Memory Lifts Her Smoky Mirror
Sunday, 6 January 2019 by Antoine Veling
... Winogrand has us believe that our poor memory is an asset for editing our millions of snaps. I put this to the test and hunted down the very first photo I took with my first camera - the impressive Nikkormat FTn that I purchased in May 1974. My findings? I cannot recall anything about taking the photo at all...
The migrant, I.
Sunday, 24 June 2018 by Simon Ross
How do you like your migrants? Faceless? In the shadows? Or in in the kitchen, doing your dirty work?
Wide Open Road
Wednesday, 25 April 2018 by Simon Ross
Under a summer sun without end the broad land of Southern Australia turns brown, the only relief comes as you head towards the ocean.
Katoomba
Saturday, 24 March 2018 by Simon Ross
Captured by Katoomba, the town that sits nestled in the sandstone escarpment above Sydney has drawn two Videre members to make it home.
Ten Years Gone
Thursday, 14 December 2017 by Simon Ross
Reflecting on the last ten years, the first decade of my photographic life, the apprenticeship we all serve.
A river that flowed.
Sunday, 6 August 2017 by Simon Ross
An M2, an M3, Tri-X, E100G & Portra 160, Zeiss Planars, one 35, one 50. Across the USA in 2013 heading into the winter of the decade.
Water
Wednesday, 5 July 2017 by
Curated from images kept up our sleeve for cover shots & social media, these water shots, or at least shots that have some connection to water are from our colourist Loulou, my personal favourite photographer. She has an eye that will be known far & wide one day.
Stories not Selfies
Friday, 6 January 2017 by Simone Cheung
A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of meeting Walkley Awards winner Andrew Quilty at his Stories not Selfies workshop. I have admired Andrew's work for a long time, especially his work in the Middle East. If you haven't already, please take a moment to check out his story on the aftermath of the Kunduz hospital bombing. The Man on the Operating Table was one of the most powerful photos I had seen in a very long time.
