Large Format Photography Australia

Perhaps my title for this thread was a tad misleading. I see Burley's blog more a chronicle of events than as a philosophical treatise — I could be wrong ..... again. From my perspective the film/digital transition has seen a great deal of throwing the baby out with the bathwater. Just consider for ...

so where start better than HCB and AA. That's funny Alastair, We all have AA and HC-B books and it is probably as good a place to start as any. But after decades of involvement I am firmly entrenched in my belief that they are two of the greatest arseholes that ever drew breath. Particularly Adams....

It turned out to be a great week for books. Two more Amazon acquisitions arrived today and promise to provide a summer of reading - and more: Core Curriculum writings on photography by Ted Papageorge. Aperture: ISBN978-1-59711-172-0 190 pages of broad ranging essays and supporting plates by most of ...

The motivation behind the 8x10 was largely a matter of 'coming home'. But home changes - even if imperceptibly. There is more to what we do than just a camera and lens. The camera and lens are part of a system, a workflow. That system includes methods, it also includes facilities. When I shot 8x10 b...

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I have been ON again, OFF again about shooting 10x8 ever since I bought the Sinar conversion kit and the 360mm Apo-Sironar S earlier this year. On Sunday I have one of my muses visiting from the USofA and I have set the studio rig and gear in place. Then I came to loading the double darks. I have on...

Take a tip from your Aunty's day - put a band-aid on the bottle with the name of the contents as she did with her home made marmalade and lemon curd.