Ian Lobb + contemporary nature photography – Gary Sauer-Thompson
Photograph above: Ian Lobb. Untitled. From the Black Range series 1986-89. 36.9 x 36.7 cm silver gelatin print. National Gallery of Victoria collection. Ian Lobb’s…
Articles Written By: Gary Sauer-Thompson
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Reflective nostalgia, the network image, processing colour sheet film – Gary Sauer-Thompson
"It’s not just the meaning of the image that has changed – the act of looking does not have the same meaning. Now, it’s about…
Mount Arapiles, photography, and the dark pastoral – Gary Sauer-Thompson. Part two
I initially visited and explored Mount Arapiles with the now defunct Melbourne-based Friends of Photography Group. I was intrigued by how the state park was surrounded by…
Mount Arapiles, photography, and the dark pastoral – Gary Sauer-Thompson. Part one
A key issue in contemporary photography is how can photography address climate change, given the convincing account by climate science with respect to the geological…
Why not eco-photography? by Gary Sauer-Thompson
A fascinating and informative interview with David Tatnall by Michéla Griffith in issue 245 of the British based On Landscape magazine about the process of photographing nature…
Exhibition: Rock, Stone, Earth
‘Rock, Stone, Earth is a celebration of the spectacular and unique geology of South Australia, seen through the eyes of a diverse collection of SA artists,…
The friends last field trip by Gary Sauer-Thompson
The photo below is a behind the camera photo made in 2021 when I was at Lorne with the Friends of Photography Group (FOPG). It was made in the Great…
Photographing at Mount Arapiles
An account of the Friends of Photography Group trip by Gary Sauer-Thompson I recently spent a weekend photographing at Mount Arapiles with a group of large format,…
The Photograph Considered number eighteen – Gary Sauer-Thompson
Silo, Carina, Mallee Highway, Victoria. Ink Jet Print This picture of a silo in the Mallee landscape was made as part of a conceptual project to photograph…