadows in the laneways of his home city Melbourne to get that elusive shot.

Discovering his home city's soul and what it meant to him, Adrian developed an understanding, vision and style for his photography.

Photographer Adam Sinclair shows his love for his home city of Melbourne with the use of strong compositions, contrasts and rich colours.

Inspired by her local relaxed beach lifestyle in Australia, Melanie's photographs combine an observed realism with a touch of quirkiness.