Joyce Agee Photographer, Curator, Historian, Writer, lived in England and later Sydney (1985) and then moved to Melbourne (1986) [ref.'In China-town: Feminism and Photography' in Woman's images of Men,p.158.]. Interview re- above with Carol Hampshire in Photofile Spring 1985, Appointed in late 1986 to curate the Inaugural exhibitionThe thousand mile stare for the Victorian Centre for Photography which was exhibited at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art in Melbourne during March/April 1988. A catalogue by this name was published by the Victorian Centre for Photography and edited by David Bennett. Article re above in Photofile Summer 87/88 (pp. 26-27) by Chris Doig.

Judith Ahern Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis Australian Photography: The 1980s. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.

Micky Allan Photographer, born 1944 in Melbourne. Dip.F.A.(Painting) Nat.Gallery School 1968 . B.F.A. Melbourne University(1967). Taught at Preston Institute of Technology 1975-1976. Lectured in Photography at the South Australian School of Art (1981-1983). She was artist in residence in Sydney University in 1979 and held many workshops on hand colouring prints. Included in the 1982 Adelaide Festival of the Arts and in Eureka! Artists from Australia at the Serpentine gallery in London. In 1985 she was awarded a six months grant to study at the Power Institute studio in Paris. Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition Big Pictures : Australian photography 1975-1985 curated by Helen Ennis (1986) with assistance from Kate Davidson. The exhibition included work by Virginia Coventry, Bill Henson and Wesley Stacey. Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition entitled Living in the 70's: Australian photographs which was curated by Isobel Crombie, Kate Davidson and Helen Ennis. The exhibition and catalogue included the work of Micky Allan, Robert Besanko, Christine Cornish, Sandy Edwards, Gerrit Fokkema, Sue Ford, Christine Godden, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Carol Jerrems, Melanie Le Guay, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewski, Ruth Maddison, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, Jon Rhodes, Roger Scott, Wesley Stacey and Les Walkling . Her work was included in the book The Critical Distance , Work with Photography/Politics/Writing (1986) edited by Virginia Coventry together with the work of Dr Jocelyn Clarke, Virginia Coventry, Sandy Edwards, Michael Gallager, Jillian Gibb, Helen Grace, Ponch Hawkes, Martyn Jolly, Peter Lyssiotis, Ruth Maddison, Charles Merrewether, Toni Robertson and Oliver Strewe . Micky Allen currently lectures in painting at the Victorian College of the Arts.

Robert Ashton Born in Melbourne in 1950. Studied Photography at Prahran College of the Arts. Graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Fine Arts) in 1970. He worked with Rennie Ellis and for some time became his assistant curator for the Pentax Brummel's gallery in Toorak Road , South Yarra, Melbourne.He was published in New Photography Australia by the Australian Centre for Photography in 1984. In 1987 he held a one person exhibition entitled Photogravure images at United Artists Gallery, Melbourne. Included in the City of Waverley collection. His photograph The Handstand was used by David Bennett for the cover of The Thousand Mile Stare which was published by the Victorian Centre for Photography in 1988 for the Joyce Agee curated exhibition by the same name. Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffat, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey, Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka.

Ann Balla Photographer. Included in the City of Waverley collection

Christine Barry Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis Australian Photography: The 1980s. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern , Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.

John Bailey Member of the Parliament House Construction Authority Photography Project Selection Committee together with Ian North and Katrina Rumley.

Bashir Baraki Born in 1943 in Greenville, U.S.A.. Studied Fine Arts at the Commonwealth University , Virginia in 1962 and 1963. He immigrated to Australia in 1977. In 1988 he was awarded a Bachelor of Art (Fine Arts) from Chisholm Institute of Technology. His work was exhibited at the Centre for Contemporary Art in Melbourne (1987) in the Linda Hicks curated exhibition Bashir Baraki: A photographic survey, 1980-1987. Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey, Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka. Work exhibited in the Isobel Crombie and Sandra Byron curated exhibition entitled: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection which was shown at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1990 The display included the following photographers (10 from the N.S.W. collection and 10 from the Victorian Collection): Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell/ George Parkin, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald, Tracey Moffatt, Max Pam, Debra Phillips, Robyn Stacey, Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling and Anne Zahalka. See article by Paul Foss in Photofile, Winter 1987.

