View Camera Australia

Folio: Mark Darragh

Coastal Topographies—The Otway and Bunurong Coastlines Coastal Topographies is an ongoing series of photographs focusing on shorelines and intertidal zones across Victoria and Tasmania. Much of this body of work has fallen into three areas: South Gippsland and the Otway…
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View Camera Australia online exhibition October 2026

View Camera Australia presents online exhibition number eighteen featuring the work of: James Niven, Bianca Conwell, Stuart Clook, Rick Abraham, Mark Darragh, Danielle Edwards, Zhan Teh, Alan Clark, Megan Ferguson, Alex Bond, Greg Wayn, Harald Helle, Annick Staindl, Ellie Young,…
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Exhibition: Bill Henson

Bill Henson’s latest exhibition is currently showing at Roslyn Oxley 9 gallery in Sydney. Roslyn Oxley 9 Gallery Sydney until 17 October 2026
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Exhibition: Lorrie Graham – Photojournalist

‘The State Library recently acquired the complete photographic archive of Lorrie Graham, comprising more than 100,000 images and negatives created between 1975 and 2025. Together, they form the most comprehensive record of one of Australia’s most distinctive and influential photojournalists. …
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Exhibition: Hand Made – Melbourne Camera Club

The Melbourne Camera Club Analog Group is hosting their 26th annual photography exhibition at the Melbourne Camera Club at 254 Ferrars St South Melbourne.The exhibition features over 60 hand made silver gelatin and alternative prints together with conceptual displays from…
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Exhibition: The Green Bus – Andrew Chapman

‘Melbourne is the muse of photographer Andrew Chapman, who has spent much of his life documenting our metropolis and the events that have fashioned it. Through a selection of 55 photographs spanning 55 years from 1971, he reveals the social…
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Workshop: Albumen & Salt Printing Workshop with James Tylor

Two-day workshop with James Tylor. ‘An albumen solution made with egg whites and silver nitrate is coated onto paper and printed out in the sun under a negative. This early photographic process has its origins in the 1850s when it…
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April 29, 2019

Cameradactyl OG – 3D printed 4 x 5 camera

The accessibility of 3D printing has brought many new large format cameras onto the market. Manufacturer Ethan Moses has created a light weight inexpensive handheld…

April 22, 2019

Vale Joyce Evans Photographer

Joyce Olga Evans 1929 – 2019 View Camera Australia is sad to report the death of Australian photographer Joyce Evans. Here is Ellie Young's tribute.…

April 21, 2019

Exhibition: Memories of a River by Bob Kersey

Photographs from several road trips to the Murray Darling Basin by Bob Kersey. 'Kinchega National Park on the banks of the Darling River is an entrancing…

April 20, 2019

The Photograph Considered number twenty one – Stavros Pippos

Fisherman’s Hut, Coorong, 2017. Platinum‒palladium print My interest in the Coorong and Lower Lakes of the River Murray was the result of a chance conversation I had…

April 18, 2019

Workshop: Chemigrams & Lumen Prints

‘Join Melbourne-based artists Senga Peckham and Kristin Diemer for a hands-on workshop exploring how photogram, or camera-less photography, practices can be used to interpret and record…

April 15, 2019

Exhibition: Silver in Sunshine by Stuart Murdoch

‘This work is the first part of a poem to a place I have called home since the year 2000. Since 2006 I’ve been exploring and…

April 12, 2019

Intrepid Camera launch updated 4×5 and 8×10 cameras

UK company Intrepid Camera have launched updated versions of their lightweight 4x5 and 8x10 cameras. Intrepid Camera started out with a Kickstarter to manufacture the 4x5…

April 9, 2019

The Friends of Photography Group at Wilsons Promontory by Sunil Patel

The Friends of Photography Group visited Wilsons Promontory National Park recently. Here Sunil Patel tells the story of the trip. On a warm and very…

April 4, 2019

The Photograph Considered number twenty – David Tatnall

The State Library of Victoria has recently purchased Forest at Coast Range a significant photograph in the history of conservation in Victoria. Here David Tatnall explains…

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