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…
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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,…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Mat Hughes wins curators prize
Three Van Dyke Brown prints by Melbourne photographer Mat Hughes won the Curators Award at the Tacit Gallery Still Life Prize 2021. The Tacit Gallery…
Exhibition: Studies in Iron & Coffee by Stephen Hall
'The Cyanotype process was one of the first photographic printing processes, developed in 1841. Cyanotypes were popular in Victorian England until other process took precedence.…