Peter Black was one of the earliest graduates of original certificate IV. He was a member of Light Gallery's Exhibition Committee. We sit down with him for an interview.

Close to home again today this episode features a much loved lecturer at the CCP Mark Spaven who has been teaching our studio-based subjects since 2009, well after we’d moved from Stepney into where we are now at Marleston.

This latest chapter features a recent graduate, Bernadette (Bernie) Kaeding (CCP Diploma 2014), who has since become pretty much a permanent fixture here at the CCP.

Following on from the inspirational words from former student and now CCP lecturer Jess Eckermann, today’s episode features the very first student who followed into the teaching pool at the CCP, Mike Lim.

One of the greatest pleasures I’ve experienced since opening the CCP in 1997, is watching and experiencing the development of some excellent students who grow on to become contemporary artists. They practice photography with a singular and original passion which extends and celebrates the uniqueness of the medium.

This 10-question interview with Ché Chorley illuminates his novel and successful approach to negotiating the fine art photography world, as well as commercial practice.

One of the fantastic CCP experiences I never tire of is the varied lives of the students who pass through the doors of the CCP to commence their photographic career.

For the past 20 years, the Light Gallery is the only fine art space exhibiting photography in Adelaide. It is a vital part of teaching photographic art at the CCP.

Heidi Linehan graduated with CCP's initial cert IV in creative photography in 2004. An accredited photographer with her own business, this is an interview we had with her

Marcus Brownlow has a cert in Photoimaging. His work explores the urban environment. Also an Analytics and Data Visualisation Consultant, he sat with us for an interview.

In this interview with Sue Michael, we ask about her art practice and journey post CCP which she thinks will be relevant and inspiring for the CCP community.

Congratulations go to current CCP Diploma student Alifiya Haidermota who was selected by the Royal South Australian Society of Arts to be the featured artist for the May issue of the RSASA magazine Kalori.

The “OPUS” exhibition class embarked on their journey with great success at their opening last Sunday at Magpie Springs Cellar Door and Gallery just outside Willunga on Brookman Road Hope Forest – the exhibition looks fantastic. Philip White the raconteur and bon vivant opened the show with his usual thoughtful words of wisdom which certainly illuminated the work presented.

The founder of the Centre for Creative Photography gives a brief history of the centre, right from when it was founded, till date

The “OPUS” exhibition took place at the Magpie Springs Cellar Door and Gallery just outside Willunga on Brookman Road Hope Forest. Seven artists exhibited their work

The management of CCP wishes all its students a wonderful Christmas and a very Happy New Year. We thank each of you for making this school an oasis of creativity.

If you want to pursue a career in photography, we invite you to our open day get course and subject info, meet the director as well as staff and recent graduates.

This book is about the process of creating the quintessential modern art form. Its images speaks; hold it in your hands and physically experience it as a piece of art

The ROT photography exhibition lacks an overarching theme, but each artist will show an aspect of Instagram's multi-personality: narcissism, tech, praise,ubiquity,etc.

With $2 you can save yourself the time you will take to clean your light stand after taking pics in a muddy place. It also saves floors from being damaged by the stand.