Since 1841, professional photographers have been the visual historians of Australia. They have captured forever everything from our news, fashions and architectural to our lives from babyhood to the grave. This is the story of the men and women behind the cameras and how they formed a professional association to ensure that the standards of Australian professional photography are amongst the highest in the world.
Table of Content
Foreword; Preface – Print It or Lose It; Chapter One – Forming the Impossible; Chapter Two – Remembering the Swinging Sixties; Chapter Three – Striding into the Seventies; Chapter Four – The Exotic Eighties: The Disappearing Studios; Chapter Five – The Nifty Nineties: The Approaching Digital Tsunami; Chapter Six – The Noughties: A Millennium of Pixels; Chapter Seven – The Tensies: An Era of Change; Chapter Eight – The Teensies Revolution; Chapter Nine – The Institute’s Honours: A Who’s Who of the Profession’s Achievers; Chapter Ten – Then and Now; Australia’s Top Ten Iconic Photographs; Acknowledgements;
About the author
Paul Curtis is a former publisher and magazine editor and has been on the Australian photographic scene for more than fifty years publishing magazines, organising trade association events and as a photography and technology commentator for newspapers radio and television. He is also the author of several books on cruise ships. His books are always informative while being light-hearted.More ebooks from the same author(s) / Editor
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