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QuickviewCineStill 400D 35mm
35mm Colour Negative FilmMade from fresh Kodak cinema film, CineStill 400Dynamic is a fine-grain daylight-balanced colour negative film that delivers a soft colour palette with natural saturation and rich, warm skin tones. The film has a wide dynamic range, with a base sensitivity of ISO 400 but can be rated from 200 to 800, and it can be pushed up to 3200. This makes the film highly versatile, usable both indoors or in the studio, under virtually any lighting conditions. 400D was specifically designed for still photography to be processed in C-41 chemistry by any photo lab or at home. In addition, it also features a process-surviving anti-static lubricant coating ideal film for both manual SLRs and automatic winding cameras. This film continues CineStill’s ongoing tradition of cinematic film emulsions made for still photographers, allowing them to maximize their creativity and produce remarkable images that express who they are as artists. - ISO 400 daylight balanced 35mm colour negative film - Safe for C-41 processing at photo labs or at home with a CineStill Cs41 kit or Tetenal Colortec kit. - Process-surviving anti-static lubricant coating - Factory spooled, 36 exposure DX-coded cassettes - Wide exposure latitude - Can be push-processed up to 3 stops - Halation can occur at in-focus, overexposed highlights$29.00$29.00 -
QuickviewKodak Portra 400 35mm
35mm Colour Negative FilmPortra 400 is Kodak's premier colour 35mm film. It produces fantastic skin tones and beautifully saturated images, over a wide range of lighting conditions. Kodak claim that Portra 400 is the world's finest grain high-speed colour negative film. This is a great film and deservedly popular. - 36 Exposures per roll - Daylight-Balanced Colour Negative Film - ISO 400/27° in C-41 Process - Very Fine Grain, VISION Film Technology - High Colour Saturation, Low Contrast - Accurate Colour and Neutral Skin Tones - High Sharpness and Fine Edge Detail - T-GRAIN Emulsion, Ideal for Scanning - Made in The USA - You can order 5-roll Pro-Packs here. - Max 50 rolls per customer, per day. Portra 160 & 400 are now also available in 4x5 Sheet format.$34.00$34.00 -
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QuickviewORWO NC400 Tungsten 35mm
35mm Colour Negative FilmNC400 is one of two new 400iso C41 colour films produced by ORWO in Germany. Both new colour films are based on unique AGFA Motion Picture film recipes from the 1990s. Similar to its sister, NC500, but tungsten balanced with less grain and more deliberately vibrant in certain colours -- you will find that the NC400 is uniquely balanced towards greens, desaturated shadows and a more subtle grain. As a tungsten balanced film, NC400 is designed for shooting under artificial lighting. It can be shot outdoors in daylight but will produce a cooler blue-toned images. This is NOT re-branded or repackaged Kodak, Vision3 or Fujifilm, this is a brand new film made in Germany. - 400iso colour film - Tungsten balanced - 36exp per roll - Made in Germany - Brand new stock, fresh from the factory - Standard C41 colour developingOriginal price was: $25.50.$22.00Current price is: $22.00.Original price was: $25.50.$22.00Current price is: $22.00. -
QuickviewKodak ColorPlus 200 35mm
35mm Colour Negative FilmA great entry-level, general-purpose colour film for all conditions, whether it be indoor, outdoor, flash or action. Particularly good for nice sunny days. - ISO 200 - 36 exposures per roll. - Fresh stock, made in the USA.$16.00$16.00 -
QuickviewKodak Gold 200 35mm
35mm Colour Negative FilmKodak Gold 200 provides an excellent combination of colour saturation, colour accuracy, and sharpness in a 200-speed film. This is a great value entry-level ‘consumer’ film that performs well in a range of different lighting conditions, although is better suited for bright, daylight settings. – 36 exposures per roll – C41 colour-negative film – Made in The USA - Box now comes with hang-card$19.50$19.50 -
QuickviewCineStill 800T 35mm
