Photo Collective is excited to open expressions of interest for our international photographic workshop taking place during April, 2025 in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Join the Photo Collective team on a unique program designed to workshop your photography and ideas while exploring Siem Reap and the beautiful Khmer culture. Through ten years of collaboration with our local partners, we have designed a tour which takes you away from Siem Reap’s tourist scene and into a genuine cultural exchange where slow and considered approaches to photography are encouraged. During the week-long program, pa ..read more

Thank you to all who took part in the Australian & New Zealand Photobook Awards for 2024 and congratulations to the shortlisted publications. We cannot wait to award prize recipients at the PHOTO 2024 International Festival of Photography in Melbourne on the 23rd of March. VIEW SHORTLIST Our deepest congratulations to: Abigail Varney Alana Hunt Ann Shelton Anu Kumar Arrayah Loynd Bindi Vora Catharine Neilson Céline Sayé Chloe Bartram Chris Round Erin Lee Honey Long and Prue Stent Ilsa Wynne-Hoelscher Kidd Imogen Wilson Isabella Capezio Izabela Pluta James Bugg James Whit ..read more

Photo Collective Magazine Issue 005 Produced in collaboration with our friends at Momento Pro, this 100 page soft-cover, limited-edition publication features projects, interviews and essays exploring critical ideas about contemporary photography. Through a combination of commissioned work and community submissions, Photo Collective Magazine is a curated, collaborative celebration of photography conceived, designed and printed in Australia. Delivering now | To order click here | To subscribe click here Issue 005 features the works of: Carolina Furque Erhan Tirli Zoya Godoroja-Pr ..read more

Gold Coast, Australia Simultaneously touted as the crime capital as well as the tourist capital of Australia, the South Coast was a straggly and dangerous strip of coastline that was renamed to Gold Coast by real estate developers in an effort to seduce investors, retirees and holiday-makers. In a huge push to attract potential home owners through the 60’s and 70’s, a vast network of canals was constructed to provide for waterfront homes, complete with an unexpectedly large population of bull sharks that lurk in the shallow depths. This relationship between selling the idea of the perfect h ..read more

Slow Resonances uses the enforced living restrictions of 2021 and 2022 to observe the effect of slowing down on the relationship between ourselves and nature. Made on the streets of Sydney and Brisbane (Australia), the work explores  the everyday at an unfamiliar pace. Through its absence, the hold that economic and technological power have on the pace of life is emphasised, revealing how it sparks and authorises environmental decline. In contrast these photographs document a cooperation and growth that re-personalises nature in daily life, exploring an existence where humans and natur ..read more

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Photo Collective invites photographers to enter theAustralia & New Zealand Photobook Awards LEARN MORE Entries Open November 1st, 2023 Entries Close January 22nd, 2024 The post Australian & New Zealand Photobook Awards appeared first on Photo Collective ..read more