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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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March 20, 2022

Have your work featured in View Camera Australia

View Camera Australia is seeking photographers who want their work featured to get in touch. There are three main avenues of having your work featured:…

March 8, 2022

Greg Wayn – Landscapes

Many of the paintings, drawings and photographs we see in the genre of ‘Landscape’ are concerned with notions of classical beauty, light and atmosphere. In…

March 1, 2022

View Camera Australia: Online exhibition March 2022

Main photograph above: Bianca Conwell. Gills. 2022. 20 x 25cm salt print from 8 x 10 silver gelatin dry plate negative. In View Camera Australia's…

February 25, 2022

Folio: Murray White

Relationship in Landscape Relationship consistently emerges as a theme across many photographic genres. Photojournalists capture images that define relationships, often with more clarity than the…

February 21, 2022

Why not eco-photography? by Gary Sauer-Thompson

A fascinating and informative interview with David Tatnall by Michéla Griffith in issue 245 of the British based On Landscape magazine about the process of photographing nature…

February 17, 2022

Exhibition: Nature in time: Images from Central Victoria

Photographs by: Patrick Kavanagh, Bronwyn Silver, Bernard Slattery & David Tatnall ‘Some moments pass too quickly; some things are too small for the eye to…

February 11, 2022

Exhibition: Convergence – Danielle Edwards

Danielle Edwards worked as a medical photographer for 29 years. It required an approach of discipline and precision to produce medical photographs for documentation and…

February 10, 2022

Greg Wayn – Industrials

I have long been drawn to industrial sites. Even as a young boy living in country towns, there was always a fascination with railway yards,…

February 6, 2022

Folio: Zo Damage

Large format photography provides endless opportunities for exploration, imagination, and the freedom of self-expression. The simplicity of the technology (not to be mistaken with the…

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