Anne Lynam

Anne Lynam is a Sydney photographer who does wonderfully grainy work; mostly street photography. A lot of striking imagery and terrific use of pattern and contrast.

Olivia Parker

Olivia Parker has been working for many years, creating beautifully crafted still-lifes. Some classic, some with a fantastic twist. I love her work. See a good collection of her photographs at Joseph Bellows Gallery .

Time Slice

Tim McMillan came up with time slice photography long before The Matrix made it famous. A rig made up of many camera set in an arc around the subject lets you pan around a moment caught in time. Have a look here for some technical info.

Eye of Science

While we're on a bit of a science theme, Eye of Science is a fascinating and eye opening view into the tiny world we can't (and often don't want to!) see for ourselves. Very clear and sharp images of all sorts of fungi and little beasties.

Hubble

For those Astronomy buffs out there, the Hubble image gallery is very cool.

SimCam

For a great introduction to understanding what happens when you adjust your camera setting, have a look at SimCam

Kinetic Art

I know, it's not technically photography, but I'm loving these Japanese kinetic art creations.

Mike Ware

Mike Ware's website is great resource for those interested in the 'old' alternative photo processes. Argyrotypes, cyanotype, palladium and a lot more. His gallery of photographs is beautiful, and he also has pages dedicated to the history of alternate processes, some essays, and instructions and technical information.

art.net.au

In the mood for some shopping? The Photography page at art.net.au is a good source for the purchase of contemporary Australian photography. It has a good mix of relative unknowns and established artists, such as Polixena Papapetrou, Robyn Stacey (pictured here) and Anne Ferren, to name but a few.

Happy shopping!