New photography by Sydney’s Izabela Pluta

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By Damien Power in New Photography on Saturday 23 June 2012

The titles of Sydney-based photographer Izabela Pluta’s exhibitions read like the tracklist to a Liars’ album: ‘Study for a Sham Ruin’, ‘Displaced Images of Distant Objects’, ‘On Things Mended and Broken’, ‘Sailing for the Abyss’. Her work exists in the space between longing and belonging, investing unpopulated landscapes with a rare poignancy. Pluta often photographs man-made structures in the process of succumbing to nature with a Tarkovsky-like transcendence.

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Sydney-based photographer Daniel Shipp

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By Zolton in New Photography on Wednesday 6 April 2011

Daniel Shipp graduated from Sydney College of the Arts with a degree in Photomedia. His education continued by assisting fashion photographers, which led him to live in Montreal and then Toronto. Now based in Sydney again, he is drawn to graphic shapes and strong light which he applies to the portrait and object assignments he shoots.

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Jacob Ring’s double-exposed photography

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By Zolton in New Photography on Thursday 17 September 2009

I really like the work of Sydney-based photographer Jacob Ring, whose latest series focuses on spontaneous double exposed street shots.

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