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Folio: Mark Darragh

Fragments - The Wilderness Within "Sometimes you can tell a large story with a tiny subject." Eliot Porter I've sometimes referred to myself as a photographer of things other people step on. I say this with tongue only partially in…
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Exhibition: Ag+ Chris Reid

A collection of handcrafted silver gelatin photographs from Blanco Negro darkroom. 'Using various traditional silver gelatin processes I hope to convey the beauty of our world, from my homeland in Northern Ireland and my land of home in Laguna, Australia. The camera is a tool, the…
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Treasures of The Tarkine – Murray White

Often inspiring but periodically disturbing, that area of Tasmania now known as The Tarkine is never bland. Its publicly promoted face of palpable wildness and natural beauty is readily seen and experienced, but so too are the lasting scars of…
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Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day 2026

The annual Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day is coming up on Sunday 26 April. Photographs made on the day with a pinhole camera can be uploaded to an international online gallery. Photograph above: David Tatnall – 8x10 pinhole camera. Sulphur Jetty, Clifton Springs, Victoria.…
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Call out for articles & photographs

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 the site is very impressive, encompassing both national and international readers. Some articles have received…
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View Camera Australia online exhibition April 2026

View Camera Australia presents online exhibition number sixteen featuring the work of: Zo Damage, Ellie Young, Zhan Teh, Cordelia Beresford, Nik Mandadakis, Julian Pearce, Murray White, Harald Helle, Alex Gard, Bianca Conwell, Greg Wayn, Charles Millen, Peter Campbell, Greg Neville,…
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Exhibition: Loom of the Land – Brad Rimmer

'Loom of the Land brings together three interconnected bodies of work from artist Brad Rimmer’s wheatbelt trilogy in a major survey exhibition. Silence (2009), Nature Boy (2019), and Nowhere Near (2023) have been created over two decades during Rimmer’s return journeys to the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia, the landscape…
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January 28, 2022

Exhibition: Nox – Judith Nangala Crispin

Nox: A Record of things passing by night. Exhibition of recent work by Canberra based poet and photographer Judith Nangala Crispin. Main photograph above: Unique…

January 26, 2022

Greg Wayn – Abstracts

I have a long fascination with turning mundane objects or detritus into something of a more concentrated and abstract photographic form. There is a long…

January 19, 2022

Folio: Matt Weddis

Along The Way I take my 4x5 camera with me on hikes and walks. This led to my ongoing series Along the Way, a collection…

January 17, 2022

Resources booklet for Film Photographers & Darkroom Printers.

Perth photographer Alex Bond has released a free pdf booklet of resources to film, paper and chemistry supplies, insightful website articles, and books dealing with…

January 11, 2022

Everything You Wanted To Know About Film Recorders by Andy Cross.

What’s a film recorder ? Oops maybe I should back up a bit. Film recorders were a stop gap in the transition from film photography…

January 7, 2022

View Camera Australia back for 2022

View Camera Australia is back for 2022 with new articles on photography and photographic processes, news about exhibitions and workshops and reviews of cameras and…

December 23, 2021

Season’s greetings and best wishes for 2022

View Camera Australia wishes all our readers the very best for the festive season and for the coming year 2022. We'll be back in 2022…

December 20, 2021

Review: Shen Hao PTB-617 Field Camera by Peter McDonald

Shen Hao and Chamonix are the best known large format field camera makers in China, with both producing very well made and innovative cameras. Chamonix offer…

December 7, 2021

Folio: David Roberts

Photographer David Roberts has spent extended periods in isolation connecting with the land. Nine weeks above the Arctic Circle allowed him to observe the landscape…

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