These scenes are familiar to anyone living in a region where forestry dominates the landscape. Photographer Rob Suisted, who rode his motorbike through the backblocks of the flood-stricken North Island to capture the following images, says the land looks “like Papatūānuku has had her skin torn off”.
From 65 finalists, there were nine winners in the New Zealand Geographic Photographer of the Year. Behold, the finest frames of New Zealand's environment and society in 2017.
The inaugural Canon Personal Project Grant enabled Richard Robinson to photograph the far reaches of New Zealand’s ocean territory.
There are difficult assignments, and then there’s filming in a watery, dank space with barely room to move. Director Melissa Nickerson goes behind the scenes of Luckie Strike, her documentary about the search for a connection between two Waitomo caves.
Want to leap from weekend shutterbug to jobbing photographer? Here's how.
Behold, the finalists in the annual New Zealand Geographic Photographer of the Year competition—65 sparkling visions of our environment and society. Now it's your turn to be the judge...
For photographers wanting take their craft to new heights, or move up a level, drones offer a world of new perspectives (and new metaphors).
Every visual we see—in our social media feeds, magazines, advertisements—contributes to our understanding of the world around us. But is it possible to predict the images of the future? Well, yes, say the analysts at Getty Images.
A photographic journey through a remote archipelago of Papua New Guinea.
A long-term contributor to Getty Images on ideas, imagination and constant evolution.
The Lumix GH5 is the most-anticipated camera of 2017. Does it live up to the hype?
Mark Barber captures the language of small-town New Zealand architecture.
An artist working in photography, video and sculpture, Joyce Campbell has exhibited around the world, works between Los Angeles and Wairoa, teaches at Elam School of Fine Arts, and in 2016 was shortlisted for the Walters Prize.
What happens to a magazine when it dies?
As a relative newcomer to photography, and to Australia, Ingetje Tadros created an award-winning series on her new community.
Back when EXIF data was DIY, this easily-concealed camera was a runaway success with World War I servicemen.
Heinrich Hoffman and the pictures Hitler hated.
An utterly ordinary image is one of the biggest commercial successes in history—and nobody had any choice in the matter.
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