View Camera Australia

Exhibition: Max Dupain and Ansel Adams – In search of perfection

Max Dupain (Australia, 1911–1992) and Ansel Adams (USA, 1902–1984) shaped the visual identity of their respective nations through the lens of modernist photography. Though working on opposite sides of the Pacific, they shared a profound commitment to formal clarity, tonal precision, and the expressive potential…
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Vale: Duane Michals 1932 -2026

American photographer Duane Michals has died aged 94. Michals was famous for his innovative use of sequences of photographs. He often used text in his work to examine emotion and philosophy. Duane Michals: Chance Meeting. Duane Michals: The Fallen Angel.
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Exhibition: Melbourne Manifesto – Greg Branson

The Melbourne : Manifesto asks a simple question: what would happen if the photographers who shaped modern photography were invited to photograph Melbourne today? Spanning ten photographic movements from Pictorialism to New Topographics, the exhibition reinterprets iconic Melbourne locations through…
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Folio: Augusto De Luca

ARMAGEDDON Photography has always had the power to capture the essence of reality, but when it ventures into the realm of the metaphysical and the surreal, it becomes a tool for exploring invisible dimensions and profound symbolism. In a world…
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Workshop : Camera Obscura – PhotoAccess

Canberra’s PhotoAccess is holding a one day workshop in explaining about and making a camera obscura. The workshop will be taught by Orlando Luminere. Photograph above: Orlando Luminere photograph made using a camera obscura. PhotoAccess. Canberra. 27 June 2026
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Exhibition: After the Gold Rush – Victorian Landscape

Landscape is one of the foundational genre's of photography. XYZ Gallery presents a contemporary survey of work done in and of the Victorian bush. We bring together ten photographers who's relationship with landscape varies as do their photographic processes. Not…
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Finding Stillness in the Centre of Chaos – Alex Bond

I recently heard this phrase, or something very similar, used to describe meditation. When I heard this, it immediately brought to mind parallels, and even similarities, when trying to create a pleasing photographic composition. Reducing the view of the world…
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January 16, 2023

Iron Awe by Murray White

My first trip into Karijini National Park was made in 1985 in a 15 year old dust ridden Holden sedan, but carrying a near new…

January 11, 2023

Infrared photography – Gale E Spring

Gale E Spring is an Adjunct A/Professor of Biomedical and Forensic Photography at RMIT University, School of Science. Melbourne. Contributor & Editor: Danielle Edwards a…

January 4, 2023

Polaroid Film Type 55 Positive Negative by Alex Bond

Polaroid is such a wonderful film, I could never really bring myself to use it instantly. To use it instantly would risk losing the negative. Early…

January 2, 2023

Call out for articles for View Camera Australia in 2023

View Camera Australia has been online since 2017 and despite there being only around 200 people in Australia who use large format cameras the readership of…

December 21, 2022

Season’s greetings and best wishes for 2023

View Camera Australia wishes all our readers the very best for the festive season and for the coming year 2023. We’ll be back in 2023…

December 17, 2022

Exhibition – Helmut Newton: In Focus

‘Helmut Newton: In Focus showcases an expansive collection of the trailblazing image maker’s most recognisable and quintessential works, including 78 original Newton photographs, the same…

December 13, 2022

Large format photography workshop with Alex Bond

‘Are you curious about the advantages of using a large-format view camera? Perhaps you are wondering what’s involved. This introductory large format 4×5 workshop offers…

December 1, 2022

View Camera Australia: Online exhibition December 2022

View Camera Australia's sixth online exhibition features recent work by: Alex Bond, Murray White, Ellie Young, Shane Booth, Danny Tasmakis, Janet Naismith, Peter de Graaff,…

November 24, 2022

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…

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