B’s 4×5 developing reel
Bounet Photography has launched a new 4x5 developing reel. Easy-to-load, 6 sheet, 4x5 developing reelWorks great with manual inversions Fits in a Paterson 3 reelsMade of ABS…
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The Photograph Considered number twenty four – Lynette Zeeng
Raindrops on the Vine Leaf. Hand coloured silver gelatin print Although coming from a commercial photography background I now lecture full time at Swinburne University.…
Exhibition: Vantages by Shea Kirk
‘Vantages is an ongoing series of stereoscopic portraits by Melbourne-based artist Shea Kirk. Working with dual large-format cameras to simultaneously capture two images from different perspectives,…
The Photograph Considered number twenty three – Ilona Schneider
Red Brick Wall. Launceston My history with photography began as an apprentice in a traditional portrait studio in Salzburg, Austria. By 'traditional' I mean that…
The Photograph Considered number twenty two – Ian Brown
And the clouds parted, Gangerang Range. Inkjet print I have been bushwalking in the Blue Mountains since my teenage years, and have lived there since…
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…
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…
Exhibition: Seven Days at Wakatipu by Bruce Herbert
Exploring the landscape through images which balance the micro and the macro, the delicate and the powerful, this short series by Melbourne-based photographer Bruce Herbert,…
Exhibition: The Architecture of Islam’s Western Frontier by Rod Sainty
Sydney-based photographer Rod Sainty presents a new series of photographs of the architectural masterworks of Islam’s Western frontier, in present-day Tunisia, Morocco and Spain. Having…