Getting Lost in Japan
Take a walk through the maze of tiny streets and wondrous lights of Japan with Chris Mongeau.
Take a walk through the maze of tiny streets and wondrous lights of Japan with Chris Mongeau.
See what Carla Step brings with her to every photoshoot.
Make the most of your time in nature with these mindfulness techniques.
We chat to our newest Urth ambassador Carla Step about how she found creative freedom in her commercial work.
We asked them how isolation has changed their approach to photography, and what the pandemic means for the travel industry.
Gordon Parks’ powerful depictions of injustice and poverty played a vital role in America’s civil rights movement.
Your guide to understanding which UV filter to buy, to protect your lenses and cut out haze from your images.
Urth ambassador Pia Riverola details how her changing landscape informs the candid moments she captures.
Travel and documentary photographer Sarah Pannell shares which cameras, lenses and filters make it into the overhead cabin on trips abroad.
From scouring op shop shelves to surfing the web, we’ve put together the best film cameras for beginners and a bunch of handy hints to help find the right film camera for you.
A look at how experimenting with lens adapters, talking to friends and delving into your own personal history can all help you develop new photography ideas.
Can large scale reforestation keep up with our current rate of carbon emissions?
Tom Wolff’s photos will gently persuade even the fussiest travellers of the charms and freedoms of bike travel.
Twelve frames taken by Lora Ward on her recent travels through Japan.
Multidisciplinary artist Pixy Liao has spent 12 years questioning romantic heterosexual power dynamics through her playful but pointed photos.
From a Nikkormat to an Olympus point-and-shoot and back again, writer Max Olijnyk reflects on intuitive relationships with a few of the key cameras in his life so far.
Power plays, climate change and ominous peepholes in anonymous houses – these are our favourite works from the 50th edition of the Rencontres d’Arles.
Halide Supply is a new photo lab in Melbourne that set out to welcome new-comers and nurture the growing film community by sharing and celebrating their customers’ work.
Photographer Tom Hvala spent a week in Seoul to step back and find some space. His photographs capture moments of stillness in the Korean capital’s vibrant spaces.
Photographer and journalist Mandy Sham explores the immersive complexities of the human experience by delving into the ways in which people influence and occupy the microcosmic spaces around them.
Investing in a new digital camera body doesn't have to spell the end for your quality analogue lenses. Lens adapters let you use professional quality lenses with your digital camera for less.
Hudson Brown uncovers the story behind the smallest film company in the world. Film Washi was born in the bedroom closet of Frenchman Lomig Perrotin and has grown to offer a range of unique handmade films to the world.
Urth Short Film Gold delivers a choice cut of the finest mini cine we've been watching recently.
Alexey Vasilyev lives in one of the coldest cities in the world in Yakutia, Russia. He makes photographs as a way to keep his mind healthy and to document his home town and the people who live there. Beautiful, just the way they are.