Showing posts with label analogue photography exhibition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label analogue photography exhibition. Show all posts
Thursday, October 24, 2013
Exhibition Season 2013
Hi Folks... long time, no photos... I know! However, if you are in Melbourne over the next couple of weeks you will have the opportunity to come along to a couple of exhibitions I will be participating in, one being my final end of year exhibition at the Victorian College of Art & the other is the annual Unsensored Analogue Photography exhibition at Collingwood Gallery.
Would love to see you there!
x Mel
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Oh Hai Hiatus!
Apologies for the little mini hiatus... life suddenly became very busy post-exhibition season & I only now getting back into the swing of daily life.
The Vignetting Victoria Lomography exhibition was an amazing success, and I am incredibly thankful to all of you who supported me through it's planning, organisation & running. Most especially Lomography Australia/NZ, No Vacancy Project Space & Brooklyn Brewery, hopefully this is just the start of a thriving Lomography community here in Melbourne. Thanks also to all those Lomographers who contributed to the exhibition, it was lovely to meet some of you & have you share in the experience.
It was an absolute pleasure to meet all of those who visited the exhibition & to meet so many fellow Melbourne Lomographers while teaching workshops. I can't wait to get more Lomography events & workshops started so I can continue to share the LomoLove around.
x Mel
Friday, September 14, 2012
UNSENSORED12: An Exhibition of Analogue Photography
The Melbourne Silver Mine presents:
UNSENSORED12
Collingwood Gallery
292 Smith Street Collingwood
Opening Night:
Friday 14th September 2012 from 6pm
Exhibition dates:
Saturday 15th September 2012 – Wednesday 26th September 2012
Gallery open daily:
10am – 6pm Saturday & Sunday
Midday – 6:30pm Monday – Friday
This year’s show features photography by 47 Melbourne Silver Mine members.
I shall be exhibiting these photos 1 2 3. I hope you can make it to the show.
You can grab the Exhibition invites here, please feel free to circulate them:
Square format: web | PDF (photograph by Emma Starr)
Landscape format: web | PDF (photograph by Nicole Davis)
This event is also listed on Facebook
x Mel
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Vignetting Victoria Lomography Exhibition
Lomography Australia / NZ is proud to present an exhibition of selected photographic prints collected from 35 photographers Australia-wide who utilise a range of Lomography film cameras and techniques. Discover the Lomography photographer’s view on Melbourne and Victoria, with a blend of urban, suburban and rural work that ties together the beauty not only of Melbourne but also the state as a whole.
We’ll also be having workshops, a POP UP Project Store and also a DIY station where you can personalise your own Lomography La Sardina camera. For more information follow Lomography Australia/NZ on facebook or visit www.lomography.com.au.
I will be gallery sitting the exhibition for the entire 2 weeks it is running, along with running a Lomography POP UP shop in the gallery space & running Lomography workshops.
The workshops I will be running include Introduction to Lomography; Fisheye 1, 2 & Baby Fisheye; Diana F+, Diana Mini & Baby Diana; Light Painting & Multiple Exposures; and finally a Lomography Melbourne Night Walk. Pop on over to the Lomography Workshops website to book, since spaces are limited.
I can't wait to meet all the Melbourne Lomographers who come to the exhibition & those who have work included, so come by & say hello!
x Mel
Friday, August 3, 2012
A Yarra Valley Weekend
(1 -3) LC-A (Lomography 50-200 Redscale) & (4 -5) LC-Wide (Fuji Sensia 100)
During the winter months in Melbourne, the light isn't ideal for film photography... especially in the city. So when a friend suggested we go for a wine tour of the Yarra Valley, I was all ears. It rained for most of the day of our tour, but thanks to my LC-A & LC-Wide there were still plenty of photos to be taken. It's so lovely to visit the countryside, it make me miss Queensland a little,with all of it's wide open spaces & fresh air.
Just a little reminder to those of you who have taken photos with Lomography cameras (including Holgas) anywhere in Victoria, you still have time to submit them into the Vignetting Victoria Exhibition that will be running in September at the No Vacancy Project Space in Federation Square. The deadline is midnight tonight August 3rd... so quick sticks! You can see all the submission & exhibition details at Vignetting Victoria.
x
Mel
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Melbourne, can you hear me?
LC-A (Agfa Precisa 100 shot at 50 ISO x-pro)
Melbourne! Victoria! Yes, I'm talking to you!
Do you shoot film? Would you like to learn more about film photography?
I am now the Melbourne/Victorian Ambassador for LomographyAustralia/NZ & I am here for all your Lomography needs, wants & queries.
What better way to celebrate Lomography in Melbourne & Victoria but an Exhibition, right?
You can find all the details about the Vignette Victoria Lomography exhibition that will be filling the No Vacancy Project Space in Federation Square in September 2012, over at the Lomography Aust/NZ website.
You are also more than welcome to contact me at melbourne@lomography.com.au with any questions to may have.
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Melbourne Finders Keepers Markets
LC-Wide (Fuji Superia 200 film)
Did you go to the Melbourne Finders Keepers Market? What did you find & keep?
x Mel
P.S. You can now find milk&miel on Facebook!
Thursday, November 24, 2011
UNSENSORED11: Exhibition of Analogue Photography
The Melbourne Silver Mine’s annual exhibition of analogue photography UNSENSORED is set to return to Collingwood Gallery on Friday November 25, 2011. And I am lucky enough to be showing three of my photographs in the exhibition!
UNSENSORED11 offers a glimpse into what film in its various formats can produce today. Once again the members of the Melbourne Silvermine Inc. are presenting a diverse range of images in both subject matter and tools/techniques. The exhibition includes images produced using traditional processes and techniques through to hybrid works that blur the line between film and digital.
If anyone is in Melbourne, the opening night is this Friday 25th November from 6pm.
UNSENSORED11
Collingwood Gallery
292 Smith Street Collingwood
Collingwood Gallery
292 Smith Street Collingwood
Opening Night:
Friday 25th November 2011 from 6pm
Friday 25th November 2011 from 6pm
Exhibition dates:
Saturday 26th November 2011 – Wednesday 7th December 2011
Saturday 26th November 2011 – Wednesday 7th December 2011
Gallery open daily:
10am – 6pm Saturday & Sunday
Midday – 6:30pm Monday – Friday
10am – 6pm Saturday & Sunday
Midday – 6:30pm Monday – Friday
For more information see http://unsensored.net.
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