Large Format Photography Australia

Too much youth to consider this a cutlet — more likely tender young veal. Now, where's that Russian salad to accompany this fine schnitzel?

I am concerned that if I contemplate this charming salute to tranquility for too long there is every chance that the wicked fertility of my imagination might find expressions in the calligraphy that would make a maiden blush.

Very lovely sense of still.

"Nothing is perfect. Nothing is finished. Nothing lasts forever."

What fun would it be if that were not the case? Stagnation is not a very desirable attribute in my book.

NOTHING that is an evolving, living organism (including the planet) can be totally controlled by human intervention. Not even our own brief lives. Once upon a time this tree was admired as a sapling. Now its appeal and aesthetic to something totally different. What right do the people of the present...

Thanks for the heads up Shane.

All a bit distant for a boy in the city by the harbour but great to see some impetus in so many ways down in Melbourne.

Delicious!

I am a fan of venerating the aberration. Lovely!

Agreed Maris,

But too lazy for all the effort of a tent, I have invariably driven vans with rook to shelter and take a kip.

In fact, once I get on top of things at work (audit and AGM time right now) I'll be heading off to Boorowa for a snapping spell.

Yesterday a mate and I went to a free exhibition at the LIVERPOOL REGIONAL MUSEUM Cnr Congressional Drive and Hume Highway Liverpool NSW of the work of Balmain photographer, Henri Mallard, covering the building of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The prints on exhibit were done from Mallard's negatives by...

I hope the gear stayed dry in the rain, Maris.