35mm Colour Negative FilmCineStill 800Tungsten is a unique film for still photographers. This 800 speed tungsten balanced colour negative film is prepared from the same Kodak motion picture film stock used by top cinematographers around the world. CineStill 800 is designed for difficult low light tungsten (artificial lighting) situations and may be used in many different lighting situations to achieve a variety of looks. CineStill's "Premoval" process makes motion picture film safe to process in standard C-41 photo lab chemicals or at home. This emulsion is optimised for a hybrid workflow, ideal for scanning. Treat this film as a high speed 800 ISO film when processing in C-41 and push process whenever needed up to 3200 ISO. 35mm cassettes are now DX-Coded, meaning they can be used in point & shoot cameras. Awesome! - 36 Exposures per roll - Tungsten-Balanced Colour Negative Film - ISO 800/30° in C-41 or ECN-2 Process - Motion Picture Film Stock - "Premoval" of Rem-Jet Layer - Unique Halation Effect - Well-Suited to Push Processing - Ideal for Low-Light Conditions - When shot in daylight, an 85B filter is recommended, shooting the film at 500ISO - Enhanced Scanning Performance - DX-Coded 35mm cassettes PLEASE NOTE: Current batch expiry is 12/2024. Film is sold as-is.$28.50$28.50 -
QuickviewAERO 100 35mm
35mm Colour Negative FilmIntroducing AERO 100! A beautiful fine-grain C41 colour film, AERO produces rich reds and greens and features a versatile exposure latitude. Originally designed for industrial use aerial photography, this impressive film has been expertly rolled into 35mm cannisters for everyday still photography use. This is the same film you may have seen sold elsewhere as Santacolor or Elektra, containing Eastman Kodak Aerocolor IV 2460. Great value at just $19 per roll, all 36exp. - 35mm colour film - 100 ISO - No DX Code. (most point and shoot cameras will default to 100iso when no DX code is present) - 36 exposures per roll - Film manufactured in USA - Environmentally friendly recycled metal cannisters - Can also be processed under E6 process to produce nice positive slides. This product is in no way endorsed, packaged, distributed, guaranteed or sold by Eastman Kodak or Kodak Alaris. Please remember! This is a hand-rolled film. Unlike film manufactured and packaged in commercial large-volume factories, this hand-rolling process is not immune to imperfections. Some rolls may have a few small light leaks showing on some frames after they have been developed. Sometimes this is due to quirks in the rolling process, and other times it is due to imperfections in the recycled 35mm cannisters that are used, which can cause light-leakage into the cannister over time. If you are using a point and shoot camera with a clear 'film-view window' on the back, we suggest you cover it up with a small piece of black tape to minimise any light leaks whilst the film is being shot. Like some other films, AERO is particularly susceptible to light leakage through the film leader and cannister opening. We recommend you keep your AERO rolls somewhere dark, out of the sun, to minimise light leakage into the cannister, and have your film processed promptly after shooting.$19.00$19.00 -
QuickviewKodak Portra 160 35mm
35mm Colour Negative FilmPortra 160 features a significantly finer grain structure for improved scanning and enlargement capability, whilst retaining exceptionally smooth and natural skin tone reproduction. - 36 Exposures per roll - Daylight-Balanced Colour Negative Film - ISO 160/23° in C-41 Process - Very Fine Grain, VISION Film Technology - Medium Colour Saturation, Low Contrast - Accurate Colour and Neutral Skin Tones - High Sharpness and Fine Edge Detail - T-GRAIN Emulsion, Ideal for Scanning - If you purchase 5 rolls, you will receive them in the original pro-pack packaging.$30.00$30.00 -
QuickviewCineStill 50D 35mm
35mm Colour Negative FilmCinestill 50 is made from original fresh stock of Kodak 50D, prepped and rolled for clean, safe C-41 standard development as an ISO 50 film. Boasted to be the world’s finest grain film! Cinestill is also available in 800ISO, this is the 50ISO version, great for portraits and landscape photography. May also be processed in motion picture ECN-2 chemistry. Cinestill’s proprietary “Premoval” process makes this motion picture film safe to process in standard C-41 photo lab chemicals or at home. These 35mm cassettes are now DX-Coded, meaning they can be used in point & shoot cameras. Awesome! – 36 Exposures per roll – Daylight-Balanced (5500K) Colour Negative Film – ISO 50/18° in C-41 or ECN-2 Process – “Premoval” of Rem-Jet Layer – Great for portraits and landscapes – High resolution with maximum sharpness – Unique Halation Effect – Well-Suited to Push Processing – Very Fine Grain – Wide Exposure Latitude – Enhanced Scanning Performance – Now in DX-Coded 135 Cartridges$30.00$30.00 -
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QuickviewKodak Portra 800 35mm
