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…
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When it All Began – Andy Cross
I guess it was in my DNA as I can always remember being interested in how photos were made. My mother recalls, at the age…
The Photograph Considered number fifty five – Lorraine MacLarty
White Peony. 9.6 x 12 cm carbon single transfer print Using flowers as a subject has been an ongoing project of mine for several years.…
Exhibition: As It Is – Photographs of the Land by David Tatnall
‘Almost alone amongst artists and quite rare amongst modern photographers, he takes us to the natural world without artifice, without emphasis, without decoration, without altering…
Cape York: Beyond the Tip – Murray White
Somewhere deep in my psyche I must have an affinity for the surveying fraternity. It’s not that I feel compelled to go around hammering timber…
The Photograph Considered number fifty four – Peter Campbell
I have been a photographer on and off since my early teens, not in a professional sense but an enthusiastic photographer nonetheless. Over the last…
Season’s greetings from View Camera Australia
View Camera Australia wishes all our readers the very best for the season and the New Year. David Tatnall. Editor, View Camera Australia. Photograph above:…
The Photograph Considered number fifty three – Murray White
Into The Void Without exception, those photographs of most value to me have been ones made in unexpected circumstances. I rarely set out to capture…
Book Review: Traces – Chris Bell by Harry Nankin
It’s hard to casually leaf through renowned Tasmanian landscape photographer Chris Bell’s latest book Traces. Rather, it’s a publication that needs to be savoured, slowly,…