Maria Barbagallo Curated, together with the Melbourne organizing committee Kevin Wilson, Gail Lowery and Ross Hickley, the 1988 'Austausch' exhibition ( an exchange exhibition with West Berlin artists)which was initiated by Tony Beilby . Artists included in this travelling exhibition are: Seham Abbi- Elias, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell, Graeme Hare, John O'Neil, Andrea Paton and Kevin Wilson.

Christine Barry Born in Melbourne in 1954. Graduated from Photography Studies College in 1985 with a Diploma of Photography.Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka

Geoffrey Batchen Early editor of Photofile, Critic, tutors in Fine Art at the University of Sydney. Interviewed Charles Merrewether for Photofile (Winter '87) about his curatorship of "Portrait of a distant land: aspects of Latin American photography" which was shown at the Australian Centre for photography during 1984

Hippolite Bayard Took the first known protest photograph in France during 1840

Charles Bayliss Photographer, assisted the photographer Beaufoy Merlin in the recording of the gold diggings near Hill End. Holtermann, a successful gold miner became their patron.

Colin Beard Born in 1939 in Skipton, Yorkshire, England. Took up photography in 1966. Joined the Dieter Mueller studio in Melbourne and exhibited with Grant Mudford in Melbourne.Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974

Tony Beilby Initiated the 1988 'Austausch' exhibition ( an exchange exhibition with West Berlin artists)which was curated by Maria Barbagallo and the Melbourne organizing committee Kevin Wilson, Gail Lowery and Ross Hickley. Artists included in this travelling exhibition are: Seham Abbi- Elias, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell, Graeme Hare, John O'Neil, Andrea Paton and Kevin Wilson.

Robert Besanko Born 1951 . Self taught Showed at Photographers gallery and Australian Centre for Photography 1978. Reviewed in Light Vision No.3 Jan Feb. 1978. Awarded an overseas travel grant (Visual arts board) in 1978 and a further travel grant in 1979 from the Visual Arts Board. Included in the Phillip Morris Collection (see: Aspects of the Phillip Morris Collection: Four Australian photographers ) also Biblioteque Nationale de Paris, Australian national Gallery, Canberra, National Gallery, Victoria, Western Australian Institute of Technology, Perth and Art Gallery of New South Wales.Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition entitled "Living in the 70's: Australian photographs" which was curated by Isobel Crombie, Kate Davidson and Helen Ennis. The exhibition and catalogue included the work of Micky Allan, Christine Cornish, Sandy Edwards, Gerrit Fokkema, Sue Ford, Christine Godden, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Carol Jerrems, Melanie Le Guay, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewski, Ruth Maddison, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, Jon Rhodes, Roger Scott, Wesley Stacey, and Les Walkling

Jennie Boddington Formerly Curator of Photography at the National Gallery of Victoria. Retired in 1987 and was replaced in 1988. by Isobel Crombie formerly Assistant Curator of Photography at the Australian National Gallery.

John Brash Born in 1950 in Box Hill, Victoria. Studied at Prahran college of Advanced Education. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974

Kate Breakey Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.

Warren Breninger Born in Melbourne in 1948. Graduated from Melbourne State College in 1971 Studied at Caulfield Institute of Technology where he received a Diploma of Art and Design in 1975. Exhibited in various Group shows since 1974 . He works as a secondary teacher and Photographer. Lives in Melbourne. Breninger won the Lady Fairfax Award for Portrait Photography in September 1982. He is represented in most State collections. Included in Jean Marc Le Pechoux's book : The Australian Photography Year-book 1983 . Included in the European photography special issue "Australian photography now" together with an article by Allan Cruickshank and the work of Gerrit Fokkema,Mark Johnson, Stephanie Valentin, Ingeborg Tyssen , Christine Cornish, Bill Henson ,Steven Lojevsky, Ed Douglas,Debra Phillips, John Anthony Delacour,Julie Brown, Wayne Fimo, Anne Zahala, Douglas Holleley, Fiona Hall, Glenda Gerrard, John Williams, Allan Cruickshank,and Lauretta Zilles. The article acknowledged the assistance of the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council,Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka

Kurt Brereton Editor of the Sydney College of the Arts initiative published in 1981 as 'Photo Discourse'. It features an interview by Brereton with Christine Godden (pp.168-171)

Anthony Browell Born in 1945 in Guilford, Surrey, England. Studied at the Brighton College of Art, England and the Ealing School of Photography, London. He has had his work exhibited at Renie Ellis's Pentax Brummel's Gallery in Melbourne.Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974

