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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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Ilford Pan F now in sheet film sizes

Ilford have recently announced that Pan F film is now available in 4x5 and 8x10 sheet film sizes. Pan F is a high contrast, sharp and fine grain film. It’s now available from Australian resellers.
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Harry Nankin’s Acts of Ritual, 2020-24

I live near the bottom of a shallow squiggle of the Great Dividing Range, in the watershed of a fast little branch of the Loddon, which is a big tributary of the much bigger, muddy, winding, Murray. It’s a broad,…
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Folio: Kiernan May

In architectural photography, I’ve always found the primary challenge is balancing technical accuracy with mood and atmosphere. I eventually moved to a view camera because it provided a natural bridge between these two. There is a fascinating juxtaposition to me…
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Traces: Framed prints by Chris Bell

A suite of 38 works by celebrated Tasmanian photographer Chris Bell was recently exhibited in Traces : Chris Bell at the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston from 20 September 2025 – 15 February 2026. Officially opened by Bob…
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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…

August 19, 2022

Call for photographs – online exhibition

View Camera Australia publishes a quarterly online exhibition to showcase recent large format photographs made by Australian photographers. The first four exhibitions can be seen…

August 18, 2022

Folio: James Farley & Patrick Ronald – F.Stop Workshop

F.Stop Workshop is a photography organisation and portrait studio based in Wagga Wagga, NSW. Founded by James Farley and Patrick Ronald in 2021, F.Stop Workshop…

August 15, 2022

Exhibition: Wednesdays: en plein air

Richard Collins, Jane Mullett & David Tatnall ‘Three artists go out every Wednesday into nature around Melbourne to paint, draw and photograph together, whatever the…

July 26, 2022

Exhibition: Spoke – Zo Damage

SPOKE by Melbourne visual artist Zo Damage is an exhibition of photographic works celebrating the diversity of inner-city life. Zo has captured many of the…

July 19, 2022

Exhibition: Lith Works – Tim Rudman

Lith printing can offer a special kind of magic. Images can be stark and graphic or soft and ethereal. Rudman’s trees can look majestic, statuesque,…

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