Australian Picture and Copyright Association

The Australian Picture and Copyright Association APACA is a professional organisation for those working in picture research and copyright clearance. APACA was formed by a group of professionals who are passionate about both images and copyright. It is our aim to bring together other professionals working in picture research and copyright clearance within Australia, allowing us all to share experiences and ideas and further picture research and copyright clearance skills. Please feel free to email us on info apaca.org.auThis e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it should you require further information. We look forward to providing valuable news and resources on our site. Keep checking the site for regular updates. All newsletters will be archived on our site as well, so as a member you will have access to previous newsletters as well as up to the minute news items and interesting information. We are keen to hear your views and ideas as well, so email us any time on info apaca.org.auThis e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it for your ideas about anything related to picture research and copyright.

http://www.apaca.org.au/

Photo Imaging Council of Australia

The Photo Imaging Council of Australia website is a free service offering the latest Australian imaging news, information on which company distributes which products and offers links to manufacturers, camera clubs, professional photographers, galleries on-line retailers and a host of other resources.

http://www.photoimaging.com.au/

photoaccess arts centre

PhotoAccess is Canberra

http://photoaccess.org.au

cenart - art and artists in Canberra

cenart.net: This site features paintings ceramics sculpture illustration music crafts photography woodwork.....in fact any art or arts related service.... through the artists and business member websites hosted on cenart.net and displayed at cenart.net The Gallery in Canberra.

http://www.cenart.net

Australian Institute of Professional Photography

Founded in 1963, the AIPP is a not-for-profit organisation run voluntarily for and by professional photographers and industry representatives who seek to set a standard of excellence within the photographic industry. The AIPP strives to promote and maintain the highest standards of professional competence and business ethics in the industry. By maintaining rigorous entry criteria and a binding Code of Ethics for members, as well as providing ongoing education via seminars, workshops and events, the AIPP is a brand of trust in the photographic industry. AIPP Committees represent members on important issues such as copyright; taxation, legal and business matters; insurance; digital imaging and work practices.

http://www.aipp.com.au/home

Federation of Camera Clubs NSW, Australia

http://www.photographynsw.org.au/index.html

Australian Photographic Society

The Australian Photographic Society is Australia s own national photographic organisation. The aim of the Society is to promote, improve, share and enjoy photography in Australia offering many extensive services, all specifically designed to improve photography and photographic skills. Membership is open to all - international exhibitors, beginners, amateurs and professionals.

http://www.a-p-s.org.au/

Australian Commercial and Media Photographers

The ACMP is committed to the development and promotion of professional photography. It provides members with an understanding of the more complex issues of professional photography such as copyright re-usage, contracts, sales tax, legal protection, digital imaging. insurance, standard terms and conditions. The ACMP has a membership of approximately 400. Together with the Australian Institute of Professional Photographers (AIPP) it represents around 2000 photographers in Australia.

http://www.acmp.com.au/