Julie Brown-Rrap Born in Lismore N.S.W. in 1950. Studied Fine Art and photography,(1969-1976)Included in the European photography special issue "Australian photography now" together with an article by Allan Cruickshank and the work of Gerrit Fokkema,Mark Johnson, Stephanie Valentin, Ingeborg Tyssen , Christine Cornish, Bill Henson ,Steven Lojevsky, Ed Douglas,Debra Phillips, John Anthony Delacour,, Warren Brenninger, Wayne Fimo, Anne Zahala, Douglas Holleley, Fiona Hall, Glenda Gerrard, John Williams, Allan Cruickshank,and Lauretta Zilles. The article acknowledged the assistance of the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council,.Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.

Iris Burke Wife of Keast Burke has been cataloguing an extensive remaining collection of photographic material and literary research papers, as well as progressively depositing parts of the collection in the national library and the Art Gallery of N.S.W..Included in the many papers awaiting cataloguing is correspondence between Keast Burke and Jack Cato from 1948 to 1956 (ref. A story of the story/Newton) some 240 letters chiefly concerned with research for The Story of the Camera,historical articles for the A.P.-R., and the discovery (in 1951) and subsequent unravelling of the Holterman collection of wet- plate negatives from the 1870's

Keast Burke Historian, died in 1974 aged 78 Editor of the Sydney based' The Australasian Photo Review' Accredited as the 'finder' (or re-discoverer) of the Holtermann collection during the 1950's

Walter Burke Editor (also historically minded) of the Sydney based' The Australasian Photo Review' before his son Keast Burke

Francis Busby Born 1951, Photographer, lives in Melbourne (The naked image, The nude in recent Australian Photography shown at the Australian Centre For Contemporary Art, Melbourne 1986)

Jeff Busby Born 1952, Photographer, lives in Melbourne (The naked image, The nude in recent Australian Photography shown at the Australian Centre For Contemporary Art, Melbourne 1986)

Sandra Byron Curator for photography at the Art Gallery of N.S.W. supports the promotional literature for Kathryn Millard's film on Olive Cotton "Light Years" (1991)with a highly positive introductory statement.

James P.Campbell Australian war photographer in Egypt during W.W.1. Exchanged correspondence and photographs with Lillian Louisa Pitts whom he befriended earlier during her visit to his native Tasmania.

Nanette Carter Photographer. Included in the City of Waverley collection

Harold Casneaux Photographer. Included in the City of Waverley collection

Jack Cato F.R.P.S. Writer of :The story of the camera in Australia(1955)

John Cato Photographer, Melbourne based. Jack Cato's son (born on November 2, 1926 in Hobart, Tasmania. He became apprentice to his father at the age of 12. He then became a commercial photographer with the 'Argus" and later made the transition into the long-lasting partnership with Athol Shmith with Athol Shmith-John Cato Pty.Ltd. He also worked as a lecturer with Shmith at Prahran College.of Advanced Education. Later he taught at the "Gallery School of Photographic Art"'(now known as the Photography Studies College). The first photographer to feature in the limited edition series produced by Light Quest with the folio Proteus Included in the City of Waverley collection.Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974

Lee Chittick Aboriginal photographer, exhibited at the Commonwealth Bank in Glebe in 1982

Takis Christodoulou, Born in Egypt in 1948. Immigrated to Australia in 1965. Studied photography at the Photography Studies College, Melbourne from 1982 to 1985.Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka

Dr Jocelyn Clarke Born in 1945 in Melbourne. She is Senior lecturer in Politics at the Royal Institute of Technology. She has degrees in politics from both, Melbourne and LaTrobe universities. Active in feminist politics since the early 1970's. Her theoretical work was included in the book The Critical Distance , Work with Photography/Politics/Writing (1986) edited by Virginia Coventry together with the work of Micky Allan, Virginia Coventry, Sandy Edwards, Michael Gallager, Jillian Gibb, Helen Grace, Ponch Hawkes, Martyn Jolly, Peter Lyssiotis, Ruth Maddison, Charles Merrewther, Toni Robertson and Oliver Strewe .