35mm Colour Negative FilmPortra 800 Film delivers all the advantages of a high-speed film along with finer grain, higher sharpness, and more natural skin tones and colour reproduction. Has flexible underexposure latitude, with the ability to push to 1600 when you need extra speed. Good for long lenses, fast action, and low light, enabling you to capture shadow details without flash. Can achieve great results with less-than-perfect light. – 36 Exposures per roll – Daylight-Balanced Colour Negative Film – ISO 800/30° in C-41 Process – Fine Grain, High Sharpness & Edge Detail – Vivid Colour Saturation, Low Contrast – Accurate Colour and Neutral Skin Tones – Versatile and Wide Exposure Latitude – Suitable for Low-Light Conditions – T-GRAIN Emulsion, Ideal for Scanning CHOOSE QTY BELOW:$37.00 – $365.00$37.00 – $365.00 -
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QuickviewORWO NC500 35mm
35mm Colour Negative FilmNC500 is one of two new 400iso C41 colour films produced by ORWO in Germany. This film produces dreamy, pastel-like colours with a slight warm yellow tone and striking reds. See the example photos shot in Fitzroy for an example. Both new colour films are based on unique AGFA Motion Picture film recipes from the 1990s. These Agfa Motion Picture films were famous for their greens, desaturated shadows and enhanced grains, and these are features that ORWO have embraced for this new film. " With WOLFEN NC500, we are not trying to imitate current stocks available on the market, we are creating an alternative, something with different characteristics and a different palette. " NC500 is a daylight balanced 400iso film, designed for shooting outside in natural light. This is NOT re-branded or repackaged Kodak, Vision3 or Fujifilm, this is a brand new film made in Germany. - 400iso colour film - Daylight balanced - 36exp per roll - Made in Germany - Brand new stock, fresh from the factory - Standard C41 colour developingOriginal price was: $22.50.$20.00Current price is: $20.00.Original price was: $22.50.$20.00Current price is: $20.00. -
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QuickviewKodak Portra 400 35mm – 5 rolls Pro-Pack
35mm Colour Negative FilmPortra 400 claims to be the world’s finest grain high-speed colour negative film. At true ISO 400 speed, this film delivers spectacular skin tones plus exceptional colour saturation over a wide range of lighting conditions. A great film and deservedly popular. - 36 Exposures per roll – PACK OF 5 ROLLS. - Daylight-Balanced Colour Negative Film - ISO 400/27° in C-41 Process - Very Fine Grain, VISION Film Technology - High Colour Saturation, Low Contrast - Accurate Colour and Neutral Skin Tones - High Sharpness and Fine Edge Detail - T-GRAIN Emulsion, Ideal for Scanning - Max 10 packs per customer, per day.$167.00$167.00
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QuickviewKentmere Pan 100 35mm -100ft Bulk Roll
100ft Bulk RollsThis is a 100ft bulk roll, for rolling your own rolls at home. You will need a Bulk Roller to roll your own rolls. Once you get started bulk rolling it is an easy and fun way to save some money on film. You can also choose how many exposures you'd like on each roll! Just ask us for some empty 35mm cannisters to roll into. We can add them to your order. - 100ft Bulk roll - approximately 18 x 36exp rolls. - Kentmere Pan 400 - 100 iso black and white film$140.00$140.00 -
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QuickviewKentmere Pan 400 35mm -100ft Bulk Roll
100ft Bulk RollsThis is a 100ft bulk roll, for rolling your own rolls at home. You will need a Bulk Roller to roll your own rolls. Once you get started bulk rolling it is an easy and fun way to save some money on film. You can also choose how many exposures you'd like on each roll! Just ask us for some empty 35mm cannisters to roll into. We can add them to your order. - 100ft Bulk roll - approximately 18 x 36exp rolls. - Kentmere Pan 400 - 400 iso black and white film$140.00$140.00 -
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QuickviewWONG KAR-WAI (Dis Voir)
