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Experience the thrill of the world’s toughest mountain bike race.
Canon Circle mentors Macami, Steph and Darcy show how mentorship, inclusion and transparency are helping women creatives balance the scales this IWD 2026.
Four in five Australian students print out their work as a study aid.
A photographic exploration by Amber Jones of the evolution of Aotearoa’s water women as they navigate the physical, mental and spiritual impacts of motherhood.
Canon Ambassador Bonnie Cee discusses how she self-taught, self-propelled and self-funded her way from florist to filmmaker.
As 2023 takes a bow, we wrap it up with a cheer. Many moments captured, stories told, a year so grand and dear.
We reached out to some of the best photographers in our community for a list of their favourite destinations for travel photography.
From overcoming failure to adopting the right mindset, Canon Ambassador, Kate Cornish shares her tips on becoming a filmmaker.
How to shoot cycling with sports photographer Harry Talbot.
Harry Talbot: Capturing the Tour de France
Canon Ambassador, Alisha Lovrich shares her journey into sports photography as a female photographer.
Sam used the EOS R5 C on his shoot ‘Off Balance’, a short film and series of stills exploring movement in studio at SUNSTUDIOS Melbourne and on location on the surrounding streets.
Meet Scott Mason, photojournalist and ex Editor of 4x4 Australia. Read on to get a glimpse into his incredible career so far.
Talented Australian film director, Andrew Kaineder, is passionate about communicating authentic and honest storytelling through his work.
If you don’t know his name, you will probably know his work. Alex Coppel has been shaping our view of Australia for more than 20 years...
Mark Mohell, Imaging Services Manager at the National Portrait Gallery and acclaimed portrait photographer, Peter Brew-Bevan have worked together for the last five years bringing portrait photography to life, from capture to print.
Celebrating the inspirational women making waves in the industry.
International Women's Day: We spoke to Canon Master Kelly Brown
Director of Photography (DP) Carolyn Constantine ACS, the first woman elected NSW Branch President of the Australian Cinematographers Society.
International Women's Day: We spoke to Canon Master Jackie Ranken
International Women's Day: We spoke to Canon Master Virginia Woolf
Canon Professional Services at Repco Bathurst 1000, with the EOS R3.
The Clique Awards - See the winning images from the Canon Collective
See 10 of the most celebrated images of 2021 captured by the Canon Community.
Emily Abay tests the EOS R3 and shares her first impressions.
Following in the footsteps of his famous late father, Steve Irwin, Robert pursues his passion for wildlife conservation via photography and his work at Australia Zoo
How award-winning Australian photojournalist, Darrian Traynor uncovers important human-stories, from the sporting field to the war zones.
Anthony Gordon's Photographic Space Mission with the JAXA Space Agency
We caught Sean fresh off the road to chat about his career as a photographer, his favourite Aussie locations to capture, and his aspirations for the year to come. Learn more about what's in his go-to kit when he's on the road.
Andy Taylor, one of Australia’s foremost cinematographers and news cameramen talks tools of the trade for cinematographers; recommended camera settings for news and documentary shooting; tips for working with Netflix; and, five pieces of career advice to help aspiring videographers.
This year we've seen some incredible work come through from our community. Here are 15 of the most celebrated images of 2020.
We love reflecting on the incredible talent and stories shared by our community. Here are 10 of the most celebrated images in 2019.
Aidan Williams travels all over the world photographing slackliners in the most extreme conditions. Read about his niche photography style.
Professional lifestyle and wedding photographer Gemma Peanut pits the new Canon EOS 90D against the trusty 80D. Find out what she had to say here.
Stephen Dupont has chased disappearing worlds as a war correspondent for decades. It’s led him to all corners of the globe telling the gripping stories so many of us would never see.
Dive into the camera bag of adventure photographer, Krystle Wright to see how her kit's evolved over a decade of nomadic expeditions.
Canon Photographer Jenn Cooper explains everything from focal lengths and aperture values to the different types of available lenses and when to use each one.