John Conte Born in 1951. Studied photography at Prahran College of Advanced Education. Exhibited work with Duncan Frost and Johann Crix at Renie Ellis's Pentax Brummel's gallery.Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974

Alan Cruickshank Born in Adelaide in 1953. Publisher of Nuance, an Adelaide photographic art magazine modelled after the German 'Glasherz' magazine (according to the publisher). See "The same ship under another flag" in Photofile ,Winter 1986, an article co-written by Cruickshank and Paul Hewson about the politics surrounding the demise of the Developed Image gallery)Included in the European photography special issue "Australian photography now" together with an article by himself and the work of Gerrit Fokkema,Mark Johnson, Stephanie Valentin, Ingeborg Tyssen , Christine Cornish, Bill Henson ,Steven Lojevsky, Ed Douglas,Debra Phillips, John Anthony Delacour,Julie Brown, Warren Breninger, Wayne Fimo, Anne Zahala, Douglas Holleley, Fiona Hall, Glenda Gerrard, John Williams and Lauretta Zilles. The article acknowledged the assistance of the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council,

Philip Cordingley Photographer. Included in the City of Waverley collection

Christine Cornish Born in Adelaide in 1946. Studied at Melbourne Teachers College (1964-1967) and in 1977 she studied photography at Philip Institute of Technology.Included in the European photography special issue "Australian photography now" together with an article by Allan Cruickshank and the work of Gerrit Fokkema,Mark Johnson, Stephanie Valentin, Ingeborg Tyssen , Bill Henson ,Steven Lojevsky, Ed Douglas,Debra Phillips, John Anthony Delacour,Julie Brown, Warren Breninger, Wayne Fimo, Anne Zahala, Douglas Holleley, Fiona Hall, Glenda Gerrard, John Williams, Allan Cruickshank,and Lauretta Zilles. The article acknowledged the assistance of the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council,.Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition entitled "Living in the 70's: Australian photographs" which was curated by Isobel Crombie, Kate Davidson and Helen Ennis. The exhibition and catalogue included the work of Micky Allan, Robert Besanko, Sandy Edwards, Gerrit Fokkema, Sue Ford, Christine Godden, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Carol Jerrems, Melanie Le Guay, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewski, Ruth Maddison, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, Jon Rhodes, Roger Scott, Wesley Stacey, and Les Walkling . Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka Work exhibited in the Isobel Crombie and Sandra Byron curated exhibition entitled: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection which was shown at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1990 The display included the following photographers (10 from the N.S.W. collection and 10 from the Victorian Collection) : Bashir Baraki, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell/ George Parkin, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Max Pam, Debra Phillips, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling,and Anne Zahalka

Ted Colless Critic/Writer included in the Sydney College of the Arts 1981 Publication Photo discourse with his article on Decoding and radical iconology entitled 'Lovers and other strangers'

Ian Cosier Melbourne based photo historian. Contributor to WOPOP with a paper entitled: An Australian Photographic Data Base: A Research Resource.Wrote a until now unpublished biography on Jack Cato in 1980 ( ref. Photofile " a story of the storyÓp.8)

Olive Cotton Born 1911 Photographer ( ref. Age ,Aug. 15 1987 Extra page 12 'The return of a native Photographer" by Candida Baker)Married to Max Dupain in April 1939, separated early 1941.She has recently received a grant from the Australia council to allow her the opportunity of printing some 2000 negatives from as far back as the 1930's. many of these negatives are being printed for the first time. Olive Cottons life has recently become the subject for Kathy Millard's educational film Light Years. Sandra Byron. Curator for photography at the Art Gallery of N.S.W. supports the promotional literature with a highly positive introductory statement.

Virginia Coventry Born Melbourne,1942. Studied painting at R.M.I.T.(1960-1964) and the Slade school in London(1967-1968). Currently lecturer at City Art Institute, Sydney C.A.E. Her interest in photography began during the mid 1960's Writer, Editor and Photographer. Included in the Jenny Boddington curated group show on "series " entitled Six Series at the National Gallery of Victoria (11 th. August 1 st. October 1978)together with Ed Douglas, Richard Harris, Lynn Silvermann ,Ingeborg Tyssen and John Williams Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition Big Pictures (1986): Australian photography 1975-1985 curated by Helen Ennis with assistance from Kate Davidson. The exhibition included work by Micky Allan, Bill Henson and Wesley Stacey. Major body of work entitled "Here and There: concerning the nuclear power industry, 1979. Editor of Critical distance (1986. Included her own work work was included in the book , together with the work of Micky Allan, Dr Jocelyn Clarke, Sandy Edwards, Michael Gallager, Jillian Gibb, Helen Grace, Ponch Hawkes, Martyn Jolly, Peter Lyssiotis, Ruth Maddison, Charles Merrewther, Toni Robertson and Oliver Strewe .

