The photo above says everything we want to say about David Burnett. It was photographed at the recent impeachment hearing of Donald Trump, surrounded by the fanciest digital cameras in the business, David Burnett is seen here with his trusty large format camera. What a guy! It's not the first time that he has been photographed like this. He has been caught with a similar camera at the Olympic Games in Rio:

As a photography school, we get asked the same question by brand new photographers about to start Introduction to Photography, “What camera should I buy?”

You can't find a lot of information about Takeshi Mizukoshi online, even though his work is exhibited all over the world and published in many books. Considered up there with Ansel Adams, Michael Kenna and the greats of Landscape photography, Mizukoshi

It's been a huge week in UK politics, so we thought we would share some of the historic images photographed during one of the UK's biggest political movements, the suffragette movement, by the first female UK press photographer Christina Broom.

Alessio Albi hails from Perugia, Italy where he also works as a nutritionist with a degree in Medical Biotechnologies. We love his moody evocative lighting and dreamy tonality in his photographs.

This week's inspiration is the multi-skilled Micky Hoogendijk (pronounced ɦoːɣəndɛik). Hoogendijk was raised in the art scene in the Netherlands, her father a photographer and painter Roelof Frankot. Her career has taken many paths, most notably acting and modelling.

On this day in 2011, one of the most popular video games of all time Minecraft was released. Largely celebrated as the biggest independent video game ever published, Minecraft is instantly recognisable for its blocky graphics and creative gameplay. Parents everywhere have been hailing it as both a blessing and a curse when it comes to screen time!

Is Ryan Gosling a real-life photographer?

Upon looking through our calendar today, we discovered that it was the birthday of Dorothea Lange. Most famous for her photograph Migrant Mother, Dorothea was a photojournalist commissioned by government organisations often shooting for political reasons. She documented the effects of the depression era on America and gave a human face to the struggle.

Today’s inspiration comes from two hugely influential photographers, Irving Penn and Bill Henson, They both share today as a birthday - so what better way to celebrate than to share their work with the CCP community.

On this day in 1973 Canadian Inuit artist, historian and photographer passed away. Pitseolak’s work was significant, as he was an Inuit man photographing his own culture through his own eyes as opposed to outsiders looking in.

It's National teachers day in Brunei and National Dogs in Politics Day in the USA.

It’s Mexican Independence Day and when we think of Mexico, we think of Cecy Young. Cecy was raised in Mexico, then moved to Paris after taking the world by storm with beautiful clean lines and attention to the silhouette of her models. We have big love for some of her Dior and Elle photo sets.

Keeping with the Friday the 13th theme of this week's inspiration, we thought we might share with you some of the creepy and downright strangely beautiful images created by Arthur Tress. The above photograph many may be familiar with from Camera Portfolio 1's Tableau class, however we thought we might share some of our favourite creep-tacular images he has shot over time.

It's September 9th and what does that mean? We don't know. But the number 9 got us thinking about the most common thing we hear about in photographic composition, the rule of thirds.

Please join the Centre for Creative Photography Team in congratulating Joseph Häxan on winning the Centre For Creative Photography Latent Image Award at the SALA Finissage Party last Saturday.

Today is the birthday of a photographer often credited with changing the way we see buildings and coining the term "Typologies" Hilla Becher alongside her long term collaborator and husband Bernd.

The week has been full of excitement as our CCP staff and students have their images judged in the South Australian Professional Photography Awards.

I have seen a lot of exhibitions in my time and no doubt a lot are excellent, most are very good at least and of course there are the “mehs” but doubtless all of them have added to my collective experience with art. I’d like to write a little about something excellent that is currently showing at the Light Gallery at the CCP and place my idea of excellent into perspective after this qualification.

Bethia Holton from Cornerstone College has been announced as the Semester 2 Most Promising Young Photographer in 2018. To celebrate we have asked her six questions about her work at the CCP.