Mieke Boynton is the first woman and first Australian to win the International Pano Awards, the 2019 Victorian Landscape Photographer of the year and a proud Nikon School lecturer. It's kind of hard to list Mieke's achievements in a small paragraph

Julie Cockburn takes vintage photographs then uses mixed media to transform them into something entirely new. Cockburn studied at Central St Martins School of Art and Design and Chelsea School of Art, London where she was encouraged to dumpster dive for her sculpture materials.

We would like to congratulate the Centre for Creative Photography's past and present students on their achievements in the Australian Institute of Professional Photography's online Silver Linings awards.

In 2020 Photography and Photojournalism Are As Important As Ever

California photographer Troy Paiva has been capturing nightscapes since 1989; his work identifiable by his use of neon lights emphasising eerie night scenes. Troy spends much of his time alone, in the middle of nowhere, photographing abandon buildings and junkyards.

These wintry, foggy days remind us of the visually stunning film, Blade Runner 2049. See some our favourite film stills below and if you can brave the early morning/late night cold, go out and create your own Blade Runner inspired landscape photographs.

Feast your eyes on these psychedelic works by Arizona-based collage artist who goes by the name Mr Babies. They use analogue based imagery and we're inspired to pick up some vintage mags and start some collage ourselves.

The Grassy Woodlands photography series, captured over a decade, consists of landscape and still life photographs

Saul Leiter shot the majority of his street photography work in the two blocks surrounding his home in the East Village, where he lived from 1952 until his death in 2013. He kept his personal work a secret until toward the end of his life.

American contemporary visual artist John Divola has launched a new book, Chroma, revealing a body of work from around 1980. The work explores visual metaphors using the rare luxurious printing process Cibochrome, used for the reproduction of film transparencies.

Jan Groover (April 24, 1943 – January 1, 2012) began her career as a painter but quickly moved into photography. Groover caused a sensation in 1978 after exhibiting a series of dramatic still-life photographs of objects in found in her kitchen sink.

Last Friday, Associated Press photographers arrived in Bergamo, Brescia, and Rome to photograph doctors and nurses on short breaks from working in ICU. Italy had faced the most COVID 19 fatalities in one day since the beginning of the virus breakout.

The world outside is feeling a bit hectic lately, with corona warnings, dunny paper disappearances, the stock market taking a hit and so much more - who else is feeling a smidge like they need some goodness in the world?

Hailing from Johannesburg South Africa, Elsa Bleda is the surreal night time photography we always wanted. Her colour work sometimes hurts our brains, but that's the glory of it. Its neon, surreal and hauntingly beautiful. It's a perfect example of breaking the digital rules as a stylistic choice done right. Frankly, we are here for it.

CCP Student David Hume visited the Venice Bienalle and shared his thoughts with us

This year one of our students David Hume went to the Venice Bienalle. We thought we might share his great blog post about his experiences. Grab a cuppa and settle in!

We are absolutely in love with Amanda Mustard's work, whose portfolio is a collection of empathetic documentary photos that reflect her experiences of living in Cairo at the age of 21 during times of conflict and now living in Thailand.

In 2020 we have long since taken for granted the simplicity of a classic street style photograph. Pick up any magazine relating to fashion, find the hot or not column and within moments you can see the legacy of Bill Cunningham echoing through modern-day fashion culture.

Moody, whimsical and sometimes a little creepy, Silvia Grav's work is enough to make our hearts sigh this week. Mad March is around the corner, the year is in full swing and Term 1 is happening, it's nice to take a moment just to look at beautiful work. Be sure to check out Silvia's Flickr feed. It's a gosh-darned delight.

Stock photography is a whole lot more than photographing women laughing alone with salad. Our inspirational photographer this week, Sam Wordley could tell you a thing or two about what the real world of stock photography entails. Sam is an Australian photographer currently residing in Madrid, who has taken on photographic work all over the world. He's worked for some of the most famous newspapers including The Sun, The London Times and New York Post.