Magazines & PhotobooksThis special book is the first English language (and possibly the only?) monograph on the Hong Kong filmmaker, an important figure in contemporary cinema, regarded as one of the best filmmakers of his generation. Wong Kar-wai films the flow of contemporary images from the inside, hones them to an almost dizzying point of seductiveness, but also addresses the damage they do. Individuals are alone, orphaned, unfit for love, unable to exert the slightest influence on reality. His films works like prisms—collecting the luminous reflections of cityscapes and the somber psyches of his characters, diffracting them in the brightly colored facets of a video clip. There remains what is the true measure of any great filmmaker: a perfectly articulated vision of the state of the world, here and today. This book covers his films up to and including 'Happy Together'. Directors influenced by Wong include Quentin Tarantino, Sofia Coppola, Tsui Hark and Barry Jenkins.$79.00$79.00 -
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QuickviewRetro Sydney 1950-2000
Magazines & PhotobooksThis collection of photographs celebrates the vibrant and exciting coming of age of Australia’s first city in the ‘golden era’ of 1950 to 2000. From the bustling heart of the CBD, to the quaint suburbia of the outer suburbs, the fashionable streets of Double Bay, the seedy and glamorous Kings Cross, & the carefree beachside suburbs of Sydney, Retro Sydney captures the city’s most significant postwar milestones, and highlights its development and transformation into an international metropolis.$55.00$55.00 -
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QuickviewRobert Capa: In The Making
Magazines & PhotobooksPhotographer, filmmaker and war correspondent Robert Capa is a legend of photojournalism. His work – widely recognised and disseminated, although sometimes criticised for its truthfulness – is integral to the history of the photograph. This title retraces his work through images from private collections published for the first time. It contextualises Capa's groundbreaking photographs through original articles and his own rarely seen notes on the margins of prints. Capa covered all the major midcentury events: from the Front Populaire in France to the Spanish Civil War, World War II and finally the First Indochina War, where he lost his life. Together with his most iconic works, these rarely seen images construct a complete story, particularly how they were used and published. Reproductions of original newspaper articles illustrated by Capa’s images create new narratives through which to judge his documentation. Le Monde journalist Michel Lefebvre interprets the hidden details omitted through the years; the writing on the backs of the prints, a detail on a note, a place left out or a date that changes are all clues that reconstruct this immense corpus.$95.00$95.00 -
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QuickviewJoel Meyerowitz: Europa 1966-67
Magazines & PhotobooksIn 1966, at age 28, photographer Joel Meyerowitz embarked on a journey that would take him to the United Kingdom, Ireland, Spain, France, Germany, Eastern Europe, Turkey & Greece. In total, he ended up taking 25,000 photographs. 'Europa 1966–1967' compiles a selection of photographs taken by Meyerowitz on this trip, offering an exciting glimpse of the 'New Old World' that, having lately overcome the trauma of World War II, opened itself to modernity & progress. Meyerowitz witnessed societies in transition, stuck between dictatorship and economic blossoming. Yet he also documented unshakable cultural traditions, such as when he lived with a flamenco-performing family in Francoist Spain for six months. The strength and freshness of Meyerowitz’s gaze and the new codes that were captured in these pictures inspired the next generation of photographers. Joel Meyerowitz (born 1938) is a street, portrait and landscape photographer. The New York native began photographing in colour in 1962 and was an early advocate for its use at a time when there was significant resistance to the idea of colour photography as serious art. Many of his photographs are icons of modern photography, and he is considered one of the most influential representatives of the New Colour Photography of the 1960s and ’70s. His work has appeared in over 350 exhibitions around the world and is in the collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Museum of Modern Art, New York, and many other museums worldwide.$95.00$95.00 -
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QuickviewFujifilm Instax Mini 99 Camera
Instax CamerasCreate one-of-a-kind, attention-grabbing instant photos as unique as you with the INSTAX mini 99. With excellent light and colour control, this premium instant camera is designed to give you the real analogue experience.$269.00Classic finish
The classic camera styling, the stunning tactile matt black finish, the sleek dials and buttons; every surface, edge and corner of this analog instant camera has been crafted to perfection.Twinning