Paul Cox Born in 1941 in Venlo, Holland. Was taught photography by his father and later at the Photographic School, De Hague, Holland. Worked as freelance photographer between 1963 and 1973. Worked as lecturer in photography at Prahran College of Advanced Education since 1967. Paul Cox became a film maker and director after his resignation from Prahran.Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974

Edward Cranstone Photographer, seconded together with Herbert Fishwick to the Department of Information during W.W.2 their task was to document the efforts of the "Allied Works Council" (A.I.F.) which recruited men over 35 to work on war construction projects. (see Martyn Jolly's article Edward Cranstone, Photographer in Fotofile (Autumn 1984) and Anne Marie Willis Picturing Australia, page 188.

Isobel Crombie Formerly Assistant Curator of Photography at the Australian National Gallery, Isobel replaced Jennie Boddington as the curator of Photography at the National gallery of Victoria in 1988.Writer, together with Helen Ennis , Martyn Jolly and Ian North of the Australian National Gallery's inaugural international photography exhibition catalogue: International Photography 1920-1980. Undertaking part-time Masters Degree studies since 1992.

Stephen Crowfoot Born in 1944 in Sydney. One year training in general arts at the East Sydney Technical College. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974

Alan Cruickshank Adelaide based photographer. Contributor to the now defunct European photographic journal Print Letter during the early 1980's Contributed the feature article: "A short history on an Australian Photography Renaissance" to the Australian photography now edition of the journal European Photography, Issue 23, July/August /Sept. 1985 (which replaced Print letter). The Images reproduced with this article featured the work of: Gerrit Fokkema,Mark Johnson, Stephanie Valentin, Ingeborg Tyssen , Christine Cornish, Bill Henson ,Steven Lojevsky, Ed Douglas,Debra Phillips, John Anthony Delacour,Julie Brown, Warren Breninger, Wayne Fimo, Anne Zahala, Douglas Holleley, Fiona Hall, Glenda Gerrard, John Williams, Allan Cruickshank,and Lauretta Zilles. The article acknowledged the assistance of the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council. Published an article in the Winter 1984 edition of Photofile entitled Timo & Fimo ( Timo Pajunen and Wayne Fimeri)

Michael Cullin Born in 1948 in Penang, Malaysia. studied photography and film-making at Prahran College of Advanced Education. He has worked with Ian Mc Kenzie studios in Melbourne.Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974

Jo Daniell Photographer. Included in the City of Waverley collection.

Huw Davies Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.

Meredith Davis Born in 1951 in Melbourne. Studied Photography at Prahran College of Advanced Education. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974

Christina De Water Born in 1950 in De Hague , Holland. Studied photography at Prahran College of Advanced Education. Worked with Bruno Benini and Kevin Gleeson studios in Melbourne. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974

Norman Deck Photographer. Included in the City of Waverley collection

John Delacour Born in Sydney in 1948.Writer /Critic published "Sydney Topography: the photographs of Mark Johnson" in Art in Australia, Autumn 1984. Lecturer in photography at the Sydney College of the Arts since 1982.Included in the European photography special issue "Australian photography now" together with an article by Allan Cruickshank and the work of Gerrit Fokkema,Mark Johnson, Stephanie Valentin, Ingeborg Tyssen , Christine Cornish, Bill Henson ,Steven Lojevsky, Ed Douglas,Debra Phillips, Julie Brown, Warren Breninger, Wayne Fimo, Anne Zahala, Douglas Holleley, Fiona Hall, Glenda Gerrard, John Williams, Allan Cruickshank,and Lauretta Zilles. The article acknowledged the assistance of the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council,

Ian Dodd Born in 1937 in Sydney. Studied at the National Art School of New South Wales.Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974

