Australian Life photography competition 2025 – in pictures
From coast to coast, these snapshots of the everyday lives of everyday Australians capture moments of love, laughter, grief and grind.
From coast to coast, these snapshots of the everyday lives of everyday Australians capture moments of love, laughter, grief and grind.
These days you could type prompts into an image generator and create something like this in seconds. But it wouldn’t be real. After shooting 100,000 frames, Doug Gimesy got his shot.
Russell Ord has always loved to meet people whose daily lives revolve around the ocean. After 19 years with the fire service he became one of them himself.
It’s just what you need in midwinter: an electrically heated poncho. Who cares if it makes you look like Anakin Skywalker?
On this 7900ha farm in Western Australia, the tractors are GPS-guided to an accuracy of 2cm. Making for one hell of a drone-captured image.
Smelling salts aren’t just for reviving dazed footballers – you can use them in place of your morning coffee, insists the good people at Primed. Who are they kidding?
It’s Broome’s famous stretch of sand – but not as you know it. What’s the story behind this funny, Jeffrey Smart-like photograph?
Landscape photography isn’t all about sunlit vistas of the natural world. This brilliantly moody shot from The Landscape Awards 2025 shows the power of main street gloom.
The Brick is a piece of hardware designed to help you with restricting and resisting those pesky social media apps. How does it work?
Bringing a special bottle of wine with you to a restaurant? This $30,000 LaErre bottle case will ensure you arrive in style.
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