Call for submissions: Online exhibition #6
The deadline for submission to View Camera Australia’s sixth online exhibition is fast approaching on Monday 28 November. The exhibition will go online early in…
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Book: Chasing the Mountain Light – David Neilson
Australian photographer David Neilson’s life-long quest, chasing the mountain light, has resulted in this striking collection of 150 black & white landscape and wildlife images…
View Camera Australia: Online exhibition September 2022
View Camera Australia's fifth online exhibition features the work of: Stuart Clook, Megan Ferguson, Janet Naismith, Ray Goulter, Keith Mallett, Daisy Noyes, Charles Millen, Andy…
Exhibition: Three photographers capture wild Tasmania
Nick Monk, Tristan Stuart and Luke O'Brien Nick MonkNick was born in Tasmania, and in his teenage years was introduced to bushwalking through Outdoor Education…
Call for photographs – online exhibition
View Camera Australia publishes a quarterly online exhibition to showcase recent large format photographs made by Australian photographers. The first four exhibitions can be seen…
Exhibition: Wednesdays: en plein air
Richard Collins, Jane Mullett & David Tatnall ‘Three artists go out every Wednesday into nature around Melbourne to paint, draw and photograph together, whatever the…
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…
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…
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…