Book: Eyes on the City – Evelyn Hofer
'Evelyn Hofer (1922-2009) was a highly innovative photographer whose prolific career spanned five decades. Despite her extraordinary output, she was underrecognized during her lifetime and…
Articles Written By: David Tatnall
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Review: Bergger One Monobath Developer – David Tatnall
Bergger One is a monobath developer (developer and fixer combined) formulated in-house by Bergger in France. This is quite an extraordinary film developer and fixer.…
Workshop: Introduction to colour printing
'Our introductory workshop is designed for those who are new to the colour darkroom. During your session we will cover the fundamentals of colour printing,…
Exhibition: Nighthawks – Joy Mei En Lai
'Nighthawks showcases a photographic series taken between 2020 - 2024, mainly around Lai’s inner-city neighbourhood. Each image captures a seemingly ordinary location and a quiet moment,…
Peter Dombrovskis at Blue Lake – David Tatnall
The National Library of Australia acquires two photographs of Peter Dombrovskis at Kosciuszko National Park. The National Library of Australia holds the entire collection of…
Exhibition: Canberra Contemporary Photographic Prize 2024
'The Canberra Contemporary Photographic Prize is an exhibition and competition celebrating both emerging and established talents in photo media. Open to photographers worldwide, regardless of…
View Camera Australia online exhibition June 2024
View Camera Australia is proud to present Online Exhibition number twelve. Featuring the work of: Patrick Macalister, Greg Wayn, Kate Baker, Janet Naismith, Tom Sheppard,…
Workshop: Black & white film developing
An introduction to black and white film processing by hand. Including handling of chemicals, storing chemicals, development process and timing and how to load film…
Review: Bergger PMK film developer – David Tatnall
Pyrogallol (Pyro) was one of the first developing agents created and was popular in the 19th century. However, despite the outstanding negative quality that traditional…