Thursday 6May, 2021, 10am–3.30pm / Online via Microsoft Teams

The Imaging Futures Lab at RMIT University presents a symposium on expanded photography and the future of the image.  Involving acade […]

A wide-ranging interview with Jim Casper, LensCulture’s co-founder and editor-in-chief, in which he offers advice for emerging photographers and much more.

Lens Culture interview with Jim Casper

Recently photographer Yvette Roman was dropped from a commercial job with Canon due to a lack of Instagram followers. This interview with Yvette, posted on fstoppers, offers an interesting insight in ways in […]

Use these Actions to enable advanced image editing in Photoshop.  Download the attached Actions, to include these action sets note the following instructions;

Open Photoshop, locate the Actions Panel.  If i […]

Presented at the 18th Pingyao International Photography Festival (PIPF) in the Pingyao Ancient City, central Shanxi province, mainland China, Territories showcases recent Bachelor of Arts (Photography)(Honours), […]

When submitting images to competitions or curators, follow these important conventions to ensure you meet guidelines, as well as provide easy access to information about the images.  The key messages in this post […]

If you would like your photographs to be used for marketing purposes, please complete the form and following the instructions to upload images.  RMIT Photo may use your images for public promotion of our […]

I love the Artybollocks Generator, a site that spews a perfectly contemporary bit of all-purpose, grammatically correct nonsense for use as an “artist’s statement.” Just hit a button and it fills in a template […]

The Met’s Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History pairs essays and works of art with chronologies, telling the story of art and global culture through the Museum’s collection.

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There is one simple rule to follow in the management, storage and backing up of digital photographic images;

Always have 2 physical copies and one remote copy.

What this means is that you reduce the […]

The following video tutorials explore how the fundamentals of photography align with controls and features of digital cameras.  Photography is still all about the capturing of light, and controlling how light c […]

Looking for some inspiration?  See how some of the most accomplished photographers approach their work.

There are two ways to adjust a monitor when photographic colour accuracy and consistency is required.

Calibration refers to adjustments that effect the hardware of a monitor and enable the shifting of colours […]

An artist statement should address or include the following:

A poetic interpretation of your work, supporting the conceptual and visual connections in your work.
Self awareness of how other artists or […]

Photoshop changed the way photography was captured, stored, shared and disseminated.  Physical medium was replaced by electronic signals and photographic editing shifted from being accessible only by the well […]

The following processes are designed to expand the visual possibilities of photographic images in Adobe Photoshop.  These processes consider the language of photography and how to work with light, tone and colour […]

Australian artist and academic Dr Murray McKeich demonstrates some of his unusual techniques and methods, and shows us how he makes his extraordinary images.  Demo files are available for d […]

Lynda.com is an online resource site for learning software.  The lessons and videos will introduce you to the core concepts of photographic software, and show you, step by step, how to do certain things in […]