Large Format Photography Australia

In mid-March I have an exhibition opening at the Wilderness Gallery near Cradle Mountain in Tasmania. It will run for four months until mid-July. The exhibition focuses on the endemic flora of Tasmania and explores the ecological relationships Tasmania shares with the Australian mainland, New Zealan...

The third exhibition by Melbourne based Friends of Photography Group opens on Friday the 30th of August at Brunswick Street Gallery in Fitzroy. The exhibition runs until the 15th of September.

Thanks for all your work keeping the forum up and running Oscar.

Finding 4x5 transparency film is pretty difficult locally and I'm not aware of anyone who stocks 8x10 colour neg or transparency. Perhaps someone else might be able to chime in? For 4x5 Provia and Velvia 100 you could try Lofico. https://www.lofico.com.au/collections/4x5-film There is also pbarcelon...

You might consider checking out Walkens House of Film. Their price for per box for Ektar is very reasonable even with the postage included.

https://walkens.com.au/product/ektar-100-4x5-10-sheets/

Great image Walter.

I particularly like that the eye is drawn to make many potential compositions within the whole.

Now you are back up and running I look forward to more posts.

All the best,
M

Spot on Maris. Parts of the lake had a good covering of ice when we arrive but a day of rain and strong wind rather than snow quickly ended any hope of photographing any ice patterns. The camera and I were on snow for this photo but it had all melted out around the water leaving the flattened swathe...

Thanks for posting this Mick.

Cyclone in Melbourne? With some of the extreme weather we have had in recent years, the only thing I'm surprised about is that we haven't had another one.

Reeds and grasses, Mount Buffalo, Victoria, Australia

Arca-Swiss F-Line Metric 8x10, Nikkor 450mm M, Ilford FP4+ rated at 100 developed in 510 pyro 1:300 for 20 mintues at 21˚C

Hello Walter,
Yes, I haven't been able to access the forum for a few days.
Cheers,
Mark