Two identical shutter buttons. One on the side for landscape shots and one on the front for portraits, both designed for easy handling, whatever the aspect.Tripod ready
As well as a tripod thread, the INSTAX mini 99 also comes with a precision-milled Base Grip Tripod Mount accessory that acts as a handy grip when unmounted.Always with you
The included shoulder strap means you can glide from gig to gallery to street festival with the INSTAX mini 99 instant camera draped effortlessly over your shoulder.Focus your way
Turn the lens dial to power up your camera. Stop at Landscape for distances, Macro for stunning close-ups or Standard Mode for everything in between.Colour Your Way
With the INSTAX mini 99 you can let the colour do the talking.Twist the Colour Effect Dial and you've got six awe-inspiring analog colour effects to fuel your creative freedom (all powered by colour-changing LEDs located in the four corners inside the camera).Don't want to use a colour effect? No problem, just twist the dial to Normal Mode.Exposure Control
Low-key or high-key? With the Brightness Control Dial, you'll always be in tune. For the brightest exposure select L+, for the darkest, choose D-. In between you'll find L and D, and N if you're looking for standard brightness levels.Manual Vignette
Darken the edges of your photo to draw attention to the centre of your image with the Manual Vignette Switch. Turn it on and the lens aperture narrows, creating a powerful artistic look. Turn it off to capture all available light for a more natural shot.Selfie Ready
Enjoy getting in front of the camera as much as behind it by twisting the lens into Macro Mode (it's perfect for selfies). Experience the thrill of a photo emerging from the INSTAX mini 99, developing before your very eyes to reveal the ultimate (self) portrait.Flash Controls
Fill-in flash, Red-eye removal, Automatic Flash or Flash off, the INSTAX mini 99 lets you choose the flash function to match the look you envisage. They're simple to select, cleverly altering the tone of your shot to maximise your overall creative expression.$269.00 -
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QuickviewPanasonic CR2 Camera Battery
Batteries- CR2 Camera Battery - 3 Volt - Quality Panasonic Lithium Type$11.00$11.00 -
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QuickviewBrutalist London Map
Magazines & PhotobooksThis two-sided folding map features over fifty leading examples of Brutalist architecture in London, from the Alexandra Road Estate to World's End Housing. Celebrated Brutalist buildings such as the Trellick Tower, the Barbican and the National Theatre are included along with lesser known, yet equally influential buildings. The reverse side of the map features an introduction to Brutalism by Henrietta Billings, photos by Simon Phipps and details about each building.$19.95$19.95 -
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QuickviewConcrete Los Angeles Map
Magazines & PhotobooksConcrete Los Angeles Map offers a unique guide to LA’s hitherto under-celebrated concrete architecture. This two-sided guide, features a map of selected buildings in Los Angeles, an introduction by architecture writer and critic Deane Madsen, original photographs by Jason Woods, and details of over fifty concrete buildings and structures.$19.95$19.95
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QuickviewItaly Seen Through Magnum’s Lens.
Magazines & PhotobooksL'Italia di Magnum. This title looks at Italian news, history and habits from the postwar period to the present, through the eyes of photographers from the most important, historic and authoritative agency in the world, Magnum Photos, in honour of the 70th anniversary of its founding. Opening with a homage to Henri Cartier-Bresson and his trip to Italy in the 1930s, this extraordinary parade is a fascinating mixture of wildly famous and lesser-known photographs. Italy Seen through Magnum's Lens is a collection of voices and perspectives that offer a kaleidoscopic portrait of Italy through photographs by Bruno Barbey, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Rene? Burri, Robert Capa, Raymond Depardon, Thomas Dworzak, Elliott Erwitt, Leonard Freed, Thomas Hoepker, Erich Lessing, Herbert List, Alex Majoli, Peter Marlow, Martin Parr, Paolo Pellegrin, Mark Power, Ferdinando Scianna, David Seymour, Chris Steele-Perkins and Patrick Zachmann.$85.00$85.00 -
QuickviewPUSH – 80’s Skateboarding Photography Book – J. Grant Brittain.
