Entries in photography (6)
Interview With Dale Rothenberg
Music and Photography are the primary outlets of the wildly talented Dale Rothenburg. He took some time to answer a few of my questions on both topics, including how he juggles the piano and a 4x5 view camera. He also gives some insight into his projects Ruckblick and Ashland.
Interview, photography 
Is this the end for Kodak?
They brought film photography and printing to the mainstream and now it seems like it might be the end of the line for some of our favourite emulsions here at NCI.
Have a look at this article on British Journal of Photography, it seems like there's still some hope and its not quite time to start throwing away all of your frozen veg and filling the freezer with Tri-X and Portra...
film, kodak, photography Paul Batt - Service Station Portraits + Mountain Portraits
Photography 
'The core intention of both of these series was create an in-depth and humane portrait of an unknown subject, that existed outside the traditional paradigm. Both the Service Station Portraits’ and the later‘ Mountain Portraits’ series explores how this traditional structure could be altered, though the use of covert and surveillance methods, to create a revealing portrait, in a purely documentary manner.'
Paul Batt is a Melbourne-based photographer. He is currently a PhD candidate in Fine Art (Photography) at Monash University, Melbourne, where he is also a Sessional Photography Lecturer. Paul is a graduate of both the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) and Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) photography departments. His work has been exhibited work widely throughout Australia, received several awards and grants and has had work featured in a number of publications including Photofile and “Look – Contempoary Australian Photography Since 1980”.
foam magazine, paul batt, photography