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Wild at Heart: Going Off-road in Oman

Join environmental scientist and photographer Jon Collins as he explores Oman's deserts and oases and discovers the country's rich history and boundless hospitality.

Jonathon Collins | Oman

Behind the Image: How Chiara Zonca Creates Cinematic Self-Portraits

Chiara Zonca provides a window into the creation of her distinctively nostalgic self-portraits.

Chiara Zonca | Canada

The 5 Best Film Cameras for Beginners

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.

Aaron Chapman | Australia

Irene Tondelli Shoots Vast Landscapes to Remind Us How Finite We Are

Italian landscape photographer Irene Tondelli visits Iceland to discover how the imposing essence of nature can impact people’s understanding of their existence.

Irene Tondelli | Iceland

Absurdism in Photography: Techniques for Outlandish and On-Trend Photos

Make ‘em laugh... make a point... make it absurd. Learn the visual techniques to create strange and wacky worlds.

James Caswell | Australia

A Box of 100-Year-Old Photos Inspired This Artist’s Series on Female Strength

Macarena Costan travelled to the Spanish village where the archive was found to reflect on how women have been represented in art throughout history.

Macarena Costan | Spain

Tanya Houghton Traces Past and Present Relationships to Land

Photographer Tanya Houghton travelled over 10,500 km across Australia to understand the essence of the Aboriginal peoples’ connection to the landscape.

Tanya Houghton | United Kingdom

FloodZone: A Photographer Living at the Forefront of the Climate Crisis

As the ocean creeps inland, Miami deals with increasing fallout from the climate crisis. Anastasia Samoylova uncovers the anxious details below the city's surface.

Anastasia Samoylova | United States

Gobe’s Summer Reading List

Book recommendations from our contributors, ambassadors, and team members for you to get lost in over the summer break.

Gobe HQ | Australia

Six Techniques for Shooting in Fog, Mist or Atmospheric Haze

There are so many parameters at play when it comes to shooting well in fog, mist or atmospheric haze. This article will help you cut through some of the uncertainty.

Jack Bailey | Australia

Documenting Rising Temperatures in Australia’s Tropics with Abigail Varney

Set in the tropical north of Australia, Abigail Varney's latest photo series captures an anxious atmosphere that expresses just how inseparable we are from the climate.

Abigail Varney | Australia

Subverting Gendered Power Dynamics with Pixy Liao

Multidisciplinary artist Pixy Liao has spent 12 years questioning romantic heterosexual power dynamics through her playful but pointed photos.

Pixy Liao | China

The Rising Torrent: Helping The Next Generation Fight Climate Change

The future of climate action is being steered in the right direction by the next crop of empowered activists.

Jack Parsons | Australia

What it Looks Like to Live in the Moment

Photo by photo, Gobe ambassador Tim Swallow is ticking off items on his bucket list and documenting the process.

Tim Swallow | Australia

Abstracting the Human Form with Mona Kuhn

When photographer Mona Kuhn found a reflective glass house in the middle of the Joshua Tree National Forest she immediately knew she had to come back, but next time she’d have her camera.

Mona Kuhn | Brazil

Seven Remarkable Photographers and Exhibitions from the Rencontres d’Arles

Power plays, climate change and ominous peepholes in anonymous houses – these are our favourite works from the 50th edition of the Rencontres d’Arles.

Eleanor Scott | France

A Week in Seoul with Tom Hvala

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.

Tom Hvala | Seoul

Windhoek to Cape Town with Andy Summons

Photographer and writer Andy Summons took a dream trip through Africa's oldest desert with four good mates and a bag full of cameras. Along the way he worked out how to protect himself from lions, summited Africa's tallest sand dune, and survived a scenic flight in an antique plane with a baby-faced pilot.

Andy Summons | Africa

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Conquering the Ghosts of Our Consumption

Despite reams of compelling data and supporting evidence from the scientific community, the vital message of climate change action is still being missed by huge numbers of people. Jack Parsons examines the important role photographers and artists play in our environmental crises and looks at how they can achieve what scientists cannot.

Jack Parsons | Australia

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