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20.01.2022 Planning a photography trip to the White Continent? Here's our shortlist of the top six most photogenic sites on the Antarctic Peninsula. https://www.frankhurleyphotoawards.com/antarctic-peninsula/

19.01.2022 Did you know??... Entries to the 2020 Frank Hurley Photography Awards can be taken anywhere in the world. While our namesake Hurley was an Antarctic specialist, we like to celebrate his legacy by awarding advenurous images made anywhere on #earth. Photo: Demetra Mazria, 2020 FHPA entrant.

18.01.2022 What's the one piece of photography equipment you can't do without in the wilderness? Here's our list for 7 must-haves when photographing the remote outdoors. https://www.frankhurleyphotoawards.com/seven-essential-adv/

18.01.2022 Great news from Antarctica where 11 new emperor penguin colonies have been found! Using some stunning aerial imagery ;)

18.01.2022 From Pakistan to Antarctica, Krystle Wright has proven herself as one of the most adventurous photographers of her generation. Gain some insights and tips from Krystle on how you can capture amazing moments when exploring with a camera.

16.01.2022 It’s a tough time for adventuring at the moment. So we’ve opened the eligibility criteria for this year’s 2020 #frankhurleyphotoawards to images made up to 5 years ago. Check out the details on our website!

16.01.2022 Fancy traveling to Antarctica with Paul Zizka Photography sometime? Looks like he knows a thing or two about photographing the place!

15.01.2022 Dreaming of adventure and discovery with 2020 Frank Hurleys entrant Nicholas Hall. Sunset diving in Galle, Sri Lanka. Enter your images into our Portrait of Adventure category before the end of August to be in the running for a $350 F-Stop voucher!

15.01.2022 Just a slightly photogenic day in the Errera Channel, Antarctica. Head on over to our blog to read more about this location as well as the other most coveted photographic locations of the Antarctic.

14.01.2022 Since the launch of this year’s contest entry period, we’ve been so excited to unveil our series of free Frank Hurley Photography Awards e-books. In the first issue, we’re looking at one of the toughest aspects of photography: composition. Download at the 2020 FHPA website!

13.01.2022 Fantastic opportunity to join the team over at Momento Photo Books!

10.01.2022 Only four days left in our #WorldPhotographyDay celebration to score a $350 voucher from f-stop Gear. To have your name in the draw, enter our "Portrait of Adventure" category before 11:59pm AEST on August 31st. All entries remain in the running for our category and grand prizes! Photo: Aviaaja Louise, 2020 FHPA entrant.

09.01.2022 A big thanks to Capture magazine for the coverage of this year's FHPAs. Have a read on the Capture website for some info about our namesake and the categories for 2020!

09.01.2022 Check out 2020 Frank Hurley Photography Awards judge Nick Moir doing what he does best: chasing storms with a camera in hand. With extraordinary footage by fellow FHPAs judge Krystle Wright

08.01.2022 Calling all landscape and scenery photographers! Entries to the 2020 Frank Hurley Photography Awards "Scenic" category are still open. Photo: Julie Chandelier, 2020 FHPA entrant.

08.01.2022 Looking to take your photography underwater?? Here's 5 options for taking to the ocean with your camera. https://www.frankhurleyphotoawards.com/five-options-for-ta/

07.01.2022 Looking for some weekend photogrpahy inspiration? @danieldrelciuc has you covered with this stunning Gannet portrait. Entries are still open to this year's Frank Hurley Photography Awards!

06.01.2022 Looking for a little Monday inspiration? This mesmerizing entry to the 2020 Frank Hurley Photography Awards from photographer Christa Funk is sure to get you there

04.01.2022 Our 2020 judge Paul Zizka recently journey through the mighty Torngats

03.01.2022 Frank Hurley Photography Awards judge Stephen Dupont is the first photographer featured in a new series of short documentaries from Australian Photographers Journal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpJC2VgSYZM&t=3s

01.01.2022 2020 Frank Hurley Photography Awards judge Nick Moir has specialized in storm chasing and environment photography for more than 20 years. Stay tuned for an upcoming interview with Nick where he will share his best advice for photographing storms and other weather-related phenomena.