Our picks 3: Sigma D-Photo Amateur Photographer of the Year
27 April 2018
Have a look at our latest batch of stunning entries — and with nearly 2,500 images entered so far, this is definitely just the tip of the iceberg.
Have a look at our latest batch of stunning entries — and with nearly 2,500 images entered so far, this is definitely just the tip of the iceberg.
Returning for its second year is Wellington’s documentary photography festival, Photival, which is running 26–29 April.
The entries continue to stream in, and we continue to be impressed by the variety and skill of the images entered.
The Sigma D-Photo Amateur Photographer of the Year has been live just over a week, and already we’ve had a fantastic response with almost 900 images entered!
Having established itself as an unmissable event on the calendar for amateur photographers, the Sigma D-Photo Amateur Photographer of the
Monash Gallery of Art (MGA)’s exhibition, Antipodean emanations: cameraless photographs from Australia and New Zealand, will bring together Australian and New Zealand artists who push boundaries through experimentation. They unearth the elemental properties of photographic practice by exploring the art of cameraless photography from a new perspective with 80 cameraless photographs.
Nikon has turned 100, and to celebrate its successes and developments over past century, it is looking to the future. Sending 10 of its iconic cameras to 10 of New Zealand’s top photographers, Nikon asked the question, “What is your single hope for the future of New Zealand?”
The media will redefine modern masculinity this year — according to Getty Images’ 2018 Visual Trends. ‘Masculinity Undone’ is one of three trends the photo agency has identified as reshaping the visual language consumers will be most responsive to this year, alongside ‘Second Renaissance’ and ‘Conceptual Realism’.
The cream of New Zealand’s next crop of young photographers and film-makers has once again been honoured in the annual Canon Eyecon competition. We look at Canon’s pick of the country’s top up-and-comers
Harnessing her artistic practice to highlight our need for urgent environmental care, Natalie Robertson’s latest project, He Wai Mou! He Wai Mau!, pulls two of New Zealand’s more imperiled waterways into close focus
Michael Miller, head of the SAE Auckland film department, has won Best Postgrad Fiction Film 2017 at the recent Uni Shorts festival in Auckland with his short film, Parasites.
Most photographers dream of making their passion line their pockets. But, in a fiercely competitive photographic market, in which anyone can buy a camera and call themselves a professional photographer, it’s not only experience, credibility and business acumen that set shooters apart — it’s finding their niche.
Whether there’s a photographer in your life or it’s yourself that you’re shopping for, it’s easy to get lost in the innumerable options available. Luckily, we’ve had a year to look at, test, play with, and ponder many of the best photography products available, and we’ve filtered them all through our collective experience to bring you this monster camera buyers guide — for beginners right through to photography buffs, and sure to suit any budget.
The Sony World Photography Awards celebrates its 11th anniversary of spotlighting and showcasing the best photography in the world from the past year. Free to enter, and open to all photographers, the awards are an authoritative voice in the photographic industry, with the power to shape the careers of its winning, shortlisted, and commended photographers.
Getty Images photojournalist awarded for his groundbreaking work documenting the cruelty and tragedy of the trade in rhino horn
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