View Camera Australia

Exhibition: Harlequinade by Ellie Young

Harlequinade is a British comic theatrical genre, defined by the Oxford English Dictionary as “that part of a pantomime in which the harlequin and clown play the principal parts”. Jesters, clown and “fools” entertained at fairs, members of nobleman households…
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Exhibition: Floating Bits. Ian & Erick Regnard

'The collection was shot on Niue, a Pacific Island east of Tonga. This island is made up entirely of limestone and when it rains, the impurities are filtered from the water, resulting in crystal clear water and visibility for 60…
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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 December. If you aren’t already on View Camera Australia’s mailing list and would like an…
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A gathering of large format photographers

Keiko Goto’s exhibition opening at Tacit Gallery in Collingwood, Victoria saw a gathering of large format photographers: above from left: Danny Tasmakis, Lee Lira, Michael Pitts, David Tatnall, Keiko Goto & Bianca Conwell, below Keiko Goto & Mat Hughes. Good…
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Pennsylvania Homecoming by Greg Soltys

Photograph above: Greg Soltys on location at Harrison Wright Falls, Ricketts Glen State Park. Photograph by Jen Britton. I grew up in the Laurel Highlands region of Southwestern Pennsylvania in a small town called Latrobe. The Laurel Highlands are a popular…
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Exhibition: Threshold

Threshold brings together the disparate practices of senior film maker/animator Dirk de Bruyn, photographer Guy Grabowsky, and photographer/printmaker Mat Hughes. These artists share an interest in constructing photographic and filmic imagery through analogue processes, manually engaging with the processing phase…
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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 from South West Tasmania, Patagonia, Antarctica, Karakoram and the Australian, New Zealand, and European Alps.…
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October 1, 2022

Folio: Mat Hughes

Beyond Cyanotypes I recently returned from a road trip around Australia with the family. The trip was several years in the planning and a welcome…

September 24, 2022

Folio: Mark Darragh

Abstract Realities Writing about abstraction is perhaps curious for a nature and wildness photographer. In some respects, abstraction seems to run counter to the ethos…

September 19, 2022

Exhibition: Into the Blue II

Into the Blue II, is the 2nd, annual group exhibition showcasing the historic Cyanotype print and its’ application in contemporary art. Eighteen artists showcase a variety…

September 17, 2022

Exhibition: Thanks Pandemic – Stuart Murdoch

‘The pandemic that swept the world in 2020, is still impacting many people in many ways two years later. Before the pandemic, Stuart would walk…

September 13, 2022

Gary Chapman and his 16×20 camera. Photo essay by Janet Naismith.

Gary Chapman is a photographer who likes to use ultra large format cameras. Over a ten-year period I have been documenting Gary in various locations…

September 11, 2022

Exhibition: Land – Ray Finneran

Land an exhibition of photographs made in country NSW, several images are of trees and rock boulders in the natural beauty of the landscape. Other…

September 5, 2022

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…

September 2, 2022

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…

August 22, 2022

Folio: Rory Bliss

I am a 22 year old landscape photographer and environmental activist, specialising in documenting the remote, wild areas of Tasmania. My work is influenced by…

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