Dive in for a behind-the-scenes look at National Geographic’s newest documentary, Save This Rhino with director, Taylor Steele and DOP, Thomaz Labanca and how their Canon gear created the ultimate run-and-gun filmmaking kit in South Africa.
Sean Scott is one of Australia’s leading travel photographers, but how did he get started and what’s in his kit? Find out here.
Jules now photographs for newspapers and magazines all over Australia. So, what’s in her kit bag? Well, that 60D she originally owned is long gone.
Photographer Gemma Peanut compares the revolutionary new EOS R mirrorless camera with her faithful 5D Mark IV DSLR. Find out what she had to say here.
Canon photographer Mark Clinton put his 5D Mark IV kit to the ultimate test when partnering with professional skiier, Fraser McDougall in New Zealand's Wanaka wilderness in a high-flying collaboration to get the shot. Watch the video here.
Fashion photographer Emily Abay and her crew head to SUNSTUDIOS in Sydney to put the new Canon EOS R Mirrorless System through its paces.
Warrick Eady was always a keen photographer, but it wasn’t until he came home to Australia after serving in Afghanistan with the army that it became a real influence on his life – thanks to the Canon Collective.
Elaine shares her favourite photography locations in Helsinki and Lapland. From snow-white fields to ethereal pine forests, Finland sure has a lot to offer.
Travel photographer Brook Rushton shares his favourite photography spots in magical Morocco. Plus recommended camera gear, and tips on what to pack.
Travel and photograph your way through the vivid colours of India with these essential tips from travel photographer, Melissa Findley.
Capture the awe-inspiring landscapes of the Canadian Rockies with these indispensable tips from photographer, Tony Irving.
Discover the most spectacular photography locations in Egypt and Jordan with travel tips from Jona Grey.
Catherine Scott reveals the journey of making her best cinematic documentary, Backtrack Boys and the performance of the Canon C300.
Alex Ellinghausen: First Photographer named Australian Press Gallery Journalist of the Year
Photographer Benjamin Lee (@itchban) shares his favourite locations in Tokyo and Kyoto, as well as packing advice and tips on how to capture the magic of Japan for yourself.
From waterfalls and glaciers to wild horses and black-sand beaches, photographer Steph Vella shares her advice on capturing the spectacular natural beauty of Iceland.
Learn more about the making of the new EOS R system, how it will unlock a new level of optical excellence and expand the range of shooting even further.
Beren Hall shares his thoughts on the new EOS R, from a filmmaker’s perspective. See his first impression and what he captures.
Music photographer Maria Boyadgis takes the new EOS R for a test spin in the busy streets of Tokyo. See her first impression and what she captures on her 24 hours with the EOS R.
Travel photographer Cait Miers uses the new EOS R to shoot the art of hand-crafted wooden surfboards in Japan. See her first impression and the images she captured in this 24-hour challenge.
Travel photographer Jarred Seng captures the intricate art of Samurai sword manufacturing with the new EOS R. See his first impression and what he captures on his 24 hours with the new EOS R.
Dr. Chris Brown journeys to Northern Japan for the ultimate test in low light performance – astrophotography with the EOS R and RF lenses. Check what he captures in this 24-hour challenge
Go behind the lens and into the minds of three new photographers motivated to draw attention and inspire the world to protect vulnerable aspects of our world: children, the ocean, and Australian Indigenous Culture. Learn more about Tales by Light Season 3 here.
In this episode of Tales by Light Season 3, follow the mission of Shawn Heinrichs to protect the Raja Ampat region in Indonesia, which is home to the world’s most biodiverse marine life.
In this third episode of Tales by Light Season 3, follow Dylan River's personal journey to document some of Australia's surviving Aboriginal cultures of the Northern Territory.
This World Photography Day we took the opportunity to find out what photography truly means to a few faces from different parts of our community, and why being curious with a camera in-hand is such an important part of their lives.
Born out of lingering childhood curiosity, Girt by Sea is the result of a unique, aerial photography adventure by two Australian photographers.
