Archive for July, 2011
NAB?
Greg Neville, 2010. Altered National Australia Bank billboard at Preston market, 2010.
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A party in my car
Greg Neville, 2011 Peak hour, stuck in traffic, Punt Road, Melbourne.
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Tags: Punt road traffic
The fight
Greg Neville, Anarchist headquarters, 2009 In Thornbury, where else? .
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Tags: Anarchist headquarters, fight gender, fight patrarchy, gender graffitti, Northcote
My Life in Cameras no.15
15. BANNER The Banner is a strange device. A clone of the classic Diana camera of the 1960s and 70s, it was produced by the Great Wall Plastic Co. of Hong Kong to be sold as toys, promotional giveaways, fairground prizes etc. Diana is the generic name of the cheap cameras produced mostly on the same […]
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Tags: Banner camera, Banner toy camera, Banner with a strange device, Diana Banner camera, Diana camera, Great Wall Plastic Co, Lomo Diana, Lomography Diana, plastic toy camera, toy cameras
My Life in Cameras no.17
17. HOLGA The Holga was created in 1981 by a Mr.T.M.Lee as a cheap family camera for the Chinese market, a sort of modern Box Brownie. It wasn’t exactly a “toy” camera as it’s sometimes labelled now. When 35mm caught on there and the market dried up, it started to catch on among experimental users […]
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Tags: Bauhaus-Archiv photo, Chinese Box Brownie, Chinese cameras, Flatiron building photograph, Greg Wayn, Holga camera, International Centre of Photography, Lomo, low fidelity aesthetic, Modernismus, photo of Seagram building, photographs of modern architecture, plastic lens, T.M.Lee, The Modern Idea, Vertigo
