Australia is world-renowned for its firework displays - New Year's Eve, Australia Day and ANZAC Day, to name a few public events that are often commemorated with a bang. And there is never any shortage of spectators taking in the delights and wanting to memorialise them through photography. ... Read More
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Join us as we explore the common types of binoculars, their features, and give some tips on what to consider when buying binoculars. ... Read More
Get "One on One" with our newest "Ted's Master", Michael Willson!
Michael Willson is AFL Media’s senior photographer, he brings his love of the game to each match he photographs. ... Read More
In celebration of Nikon's 100th anniversary, we're happy to announce the winner of our "Nikon Birthday Photo Competition"! Did you win this months $2700 Nikon prize? ... Read More
Long exposure is something every photographer has tried at least once. In simple terms it involves leaving the shutter open for a long period of time in order to capture more light than our eyes perceive. The longer the shutter is left open the brighter the image will be. If the light source moves while the shutter is open you will experience blurring of that light source. With me so far?
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