Magazines & PhotobooksIf you're into photography and skateboarding, this book is a must-have! The dynamic images from the analog era found in PUSH demonstrate why Grant Brittain has become one of the most widely-recognized skateboard photographers on the planet. Brittain has been at the epicenter of California skateboarding since landing a job at Del Mar Skate Ranch in 1978. Brittain started shooting Kodachrome at Del Mar in 1979, and within a few years he was submitting photographs to TransWorld Skateboarding magazine, going on to become Photo Editor there shortly thereafter. In 1987, “The Push,” a photo of Tod Swank made the cover of TransWorld, becoming one of the most recognizable photos in all of skateboarding. J Grant Brittain has mentored dozens of budding photographers while achieving the status of icon to skateboarders around the world. It’s high time the world gets a chance to see this collection of his work from the 1980s that has inspired so many. PUSH includes a foreword by Tony Hawk, an introduction by Miki Vuckovich and a fold-out timeline by Garry Scott Davis.$95.00$95.00 -
QuickviewWestography
Magazines & PhotobooksIn this volume, the renowned photographer Warren Kirk gains exclusive access to the homes and businesses of the last of a generation, capturing once-bustling industrial areas and the old inhabitants of back-street suburbia, along with garages, barber shops, fish and chip shops, milk bars, front gardens, sheds and everything in between.$39.00$39.00 -
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Quickview1960s: Photographed by David Hurn
Magazines & PhotobooksMagnum photographer Davis Hurn is one of Britains's more important reportage photographers. His documentary photographs are distinguished by their quiet observation and remarkable insight. Hurn's rendering of the 1960s encompasses both Hollywood screen idols and East End sun-seekers; headline news, alongside rituals unchanged for centuries. Photoessays from the streets of New york, anti-Vietnam protests, the London Soho scene, the French Riviera, Quenn Charlotte's Ball and the Ilse of Wight Festival of 1969; portraits of Michael Caine, Quentin crisp, Julie Christie, amongst many more; and Hurn's work within the film industry, capturing The Beatles during filming of A Hard Day's Night, Sean Connery in From Russia With Love and Jane Fonda in Barbarella. This magnificent hardback volume is curated with insight and appreciation for a true master of his art. It offers an incredibly well-rounded vision of the 1960s that is not to be missed.$85.00$85.00 -
QuickviewNot Just Pictures: Chris Floyd
Magazines & PhotobooksThis coffee table volume is the first monograph dedicated to Chris Floyd's 30-year career as a photographer. Featuring over 200 photographs, it includes his sessions with Paul McCartney, David Attenborough, Debbie Harry, David Hockney, David Bowie and many more. This volume features Chris's favourite career moments. The photographs are accompanied by a collection of stories that paint a deeper, more insightful, broader and sometimes funnier picture of it all.$120.00$120.00 -
QuickviewMetallica: The Black Album in Black & White
Magazines & PhotobooksMetallica's self-titled fifth studio album released in 1991 became known by fans as the 'black album': the record turned Metallica into global megastars. Photographer Ross Halfin was with the band during the album sessions in North Hollywood and shot thousands of film rolls during the 300-date tour that followed. This epic celebration of one of the best-selling albums of all time features over 200 pages of classic and previously unpublished photographs and introductions from Ross and the band members. This beautiful hardback title is an official collaboration with Metallica and photographer Ross Halfin. During the 300-date tour between 1991 and 1993, he intimately documented the hectic performance schedule, backstage, rehearsals, interviews, band meetings and travel, alongside unique portrait shots of the band. A must-have for film-shooter Metallica fans!$99.00$99.00 -
QuickviewNorthside: Warren Kirk
Magazines & PhotobooksFrom West Brunswick to Reservoir, Fitzroy to Hadfield, Warren Kirk turns his keen eye upon the streets, buildings, and inhabitants of Melbourne’s northern suburbs, which are as iconic as they are rapidly changing. Both a tribute to the things we remember and a reminder to look anew at the world around us, the photos in this title are a triumph of craft from an artist who invites us to really see. Suburbs featured are: Brunswick East, Brunswick West ,Carlton, Carlton North, Coburg, Coburg North, Collingwood, Fitzroy, Fitzroy North, Northcote, North Melbourne, Preston, Thornbury.$39.00$39.00 -
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QuickviewShe Shoots Film – Issue 3
Magazines & Photobooks$25.00This issue examines the concept of METAMORPHOSIS from multiple angles with a mix of photography, interviews, personal essays, and reflections from the community.
This issue features interviews with Hazel Dooney, Cig Harvey, Nancy Rexroth and Aline Smithson.
