Event and portrait photography by John Donegan

Welcome to 1826 Media, the home of award winning Australian photographer John Donegan.

You can find all the action of the 2012 Australian Open in live galleries shot for The Associated Press here. And a gallery of images of the 2011 Championship also shot for AP.

The 24th Rip View Swim Classic run by Point Lonsdale SLSC made for some great images with the help of pilot Rob Mitchell at Point Helicopters. And a new image gallery with 23 more pictures has been posted.

It has been a busy and exciting twelve months and we can now reveal some recent work. This includes a gallery of portraits of leading Australian chefs "Shooting Chefs" commissioned by Taste, The Weekly Review and The West Australian. New technology now allows us to produce 360 degree panoramas showcasing interior design, news events, and corporate events. The ISC sportwear 2011 catalogue and advertising campaign is finished and ISC will soon release the 2012 campaign. We joined the official photography team for CHOGM 2011 and they have posted the work here. We completed portraiture for the new Leffler Simes Architecture website, continued working with the wonderful team at Thrive PR, and finally a new slideshow re-presenting the HeadOn Festival exhibition "Eleven Thousand Days". See below for new photography links we like.

At 1826 Media we will strive to exceed your expectations, delivering outstanding photography within the strictest deadlines. We can deliver imaginative editorial photography, corporate photography, and commercial photography all tailored to your needs.

You can now buy prints of selected photographs by John Donegan. We are updating the print galleries regularly, and we can also turn your favourite images into personalised cards. Contact us for card options and pricing.

The entire site is now iPad active. Please contact us if you have trouble viewing the site on your iPad or table.

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Photography news and links worth following:

The future for photojournalists is explored by Philip Wolmuth at the BBC.

The street photography of 1950s Chicago nanny Vivian Maier has been discovered and revealed in a new book reports The Mail.

Age photographer Paul Rovere reviews his year in pictures. Some excellent #photography and a little less Collingwood than last year.

TIME Picks the Most Surprising Photos of 2011

Interesting story in Time on a collective of Arab photographers documenting their backyard through the current upheaval.

Is New York the most photogenic city in the world? This offering from National Geographic adds weight to the argument.

Brilliant vignette-style story telling from Chico Sanchez using Soundslides.

BJP reports CNN lays off #photojournalists and speaks the unspeakable: UGC is better, faster and cheaper.

Former SMH Pictorial Editor and Talking Pictures presenter on the ABCs Insiders, Mike Bowers is appointed to the Global Mail online news and analysis website which is due to launch in February 2012.

Kodak, a dinosaur in the digital age? The LA Times' Michael Hiltzik reports how the once-cutting-edge photography company launched the digital boat, and then jumped overboard.

HeadOn Photo Festival is calling for volunteers for the 2012 gala.

The New York Times reviews 'Magnum Contact Sheets' in The Magic of Magnum.

Portraits of the Unaware by Moa Karlberg provides beautiful images and an interesting debate.

The TIme Lightbox is always compelling and hopefully we will see James Natchwey's work from Burma there soon.

Andy Zakeli at Lenswork shoots interesting multimedia on cycling.

AP gallery at The Frame includes some great pictures from Andy Wong in Beijing.

ThinkTank gear are giving away a bag full of goodies.

Multimedia story telling by Chico Sanchez.

Rob Galbraith at Little Guy Media.


	Welcome to 1826 Media, the home of award winning Australian photographer John Donegan. You can find all the action of the 2012 Australian Open in live galleries shot for The Associated Press here. And a gallery of images of the 2011 Championship also shot for AP. The 24th Rip View Swim Classic run by Point Lonsdale SLSC made for some great images with the help of pilot Rob Mitchell at Point Helicopters. And a new image gallery with 23 more pictures has been posted. It has been a busy and exciting twelve months and we can now reveal some recent work. This includes a gallery of portraits of leading Australian chefs "Shooting Chefs" commissioned by Taste, The Weekly Review and The West Australian. New technology now allows us to produce 360 degree panoramas showcasing interior design, news events, and corporate events. The ISC sportwear 2011 catalogue and advertising campaign is finished and ISC will soon release the 2012 campaign. We joined the official photography team for CHOGM 2011 and they have posted the work here. We completed portraiture for the new Leffler Simes Architecture website, continued working with the wonderful team at Thrive PR, and finally a new slideshow re-presenting the HeadOn Festival exhibition "Eleven Thousand Days". See below for new photography links we like. At 1826 Media we will strive to exceed your expectations, delivering outstanding photography within the strictest deadlines. We can deliver imaginative editorial photography, corporate photography, and commercial photography all tailored to your needs. You can now buy prints of selected photographs by John Donegan. We are updating the print galleries regularly, and we can also turn your favourite images into personalised cards. Contact us for card options and pricing. The entire site is now iPad active. Please contact us if you have trouble viewing the site on your iPad or table. ^Tweet Photography news and links worth following: The future for photojournalists is explored by Philip Wolmuth at the BBC. The street photography of 1950s Chicago nanny Vivian Maier has been discovered and revealed in a new book reports The Mail. Age photographer Paul Rovere reviews his year in pictures. Some excellent #photography and a little less Collingwood than last year. TIME Picks the Most Surprising Photos of 2011 Interesting story in Time on a collective of Arab photographers documenting their backyard through the current upheaval. Is New York the most photogenic city in the world? This offering from National Geographic adds weight to the argument. Brilliant vignette-style story telling from Chico Sanchez using Soundslides. BJP reports CNN lays off #photojournalists and speaks the unspeakable: UGC is better, faster and cheaper. Former SMH Pictorial Editor and Talking Pictures presenter on the ABCs Insiders, Mike Bowers is appointed to the Global Mail online news and analysis website which is due to launch in February 2012. Kodak, a dinosaur in the digital age? The LA Times' Michael Hiltzik reports how the once-cutting-edge photography company launched the digital boat, and then jumped overboard. HeadOn Photo Festival is calling for volunteers for the 2012 gala. The New York Times reviews 'Magnum Contact Sheets' in The Magic of Magnum. Portraits of the Unaware by Moa Karlberg provides beautiful images and an interesting debate. The TIme Lightbox is always compelling and hopefully we will see James Natchwey's work from Burma there soon. Andy Zakeli at Lenswork shoots interesting multimedia on cycling. AP gallery at The Frame includes some great pictures from Andy Wong in Beijing. ThinkTank gear are giving away a bag full of goodies. Multimedia story telling by Chico Sanchez. Rob Galbraith at Little Guy Media.	Live picture galleries of all the action at the 2012 Australian Open < The 24th Rip View Swim Classic 2011 Australian Open Shooting Chefs The 2011 ISC advertising campaign 360o panorama of Art Gallery of NSW iPad version 360o panorama of Sunbeam Masterchef event iPad version Eleven Thousand Days Exhiition