Chris Doig A Melbourne writer see Joyce Agee

Edward (Ed) Douglas. Born in 1943 in San Rafael, California, U.S. Graduated from San Francisco State University in 1969 with a Masters of Fine Arts. Migrated to Australia in 1972. Taught photography at the Tasmanian College of Advanced Education in 1973 and at the Sydney College of the Arts in 1975. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974. Appointed Head of the Photography area at Torrens Institute, Adelaide.in 1977 Included in Jean Marc Le Pechoux's The Australian Photography Year-book 1983 (not published prior or after 1983). Selected by Jenny Boddington for a group show on "series " entitled Six Series at the National Gallery of Victoria (11 th. August 1 st. October 1978)together with Virginia Coventry, Richard Harris, Lynn Silvermann ,Ingeborg Tyssen and John Williams. Included in the European photography special issue "Australian photography now" together with an article by Allan Cruickshank and the work of Gerrit Fokkema,Mark Johnson, Stephanie Valentin, Ingeborg Tyssen , Christine Cornish, Bill Henson ,Steven Lojevsky, Debra Phillips, John Anthony Delacour,Julie Brown, Warren Breninger, Wayne Fimo, Anne Zahala, Douglas Holleley, Fiona Hall, Glenda Gerrard, John Williams, Allan Cruickshank,and Lauretta Zilles. The article acknowledged the assistance of the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council,

Rozalind Drummond Born in 1956 in Melbourne.B.A. Fine Art Photography Prahran, 1984. Post- Graduate Diploma ,Victorian College of the Arts 1985 (The naked image, The nude in recent Australian Photography shown at the Australian Centre For Contemporary Art, Melbourne 1986). Included in the 1988 ÒAustauschÓ exhibition ( an exchange exhibition with West Berlin artists)which was initiated by Tony Beilby and curated by Maria Barbagallo and the Melbourne organizing committee Kevin Wilson, Gail Lowery and Ross Hickley. Other artists included in this travelling exhibition are: Seham Abbi- Elias, Rose Farrell, Graeme Hare, John O'Neil, Andrea Paton and Kevin Wilson. Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka Work exhibited in the Isobel Crombie and Sandra Byron curated exhibition entitled: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection which was shown at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1990 The display included the following photographers (10 from the N.S.W. collection and 10 from the Victorian Collection) : Bashir Baraki,Christine Cornish, Rose Farrell/ George Parkin, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt,,Max Pam, Debra Phillips, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling,and Anne Zahalka

Max Dupain Born in Sydney in 1911. Began his career as a photographer with an apprenticeship at Cecile Bostock's studio in 1930. He opened his own studio in Bond Street Sydney. Married to Olive Cotton in April 1939, separated early 1941. The Art Gallery of New South Wales held a major retrospective exhibition of his work in 1980. The exhibition was accompanied by a monograph publication. Included in the City of Waverley collection. Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka, Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka. Dupain wrote a major article on David Moore for the Photofile Winter 1884 issue

Ron Eden Born in 1938 in Melbourne. Studied at Preston Technical College. Worked mainly in commercial and pop photography fields. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974

Sandy Edwards Born in Bluff, N.Z.in 1948.Moved to Australia in 1961. Majored in Psychology at Sydney University in 1969. After travel to Europe and England where she attended a part time film studies course at the Slade School, she returned to Australia and became Assistant to the Director of the newly opened Australia Centre for Photography. Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition entitled "Living in the 70's: Australian photographs" which was curated by Isobel Crombie, Kate Davidson and Helen Ennis. The exhibition and catalogue included the work of Micky Allan, Robert Besanko, Christine Cornish, Gerrit Fokkema, Sue Ford, Christine Godden, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Carol Jerrems, Melanie Le Guay, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewski, Ruth Maddison, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, Jon Rhodes, Roger Scott, Wesley Stacey, and Les Walkling Her work was included in the book The Critical Distance ,Work with Photography/Politics/Writing (1986) edited by Virginia Coventry together with the work of Micky Allan, Dr Jocelyn Clarke, Virginia Coventry, Michael Gallager, Jillian Gibb, Helen Grace, Ponch Hawkes, Martyn Jolly, Peter Lyssiotis, Ruth Maddison, Charles Merrewther, Toni Robertson and Oliver Strewe .

Rennie Ellis Born 1940. Photographer . Started one of Australia's first photographic galleries: the Pentax Brummel's gallery in Toorak Road South Yarra during 1972. Exhibited with Wes Stacey at Gallery A in Melbourne and at the Yellow House, Sydney in 1972 with the ÒKings Cross, SydneyÓ pictures. Showed at the Australian Centre for Photography (1978) an exhibition entitled: Ways of the flesh. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974

Peter Elliston Photographer. Included in the City of Waverley collection. Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies,Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.

