Book Review: Traces – Chris Bell by Harry Nankin
It’s hard to casually leaf through renowned Tasmanian landscape photographer Chris Bell’s latest book Traces. Rather, it’s a publication that needs to be savoured, slowly,…
Reviews
Storing Your Photographs – Alex Bond
If you are a printmaker, then you need somewhere safe and archival to store your prints. As photographers, we seldom, if ever, discuss the growing…
Straight to Eight: Starting Large Format with the Horseman 810L
There’s a particular kind of silence that settles over a scene when you’re shooting 8x10. It’s not just the absence of a shutter curtain woosh…
Book review: Mirrors Messages Manifestations – Minor White by Murray White
If you read Mirrors Messages Manifestations for a second time you may well think that you have opened the pages of a different book. Of…
My experience with Ilford Ortho film – Murray White
Murray White's experience using Ilford's orthochromic film Ortho Plus It seems to me that the most durable trends in photography to date are those that…
Exhibition review – This Vanishing World – Charles Millen
This Vanishing World - Wilderness Revealed Through the lens of Olegas Truchanas. Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston until 16 February 2025. As you…
Book Review: This Vanishing World – Photography of Olegas Truchanas – Deirdre Slattery
This Vanishing World - Photography of Olegas Truchanas published by Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery Launceston 2024. This meticulous book celebrates the life and…
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.…
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…