Large Format Photography Australia

Detritus on the floor. of a latticed Mourners' Shelter in glancing afternoon sunlight through broken lattice, Rookwood Necropolis, N.S.W. —2003



Sinar F2 ii 4x5, Schneider Apo Symmar 210mm 1:5.6
Kodak T-Max 100, T-max RS, Jobo ATL 2 Plus

How poignant! Order and disorder, permanence and dissolution, light and shade, and all this at Rookwood Necropolis. Walter you have made a photographic elegy.

Thanks Maris,

Quiet times alone with kit on a tripodd just searching aroundd for "what we'll be given today", as Minor White said so often. For me always seeking the wee small motif in mundane silence is just as meditative and contemplative as sitting cross legged on the floor saying Aum.
Besides, it doesn't call on the effort of getting back up on my feet.

In this city of the dead, it certainly looks as though "Diamonds Are Forever".

Pretty ingenious picture there Walter, along with the collective noun for your title.

Mick.

Smacks of Cecil Rhodes and de Beers with the collective noun reference, Mick.