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Politicians work hard to manage their images. There are the times it’s gone terribly wrong
A politician once said photographers were snipers out to get them. As an audience, we know which side we are on.
- Jacqueline Maley
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From seaside idyll to ‘worthless black land mass’: Life after a volcanic eruption
A photographer visits the Spanish island of La Palma after its 2021 volcanic eruption – and finds residents warily traversing a blackened moonscape.
- Jonathan Browning
After the deluge: Communities take stock after Alfred wreaks havoc
The Age photographer Justin McManus visited Queensland’s south-east to document communities affected by Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred’s path of destruction.
- April Lombardo
World of photos, March 15, 2025
The best photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by our picture editors.
- April Lombardo
World of photos, March 14, 2025
The best photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by our picture editors.
- April Lombardo
World of photos, March 8, 2025
The best photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by our picture editors.
- April Lombardo
Mardi Gras 2025 in photos
Tens of thousands of spectators are lining the streets of Oxford Street to watch the 47th annual Mardi Gras Parade.
National Library delves into the archives for a snapshot of Australia’s history
Former Herald photo editor and renowned photojournalist Mike Bowers picks some of has favourite images from the Fairfax photo archives.
- Mike Bowers
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- Obituaries
In memoriam: Spanning four decades, the best photographs by Michael Clayton-Jones in The Age
Michael Clayton-Jones worked as a photographer at The Age from the late 1980s until 2013. He died from cancer last week.
- Danie Sprague
Why is everyone suddenly in their professional photoshoot era?
The ones that I find most irritating are the family photographs. They are always the same.
- Mali Waugh
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