Photographic contributions from Laura Aubrée, Deborah Candeub, Sabrina Caramanico, Elizabeth Casasola, Lauren Hare, Mia Krys, Emma Perry, Paola Katherine Rodriguez, Emma Starr and Lisa Toboz.
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QuickviewApartamento Magazine – Issue 31
Magazines & PhotobooksAn everyday life interiors magazine. Every issue features art, photographs and interviews with a range of artists, designers, architects, photographers and more. Apartamento is widely recognised as today’s most influential, inspiring, and honest interiors magazine. International, well designed, simply written, and tastefully curated since 2008, it is an indispensable resource for individuals who are passionate about the way they live. Published Bi-Annualy. Featuring: Tal R & Emma Rosenzweig, Pedro Costa, Dayanita Singh, Alexander Calder, Paul Mpagi Sepuya, Laura & Deanna Fanning, Misha Kahn, Abdellah Taïa, Lucia Di Luciano & Giovanni Pizzo, Robert Barber, Bas Princen, Seyni Awa Camara, Supriya Lele, and William Strobeck. Plus: ‘The Goodbyes’, a short story by Abdellah Taïa, and texts by Khushnu Hoof, Oscar Perry, Layla Benitez-James, Diana McCaulay, Estelle Hoy, and John Douglas Millar - Issue 31 May 2023$40.00$40.00 -
QuickviewOld Vintage Melbourne 1960-90 Edition
Magazines & PhotobooksA sequel to the original 'Old Vintage Melbourne', this collection invites you again to turn back time and revisit the diverse past of the much-loved city of Melbourne. This captivating compilation of photographs taken between 1960 and 1990 provides a fascinating glimpse of a time that is familiar and yet different, when significant changes started to affect the city and its suburbs. For many readers, this book offers a chance to indulge in rare memories of growing up in our unique city. As historic city buildings were demolished and streetscapes altered, Melbourne embraced modernity. The skyline grew, and so did suburban shopping centres. Under the impact of a rapidly rising population and large-scale migration, the city’s distinctive and vibrant culture that we know today began to emerge. Cafés, fashion, sport, architecture, infrastructure, technology and even the law were all transformed. Adapted from the highly popular ‘Old Vintage Melbourne’ Instagram account, this collection allows us to behold iconic sights and scenes — some as they were, and some as they still are, generations later.$55.00$55.00 -
QuickviewBack In The Day – 70’s Skateboarding – Mini Edition Book
Magazines & Photobooks$70.00Now in a more compact format, Back in the Day is a timeless and nostalgic collection of photographs documenting the skateboarding scene in the 1970s. William Sharp began taking surfing photographs in southern California in the early seventies and was quickly drawn into the nascent skateboard scene, shooting friends emulating surfing moves on pavement. By 1975 he was brought in as a staff photographer for the magazine Skateboard World. During the next five years he documented the meteoric rise of the movement, capturing thousands of photographs along the way. Back in the Day features hundreds of Sharp's astounding photos from this era. The work is priceless, not only for its documentary value, but for the beautiful and poetic images captured and later developed by Sharp himself (many in black and white). Pipes in Arizona, aqueducts in California, pools all over the place, the locales and images must be seen to be believed. Ozzie Ausband signed on as an editor of the project, collecting present day quotes and assisting with the paring down of Sharp's massive photo archive. Sharp's epic photos are populated by the vanguard of the scene such as Tony Alva, Jay Adams, Jerry Valdez, Steve Caballero, and Jay Smith, among many others.- Mini Hardcover Edition - 360+ pages$70.00 -
QuickviewFilm Noir Portraits
Magazines & PhotobooksWith its singular focus on the very best portrait photography of the Film Noir era, every page of this coffee table volume is rich in brooding atmosphere. The portraits were taken by premiere studio photographers like Robert Coburn, Ernest Bachrach and A.L. Whitey. Their arresting works display their ability to exaggerate the play of shadow and light to dramatic effect. The photographs remain some of the most innovative and striking portraits in the history of cinema. Carefully curated, the photographs are taken from the collection of mptv, one of the world’s most exclusive archives of entertainment photography. The book includes many unseen images, including previously unpublished outtakes from Night of the Hunter and Sweet Smell of Success; and classic cinematic moments from films like Gilda, Double Indemnity, Lady From Shanghai and celebrated B-noirs like Gun Crazy and The Hitchhiker. Every page has been printed in Reel Art Press’s exquisite quality, which serves to emphasise the timeless power of the black and white photography.$120.00$120.00 -
