Victoria. The home of large format photography?
There has been resurgence in large format film photography in Australia over the past ten years or so, and the state of Victoria seems to…
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Exhibition: Wolfgang Sievers – 50 Years
Magnet Galleries Melbourne 12 – 30 September 2018 ‘A rare opportunity to both see and purchase signed prints from the archive of Wolfgang Sievers, one…
The Photograph Considered number ten – Anjella Roessler
Grief. Paper negative The portrait “Grief” was created in collaboration with an artist friend, Andrew Delaney, who deals in visceral and often quite dark subject…
The Photograph Considered number eight – Peter Lee
The Saddle Shed. Inkjet print. This time last year I was invited to take photographs at a remote sheep grazing property on the Bell River…
Exhibition: Group Chemistry 2018 – Friends of Photography Group
Brunswick Street Gallery, Fitzroy. 7 - 23 September 2018 Group Chemistry 2018 is the second exhibition of the Melbourne-based Friends of Photography Group. It invites…
The Photograph Considered number seven – Peter Kinchington
Treeferns in Mountain Ash Forest My favourite terrestrial habitat in Australia is the Wet Sclerophyll found in Victoria and Tasmania. Here you find the magnificent…
Workshop: Large Format Photography with David Tatnall
Saturday 1 September 2018. Gold Street Studios. Trentham East, Victoria This daylong workshop is designed for people about to start out in large format photography…
Exhibition: Sand in Silver – Tony Egan
An exhibition of silver gelatin photographs by Tony Egan. The Corner Gallery. Stanmore NSW until 13 August 2018 ‘This is an exhibition of hand-made, traditional…
The Photograph Considered number six – Mark Darragh
Red Beech – Fiordland National Park, New Zealand. The expression, “The Art of Suffering” is often applied to mountaineering but I think an equally valid…