The Melbourne Camera Club Analog Group is hosting their 26th annual photography exhibition at the Melbourne Camera Club at 254 Ferrars St South Melbourne.The exhibition features over 60 hand made silver gelatin and alternative prints together with conceptual displays from…
‘Melbourne is the muse of photographer Andrew Chapman, who has spent much of his life documenting our metropolis and the events that have fashioned it. Through a selection of 55 photographs spanning 55 years from 1971, he reveals the social…
Two-day workshop with James Tylor. ‘An albumen solution made with egg whites and silver nitrate is coated onto paper and printed out in the sun under a negative. This early photographic process has its origins in the 1850s when it…
Alternative Photographic Process Symposium 2027 is designed to create an understanding of various processes, opening up new ideas, ways of working, expressing and presenting your work. Keynote speaker: Bob Carnie – Silvershack (Toronto, Canada) Speakers: Jane E Brown, Danielle Edwards, Gale…
View Camera Australia is seeking submissions from large and medium format photographers working in Australia and New Zealand for the eighteenth online exhibition. Previous exhibitions can be seen here. Please get in touch via the contact page here for a set of guidelines. Submissions…
As many readers of this web site know photographers are notorious for abbreviating things. Mention the term E6 and most photographers will relate it to colour transparency film or colour slides. It’s a miracle the film is still in production…
Four colour carbon transferred onto stainless steel brings these beautiful insects to life with an inner glow. For this exhibition I created photographs that reveal insects in their remarkable and sometimes weird beauty. Gold Street Studios Workshop & Gallery. Trentham…
Photographs by Emma Armstrong-Porter, Natalie Blom, Angela Cornish, Keira Hudson and Jessica Schwientek. ‘This project serves as an opportunity to centre alternate perspectives, demonstrating how…
PhotoAccess is offering workshops in the basics of the black & white darkroom. Held over four weeknights participants will learn how to develop film, make…
‘Dr Mike Ware is an accomplished British photographer and with a doctorate in chemistry from Oxford University. Mike has undertaken fundamental studies in historic photographic…
'Tschirn’s captivating and skilfully composed images provide a visual record of everyday interactions between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people living in Hermannsburg (Ntaria) and along the…
Unfinished Business in an exhibition of photographic portraits revealing the stories of thirty First Nations people with lived experience of disability from across Australia. ‘Each…