QuickviewApartamento Magazine – Issue 29
Magazines & PhotobooksAn everyday life interiors magazine. Every issue features art, photographs and interviews with a range of artists, designers, architects, photographers and more. Apartamento is widely recognised as today’s most influential, inspiring, and honest interiors magazine. International, well designed, simply written, and tastefully curated since 2008, it is an indispensable resource for individuals who are passionate about the way they live. Published Bi-Annualy. This issue featuring: Claudia Roden, Minjae Kim, Duane Michals, Alice Mackler, Álvaro Siza, Solveig Fernlund, Joan Thiele, Choi Byung-hoon, Marco Glaviano, Sydney Loren Bennett, Reza & Mamali Shafahi, Álvaro Matxinbarrena, Sarah Ortmeyer, Kunle Martins, Mounir Neamatalla, and Brian Harding. Plus: Allen Frame remembers Darrel Ellis, Eleven Stories about Food, a trip to Adrere Amellal in Egypt’s Siwa Oasis, and ‘400 Breasts’, a short story by Fernanda Ballesteros. - Issue 29 May 2022$35.00$35.00 -
QuickviewDogs in Space: A Film Archive
Magazines & PhotobooksThis title presents for the first time the candid (and entertaining) shoot diary kept by Lowenstein over the course of making 'Dogs in Space' between 1984 and 1987. This volume showcases never-before-seen contact sheets, wardrobe polaroids and a collection of images from on set and behind the scenes. The book also features a selection of memorabilia and extracts from previously inaccessible reviews and articles about the film. With humour and a distinct understanding of music, fashion and Melbourne in the early 1980s this book provides rare insights into the processes involved in actually making a film. It concludes with a brief reflection from Lowenstein, fresh from completing Mystify, his searing documentary on the life of Hutchence, on what has changed in filmmaking and what hasn’t over the past thirty years.$48.00$48.00 -
QuickviewAmerican Reflections: Tom Arndt
Magazines & PhotobooksFor this beautiful hard-cover monograph, Tom Arndt, one of the masters of documentary photography, opened his archives. Half a century of American history is told in a wandering road-movie through over 100 images. Under a sociological and empathetic gaze, Arndt captures fragments of the lives of women and men from the middle class, the agricultural world, the dreary suburbs and the hectic streets of great metropolises such as New York, Chicago, Los Angeles or Minneapolis. The illuminated signs, the reflections in the windows (themes that run through all of the photographer's work) and the silhouettes taken from life are all details that structure the photographic image. Lights and architectural lines compose powerful images, icons of a timeless America. Two essays by Sarah Hermanson Meister, former director of photography at MoMA NY and current director of the Aperture Foundation in New York, and Yasufumi Nakamori, senior curator at the Tate Modern in London, contextualise Arndt's work in the history of American photography. - Published February 2023$110.00$110.00 -
QuickviewThe Verve: Chris Floyd
Magazines & PhotobooksIt has been 20 years since the colossal global success of The Verve’s era-defining Urban Hymns, and it remains one of the biggest-selling British albums of all time. Photographer Chris Floyd was embedded with the band during their meteoric rise from late 1996 to 1997. He documented the recording, touring and promoting of the album in Britain, Ireland and the US―the only photographer to have such access. This is the first time his photographs from that period have been published, with most completely unseen. The book is also a celebration of what it meant to be young in the last moments of societal unself-awareness, before the explosion of the internet and social media, and it includes a section dedicated to people’s memories of 1997. Chris reflects: “for a while it felt like being at the center of the universe.… We were in a brief golden era, when it looked like the world was unshackling itself and beginning to develop a more advanced and progressive attitude. We seemed to be in a decade that had taken a holiday from history. I am grateful and thankful that I got to live out my twenties in such a fertile, peaceful and creative period.” Michael Holden writes in his introduction: “Those years, it turns out, were the twilight of analogue consciousness and certain seeming certainties about the world at large. Whatever we are now, we were not then. This isn’t just the everyday past we’re looking at, but another planet.”$75.00$75.00