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Ilford’s ultra large format, custom & specialist film ordering window for 2022

For the 17th consecutive year, Ilford is giving photographers the opportunity to order selected custom sizes of Ilford sheet film and other specialist products without the constraints of the usual minimum order quantity. Sizes of film available can be seen…
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Exhibition: Return to Nature – Monash Gallery of Art

Landscape as a subject has persisted through art history, but perspectives on it have shifted through time, just as attitudes towards Australia’s landscape have varied considerably throughout recent history. Seeing through the lenses of over 40 photographers, including colonialists of…
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Exhibition: Beyond Borders by Keiko Goto

Keiko Goto is a Brisbane based photographer. Since 2017 she has been photographing using 8 x 10 and 5 x 7 cameras and printing using alternative photographic processes. She has exhibited in Japan, Australia, China and Russia. Beyond Borders contains…
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View Camera Australia: Online exhibition June 2022

Main photograph above: Farm Land, Macedon. 4 x 5 infrared. By Danny Tasmakis. In View Camera Australia's fourth online exhibition we showcase the recent work of: Andy Cross, Judy Hudson, Alex Bond, Mark Ruff, Ellie Young, Stuart Clook, Zo Damage,…
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Folio: Robert Poole

Australia: a pom’s eye view I’m a ‘retired’ University Professor living in Yorkshire, UK. However, as a result of long periods of research at ANU and CSIRO, I’ve had an opportunity to visit, and photograph in, every state in Australia.…
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The Photograph Considered number forty eight – Michael Polychronopoulos

Central Brooks Range, northern Alaska. 2004. 4x5 transparency I have always been drawn to the erratic lines of wild mountains and natural landscapes, even from a young age when I used to draw scenes inspired by the images I found…
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Camera Obscura in Fairfield

Melbourne photographers Ian Lobb and David Tatnall set up a room sized camera obscura in Fairfield on Sunday 15 May. The camera obscura had a ‘focal length’ of 5300 mm with an 18 mm pinhole with an effective aperture of…
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June 26, 2022

Ilford’s ultra large format, custom & specialist film ordering window for 2022

For the 17th consecutive year, Ilford is giving photographers the opportunity to order selected custom sizes of Ilford sheet film and other specialist products without…

June 23, 2022

Exhibition: Return to Nature – Monash Gallery of Art

Landscape as a subject has persisted through art history, but perspectives on it have shifted through time, just as attitudes towards Australia’s landscape have varied…

June 14, 2022

Exhibition: Beyond Borders by Keiko Goto

Keiko Goto is a Brisbane based photographer. Since 2017 she has been photographing using 8 x 10 and 5 x 7 cameras and printing using…

June 5, 2022

View Camera Australia: Online exhibition June 2022

Main photograph above: Farm Land, Macedon. 4 x 5 infrared. By Danny Tasmakis. In View Camera Australia's fourth online exhibition we showcase the recent work…

June 2, 2022

Folio: Robert Poole

Australia: a pom’s eye view I’m a ‘retired’ University Professor living in Yorkshire, UK. However, as a result of long periods of research at ANU…

May 29, 2022

The Photograph Considered number forty eight – Michael Polychronopoulos

Central Brooks Range, northern Alaska. 2004. 4x5 transparency I have always been drawn to the erratic lines of wild mountains and natural landscapes, even from…

May 15, 2022

Camera Obscura in Fairfield

Melbourne photographers Ian Lobb and David Tatnall set up a room sized camera obscura in Fairfield on Sunday 15 May. The camera obscura had a…

May 4, 2022

Workshop: Introduction to Large Format Photography with Shea Kirk

Melbourne based photographer Shea Kirk is running a large format workshop out of his personal studio. Slow down and view the world upside down on…

April 29, 2022

Exhibition: takayna – a Voice for the Forest by Rob Blakers

‘At its western edge takayna/Tarkine is bounded by a windswept coastline and a wild ocean that not infrequently heaves up seas of eighteen metres and…

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