With its I Am New Zealand campaign, Nikon is inviting everyday New Zealanders to share their little corner of the country through photography. These images may give us a window into the landscape and culture, and, at their best, evoke the photographer’s connection with the place and what it means to them.
Check out your competition with some of our favourite recent entries below, and take a look at the full galleries and entry details here.
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.
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.
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
Founded back in 2009 by Australian landscape photographer David Evans with the support of Epson Australia, the Epson International Pano Awards has since grown into an annual competition dedicated to the art of panoramic photography.
In D-Photo no. 59 we featured interviews and imagery from the winners of the inaugural Eyes on Asia competition, designed
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