Matt Cherubino, a Melbourne-based travel and lifestyle photographer, opens up about the unique career path he's taken. Read more.
Phil Hillyard is one of Australia’s leading professional sports photographers. To find out more about Phil’s unique experiences in the industry, we invited Photographer, and sports photography fan, Mark Wong, to ask him a few questions.
A decade ago photojournalist Craig Golding stumbled upon the pleasure of uncovering unfamiliar stories in familiar surrounds. The rest is history, as they say.
In this gallery we’ve pulled together a selection of photographs by impressively creative women who we think deserve your attention.
One of Australia’s most decorated professional surfers documented the crawling moments of the beginning of the sport. Now the images have been brought to life in Tom Carroll’s first exhibition.
Discover the striking beauty of the Great Barrier Reef through the lens of aerial photographer Josh Smith.
In this interview Hugh talks about the evolution of his style has evolved, a memorable encounter with Clint Eastwood, and the joy he finds in connecting with people.
Award-winning photojournalist Darrian Traynor met some of the 80,000 displaced Syrians living in the Zaatari refugee camp — Jordan’s fourth largest city. See what he discovered here.
Connie Cao - the creative brain behind the K is for Kani blog - embarked on a photographic adventure of a lifetime on Namibia.
Peter Franc discusses how he captures stunning aerial photographs of evaporative ponds in Western Australia's Shark Bay World Heritage Area.
Travel and Adventure Photographer Melissa Findley tested the new EOS 6D Mark II before it’s worldwide launch. Watch her experience here.
Lifestyle and Landscape Photographer Alex Spurway test-drives the new EOS 6D Mark II.
Cancer positively changed the Kayakcameraman, Paul Jurak’s, life in more ways than he could have imagined.
Professional time-lapse photographer and filmmaker Matthew Vandeputte got his hand’s on the K406 before the rest of the world. What he created will open your eyes.
Discover a unique aerial perspective of Australia's mighty north with National Geographic's Outback Wrangler, Matt Wright.
Angela and Jonathan Scott, reveal the top three 1D X Mark II features which impressed them. Read more here.
A discussion of women’s surf imagery in 2017.
Images of history and the characters who shaped women’s surfing.
How do the world’s best surfers and brands manage the content expectation with their social networks every day?
What’s next for the future of women’s surfing?
What happens when you take on a photo shoot, and all your inner thoughts, questions and doubts become impossible to ignore? Inner Critic—the latest experiment from THE LAB—aims to find out.
One of the participants from Inner Critic—the latest experiment from THE LAB—reflects on her experience and the impact the challenge has had on her professionally.
The Tales by Light Season 2 photographers—Stephen Dupont, Jonathan and Angela Scott, and Eric Cheng—have each mastered the art of powerful photography in their own way. Here they reveal what they believe is required to create an extraordinary image and what type of photographs truly moves them.
With almost 200 countries in the world, how do you decide where to travel to first? We asked seven photography-loving adventurers to help you choose.
In this interview Chris reflects on his time in the Azores archipelago, searching for the elusive Sperm Whale with Krystle Wright.
Dr Chris Brown teamed up with Krystle Wright to film this incredible story of photographing Sperm Whales in the Azores. Find out if their reputation as an aggressive animal is actually justified, or just the stuff of legends.
It’s a simple truth. If we’re always looking for inspiration in the same places, we’re likely to come up with similar results.
Underwater photographer and Tales by Light explorer Eric Cheng is spell-bound by the majesty of the sea. Read his story here.
Over two decades, the award-winning Canon Master Stephen Dupont has been a champion for the people of fragile and marginalised cultures through his hauntingly beautiful and intimate photographs of humanity.
Behind every powerful image, is a powerful story. In this new three-part documentary series, go behind the lens with Angela and Johnathan Scott from Big Cat Diary, underwater photographer and publisher of WetPixel Eric Cheng, and war photographer Stephen Dupont.
