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Sydney’s Australian Centre for Photography to close.

This week The Sydney Morning Herald reported the Australian Centre for Photography’s board has made the painful decision to close due to ‘cash crunch brought on by Covid-19 lockdown, the shift to smartphone photography and funding cuts.’ The Darlinghurst gallery…
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Filtration for photographers by Andy Cross

Ever since the introduction of the true panchromatic B&W films, of the types we are so familiar with today, photographers have had a great deal of control over the tonal distribution and tonal separation of the image. This aspect of…
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Exhibition: Without Consent – Anjella Roessler

'Without Consent began with a strong need to create images about trauma to which I had a personal connection. Furthermore, to tell a story and find a link with others who have travelled a similar path in their own history, not…
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Michaels film processing lab to close.

In very sad news for the film photography community Peter Michael has confirmed today that their iconic Melbourne film-processing laboratory will close. Michaels processed roll film and sheet film from 4x5 to 11x14 in black & white, E6 and C41.…
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The Photograph Considered number thirty eight – Murray White

The Minder. Silver gelatin photograph. Three years ago, almost to the day, my interest in landscape photography became a passion. I should perhaps clarify that point – the passion is the landscape and photography is the mechanism by which I…
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West Coast Granite Photography Workshop

Wild Island presents specialised and practical tuition in photography with Rob Blakers and Loic Le Guilly. West coast of Tasmania 13 -16 November 2020. 'This workshop offers guided and supported walking and photography in some of Tasmania’s most dramatic ocean landscapes. We will be once…
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The Photograph Considered number thirty seven – Glenn Guy

I started my life in photography, just after my 17th birthday, working full time in a busy camera store in my hometown, Hamilton in Western Victoria. After operating a wedding/portrait studio I worked as a newspaper photographer before moving to…
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May 19, 2017

Time and Tide by Christine Scott-Young

A report of the ‘Pinhole photography weekend’ led by David Tatnall, 22-24 May 2015 Full disclosure: before this workshop, I was a complete pinhole photography…

May 17, 2017

Book Review: Ancient Trees: Portrait of Time

“I cannot imagine a better way to commemorate the lives of the world’s most dramatic trees, many which are in danger of destruction, than by…

May 17, 2017

Book Review: The Great Picture – Making the World’s Largest Photograph

This book tells the story of the biggest photograph ever made, on what was the ultimate large format camera, a converted aeroplane hanger. The text…

May 17, 2017

Review: Harman-Ilford Titan 8×10 Pinhole Camera by David Tatnall

Seeing pinhole exposures can take a long time, we think it’s okay to take a long time to review the ‘new’ Harman-Ilford Titan 8x10 pinhole…

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