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Folio: Julian Pearce

St John's Cathedral in noble metals The project This portfolio presents distinctive views of St John’s Cathedral, Brisbane and was made over eighteen months of repeated visits. I was initially attracted to the Cathedral because of its wonderful architecture. It…
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Exhibition: Nightwood – Jane Burton

'In her series Nightwood, Jane Burton draws on the title of Djuna Barnes’ 1936 novel, echoing also its atmospheric temperament. The book explores women who resist being read, or fixed in time and place. Characters are described as illegible and…
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The Great Sandy – Murray White

As the world’s largest sand island, K’gari – Fraser Island, is blessed with a remarkably diverse landscape and attracts many visitors. More than 400,000 pilgrims visit the destination annually, yet anecdotally I would claim that the majority of these people…
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Folio: Zhan Teh

‘Photograph your own backyard’ they say. So that’s what I did – or rather, my adopted backyard. Since emigrating to Australia, I have called many corners of Brisbane home. But for the past 10 years or so, I have found…
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Exhibition: The Desert Line & Temporality – Enrico Scotece

Working with analogue photography and experimental processes, Enrico Scotece explores landscape, time and perception across the regional and remote territories of inland Australia. Through large-format and handmade pinhole cameras, his photographs trace encounters with place and the passage of time,…
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Exhibition: On Country Photography from Australia

'On Country: Photography from Australia showcases powerful contemporary artworks by Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists, reflecting how imagery shapes our understanding of place, belonging and identity. Through striking images and perspectives, the exhibition explores relationships between Country, colonialism and community in…
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Workshop: Introduction to large format photography

Two-day workshop on using the large format camera taught by Greg Stoodley. First day, the fundamentals of using the camera, loading and developing large format film. Second day making contact prints and learning how to digitally scan negatives. Photograph…
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August 31, 2017

Tiptoe through the sea tulips by Christine Scott-Young

A report of the ‘Friends of Photography Group’ Cape Conran Coastal Park weekend, led by David Tatnall, 4-7 August 2017. I am making…

August 14, 2017

Exhibition: Journeys into the Wild – Peter Dombrovskis

Peter Dombrovskis was one of the world's foremost wilderness photographers. His powerful, reflective and deeply personal images of the unique Tasmanian wilderness had a…

August 14, 2017

Exhibition: Concrete Makes the Earth Seem Colder – Leigh Lambert

In Concrete Makes the Earth Feel Colder, Melbourne-based artist Leigh Lambert presents a collection of black and white images that explore a potential, and…

August 11, 2017

Exhibition: Australians in PNG

12 August – 8 October 2017 Monash Gallery of Art presents Australians in PNG, an exhibition highlighting the ongoing importance of Papua New Guinea as…

August 10, 2017

Exhibition: Convergence – Melbourne Camera Club

Convergence Seventeenth exhibition of the traditional darkroom printmakers group Melbourne Camera Club Corner Ferrars and Dorcas Streets. South Melbourne Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 August…

August 8, 2017

Exhibition: Appreciation To Death – Harris Choy

‘Appreciation To Death is the first personal photographic exhibition of Harris Choy, a Chinese photographic artist specialized in palladium/platinum and palladium prints. The exhibition…

July 31, 2017

Review: MOD 54 – 4×5 film processing spiral by David Tatnall

The MOD 54 is a plastic spiral that can hold up to six sheets of 4 x 5 film designed to fit a Paterson Super…

July 26, 2017

Friends of Photography Group

The Friends of Photography Group (FoPG) is a film photography group based in Melbourne, Australia. It was formed in early 2015 over a weekend…

July 17, 2017

Exhibition: Shadowlands II – Penny Dunstan

‘In the Upper Hunter Valley, open-cut coal mining is transforming what was once agricultural land into unfamiliar landscapes. The trace of history has been severed…

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