In Vietnam's Hang Son Doong—the largest cave system in the world—photographer and Instagram sensation Jarrad Seng rediscovers the path to creativity. Check out his journey here!
Acclaimed conflict photographer and Canon Master, Stephen Dupont, illustrates the scene behind one of his prized war-time images from Badakhshan.
Eugene Tan—the creative brains behind Aquabumps—captures Australia's, and the world's, most iconic beaches from the air.
From Cape York to Bruny Island; Sydney Cove to Shark Bay—we're bringing you top-notch Australian imagery in this breath-taking aerial photography series.
We invited three photographers to a portrait shoot where the gap between shooter and subject was removed, and explored what happens when portraits become truly personal.
Discover Lake Amadeus, one of the Northern Territory's hidden gems, with our Canon Photographer, Jay Collier.
Daniel Linnet reveals his passion for photography and the experience of mentoring Lisa Wilkinson
Many think imagination ends with childhood, a cruel blow that many of us never recover from. But what happens when we lose it – do we really lose it?
It takes faith to look at a blank piece of paper and trust that, if you purchase it, you’ll be rewarded with an incredible piece of photography.
The moon gods were smiling down on us last night. Despite the pesky cloud-cover, some photographers were lucky enough to snap some epic images. Check out the Super Moon time-lapse above, then below treat yourself to some of the best Super Moon shots we've seen so far from our talented community across Australia.
Images have the power to connect and change the world, giving voices to people, cultures, nature and past generations – allowing them to be heard.
Behind every powerful image, is a powerful story. In this new three-part documentary series, go behind the lens with Angela and Johnathan Scott from Big Cat Diary, underwater photographer and publisher of WetPixel Eric Cheng, and war photographer Stephen Dupont.
Lisa Wilkinson launches her first photographic exhibition entitled 'Women of Influence'.
Photographer Stephen Dupont tells of the human emotion he witnessed amidst a natural disaster.
In Tales by Light season one, Krystle Wright captures a balance of action and nature as she takes on skylining above a canyon.
Art Wolfe reveals why the fierce eyes of his subjects are the most powerful element in connecting with his audience in Tales by Light season one.
Be part of a challenge to frame images in your mind before they even exist.
Six photographers. One subject. Discover how a photograph is shaped more by the person behind the camera than what's in front of it.
Visit a region of an unforgettable variety of natural beauty and you'll never want to leave.
In Tales by Light season one, Richard I'Anson photographs the spectacular Bhutanese fire blessing ceremony.
Tales by Light season one storyteller Darren Jew captures an ethereal image that tells how death and destruction breathed new life into a world along the ocean floor.
Professional photographer Alex Wallace explains why it is important to challenge yourself with personal projects.
Phil Hillyard talks composition and how he captured iconic shots of Steve Waugh and Julia Gillard.
Behind every powerful image is a powerful story photographer Jonas Peterson reveals what he really learned by capturing this wedding.
Aquabumps founder Eugene Tan reveals his life and business as a photographer capturing Australia's oceans and beach culture.
Discover why the EOS 1D X Mark II is one of his favourite DSLR cameras for video on a shoot in Norway.
Creativity is completely rediscovered in 'The Lab' – a unique space where photographers break the rules with experimentation to achieve unforgettable images.
Discover the moment one photographer knew he had captured something very special with these extraordinary whale images.
Krystle Wright rigged herself to a rope overhanging a waterfall to shoot kayakers as they paddled underneath in this photographic passion project.
Krystle Wright shares how her adventures as a photographer has changed her perception of the world.
Driven by nostalgia, two Sydney photographers resolved to shoot every dine-in Pizza Hut building remaining in whatever form it took. With that the Pizza Hunt was born.
Six photographers. One subject. Discover how a photograph is shaped more by the person behind the camera than what's in front of it.
To kick off Formula 1 race week in Australia, Red Bull drivers put the vehicles that keep Australia’s beaches safe to the test. Shot on Canon.
Four of Australia’s leading visual creators share their top images and their thought process behind getting that shot.