Tag: Photography

2020 hasn't been kind: the health and economic ravages of the Covid-19 pandemic may have shifted our focus- but -the rec...

With an extraordinary mix of in-your-face documentation and dark fantasy- leavened with images showing genuine affection...

This adventure is a combination of a walking tour- self-discovery and a learning experience.This is a fun and adventurou...

A celebration of the best of Australian photojournalism- the Paper Tigers -exhibition features sixty images from sixty o...

Are you curious about the fundamentals of photography? Do you want to learn more about your DSLR? -This 1-day workshop w...

From wherever you are- we invite you to explore the streets of Sydney in the early 20th century through a virtual tour.This exhibition showcases photographs commissioned by Sydney Municipal Council from 1900 to 1920.The City Building Surveyor's Department used photography to document the city's profound transformation in the first 2 decades of the 20th century. These photographs inadvertently capture the largely working class neighbourhoods and people being displaced by commercial and government redevelopment.The City Building Surveyor's Condemnation and Demolition Books is a key photographic collection held in the City Archives comprising almost 5000 photographs and associated glass plate negatives.To explore the City of Sydney's Archives and History resources go to archives.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.auCurator Laila Ellmoos

The Korean Cultural Centre (KCC) Australia is presenting a new photo exhibition Light Shadow: Koo Bohnchang as part of the Head On Photo Festival this year.Featuring 39 photography works- Light Shadow captures the moment of encounter between baekja (-white porcelain) and -dal hang-ari (moon jar) of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910)- a camera and an artist.South Korea's leading photographer- Koo Bohnchang embarked on a journey in search of Korean baekja scattered all over the world in different museums. For more than 30 years- he has been a pioneer and leader of modern Korean photography.Baekja was the defining nature of the craft during the Joseon Dynasty. Royal and noble families preferred pure white surfaces and humble shapes compared to extravagant patterns and decorations. In particular- dal hang-ari which is considered to best represent the essence of Joseon white porcelain- is regarded as one of the greatest embodiment of Korean beauty and spirit through its pure white hue and round formations.IMPORTANT NOTICE*There will be no opening event for the exhibition due to COVID-19. Be sure to check out the visitor's information related to COVID-19 before visiting the gallery at www.koreanculture.org.au-visitors-info.

Historic roots to iconic views. Join us on this walking adventure and learn tips for creative photography.This adventure is designed as a combination of walking tour- discovery and learning experience.Our motto: Before we are photographers...WeAreObserversOverviewThis is a fun and adventurous way to learn how to take creative photographs with your smartphone while exploring an exceptionally scenic part of Sydney. During this three-hour workshop- we will walk along Sydney's harbour foreshore from the iconic Circular Quay Wharves to historic Woolloomooloo- photographing architecture- people- historic sites- flora & fauna- gardens and anything else that inspires you! The workshop is suitable for all skill levels- all ages- and any type of smartphone. What we doGive you some creative photography fundamentalsTeach you how to improve your phone handling skills when taking photographsShow you some creative composition techniques and tips used by professional photographersPoint you to our favourite phone apps for editing photos What you will needA smartphoneA basic level of fitness as we will be walking for most of the workshopSunscreen and a water bottleTime and placeThe workshop starts at 10 am sharp till 1pm. Please arrive 15 mins before the workshop begins.Meet at Ground Control Cafe- Circular Quay. Shop W4 Alfred St- Sydney NSW 2000COVID-SAFECovid-safe guidelines: For your safety- we will carry hand-sanitiser and practice safe distancing.

This course is designed to help you get the most out of your DSLR or Compact-System camera.Camera Craft 1 will help develop your creativity while teaching you how to use your camera in full manual mode. Learn about the fundamental creative principles of photography and how these principles relate to your camera's functions in a series of informative lectures. Each week- you'll be given a practical assignment- the results of which will be reviewed in the following class.You'll also be encouraged to discuss historical and contemporary images with your classmates- which will help develop your understanding of exposure- subject and composition.This course is for those wishing to build a solid foundation in photography or who plan to continue developing their photographic skills at ACP. Participants should expect to bring their assignments as 4x6 prints each week.This course runs at the same time on the same day- every week over 5 weeks with a maximum class size of 8 participants.Prerequisites and RequirementsThis course requires no previous experience.Bring your own DSLR or Mirrorless (MILC) camera (charged batteries and memory card). If you are unsure please search your camera brand and model for clarification.Camera manual (download from the internet if necessary)Note book and penFrom week 2 students are required to bring in 6x4 prints of their assignments.Please review our FAQ for terms and conditions of enrolment.A bundle discount of 15% is available if you enrol in multiple classes. Email workshop@acp.org.au for more information.Camera Craft 1 is also available as an online course- check out dates and enrolment details HERE!