Coherent Babble
For all the latest informed opinions, observations, interviews and musings on photography, photographic books, and some technical blabber from The Worldwide Publishing Empire, plus updates on our quest for global domination.
We all know that saying about not judging a book by its cover. But what encourages someone to pick up a book? Its cover.
Photography, like rock music, may not have solved all the problems in the world. But just as heart-felt lyrics make us think, so do powerful images.
Don’t blame photographers for their obsession. Blame the inventor of the camera.
You don’t need to be a professional photographer with fancy equipment to take great snaps of your friends, family and pets.
Memories fade as we grow older, but thankfully we have photographs to remind us of those bygone days.
America has long been seen as The Promised Land, and it certainly has been for photographers. But life hasn’t been easy for camera clickers Down Under.
Up and coming Australian photographers seem increasingly intrigued by the old ways of the darkroom, film and processing. But those who endured the older ways have happily moved on…
Melbourne photographer Ian Kenins likens street photography to a frustrating, exciting, confusing, disappointing and victorious night out at the Pokies.
Committed to removing the mystery from photography, Ian Kenins decodes the technical mumbo-jumbo behind the photographs featured in A Snapshot of Melbourne, now available in Melbourne bookshops.
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