From the basics of composition to how you can use toys to create dramatic pictures, there's a lot in the latest issue of Australian Camera
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Ever considering using your kids' toys to create interesting imagery? You should, because even little things like action figures can help you unleash a whole load of creativity. All you need are a few extra bits and bobs you can get at your local supermarket and you're only limited by your imagination. Find out more from Aussie photographer Dallian Macadam in the latest issue of Australian Camera magazine.
That's not all: if you're just getting started in the world of photography, you'll want to pick up a copy of issue #421 of Australian Camera as we reveal what you can do to make your compositions better and make the viewer do a double take.
There's plenty more within the pages of Australian Camera's latest issue, which is on stands now. So head on over to your local newsagent or grab a digital copy online. Details on how you can lay your hands on this unmissable issue are below.
Inside Australian Camera magazine issue #421
Has Canon done enough with the Mark II EOS R6? Australian Camera magazine's editor Paul Burrows put the new version of the popular EOS R6 to the test to find out. Pick up a copy of the magazine to learn more.
Bring them alive! Australian photographer Dallian Macadam talks about how he rediscovered his passion for photography during lockdown by photographing toys. Yes, little action figures can make for some amazing shots. Check out how Dallian does it in Australian Camera issue #421.
Special feature: Unlock the secrets of composition Remember a few basic principles of composition and you can create some very eye-catching photos indeed. They all utilise how humans see things and exploiting them could attract attention to your work.
On trial: OM System OM-5 Something old, something new. But has the newly established OM System confused matters with the first camera wearing its badge? Find out how the OM System OM-5 stacks up against the glorious history of the Olympus OM-D cameras.
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Competition: 2023 World Photography Awards – National winners Sponsored by Sony, the World Photography Awards are one of the most prestigious global photography competitions. New countries and territories were added this year to the first round winners, and you can check out a selection of the winning images if you're looking for some inspiration.
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Published since 1979, Australian Camera is the country's premier photography magazine for enthusiasts and hobbyists and, since 2010, has been a member of the prestigious Technical Image Press Association (TIPA) – a global group of photography magazines selected for their high standards of content, production and independence.
The magazine is published six times a year (or bi-monthly), with the subscription also including an annual special issue called the Australian Camera Handbook. This offers a look into the year's most popular reviews and includes exclusive new content as well.
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Australian Camera is the bi-monthly magazine for creative photographers, whatever their format or medium. Published since the 1970s, it's informative and entertaining content is compiled by experts in the field of digital and film photography ensuring its readers are kept up to speed with all the latest on the rapidly changing film/digital products, news and technologies. Whether its digital or film or digital and film Australian Camera magazine's primary focus is to help its readers choose and use the tools they need to create memorable images, and to enhance the skills that will make them better photographers. The magazine is edited by Paul Burrows, who has worked on the magazine since 1982.