Helen Ennis (Ex) Curator of Photography at the A.N.G. See also Photofile: contributions such as her reply to Graham Howe's letter in the Spring 1987 issue (page 34) and her article : '1970's Photographic practice , A homogeneous view?' which was published in the Autumn 1986 issue of Photofile.Writer, together with Isobel Crombie, Martyn Jolly and Ian North of the Australian National Gallery's inaugural international photography exhibition catalogue: International Photography 1920-1980. Left the Australian National Gallery at the end of January 1992 to undertake Masters Degree studies at the Australian National University.

Joyce Evans Melbourne based photographer. Started Church street photographic centre. Reviewed Public lives, private heritage for Photofile (Winter 1987). Co-writer with Graeme Kinross - Smith of a first year study guide for Australian studies at Deakin University, Victoria which used the work of 29 Australian photographers as the basis of historical analyses.

Rose Farell Born in 1949 in Brisbane. Studied applied science at the Queensland Institute of Technology between 1969 and 1971. Was awarded a Diploma of Photography at the Photographic Studies College , Melbourne in 1986. Since 1985 she has worked collaboratively with George Parkin. Included in the 1988 ÒAustauschÓ exhibition ( an exchange exhibition with West Berlin artists)which was initiated by Tony Beilby and curated by Maria Barbagallo and the Melbourne organizing committee Kevin Wilson, Gail Lowery and Ross Hickley. Other artists included in this travelling exhibition are: Seham Abbi- Elias, Rozalind Drummond, Graeme Hare, John O'Neil, Andrea Paton and Kevin Wilson. Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam, Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka Work exhibited in the Isobel Crombie and Sandra Byron curated exhibition entitled: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection which was shown at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1990 The display included the following photographers (10 from the N.S.W. collection and 10 from the Victorian Collection) : Bashir Baraki,Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell/ George Parkin, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Max Pam, Debra Phillips, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling,and Anne Zahalka

Susan Fereday Completed Photographic technicians certificate in Adelaide and a Diploma in Photography at Prahran. Studying for a Masters Degree by Research at the Victorian College of Arts. Director of the Victorian Centre for Photography since 1982.

Anne Ferran Born in Sydney in 1949. Completed a Bachelor of Arts(Visual Arts) in 1974 and a Postgraduate Diploma in Visual arts in 1987 at Sydney College of the Arts.Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka Work exhibited in the Isobel Crombie and Sandra Byron curated exhibition entitled: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection which was shown at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1990 The display included the following photographers (10 from the N.S.W. collection and 10 from the Victorian Collection) : Bashir Baraki,Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell/ George Parkin, Sue Ford, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Max Pam, Debra Phillips, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling,and Anne Zahalka

Wayne Fimo Born in Adelaide in 1958. Studied Fine Arts(1976-1981)Included in the European photography special issue "Australian photography now" together with an article by Allan Cruickshank and the work of Gerrit Fokkema,Mark Johnson, Stephanie Valentin, Ingeborg Tyssen , Christine Cornish, Bill Henson ,Steven Lojevsky, Ed Douglas,Debra Phillips, John Anthony Delacour,Julie Brown, Warren Brenninger,Anne Zahala, Douglas Holleley, Fiona Hall, Glenda Gerrard, John Williams, Allan Cruickshank,and Lauretta Zilles. The article acknowledged the assistance of the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council,

Herbert Fishwick Photographer, worked as staff photographer for the Sydney Mail before his secondment together with Edward Cranstone to the Department of Information during W.W.2 their task was to document the efforts of the "Allied Works Council" (A.I.F.) which recruited men over 35 to work on war construction projects. (see Martyn Jolly's article Edward Cranstone, Photographer in Fotofile Autumn 1984) and Anne Marie Willis , Picturing Australia, page 188

Barrie Flakelar Born in 1937 in Wagga Wagga, N.S.W. Has worked as a commercial photographer and film-maker in the U.s. and Canada. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974

Gillian Flounders Born in 1951 in London, England. Studied at Swinburne Institute of Technology.Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974

Gerrit Fokkema Born 1954. Studied photography at Canberra Technical college. Included in the City of Waverley collection . Included in the European photography special issue "Australian photography now" together with an article by Allan Cruickshank and the work of Mark Johnson, Stephanie Valentin, Ingeborg Tyssen , Christine Cornish, Bill Henson ,Steven Lojevsky, Ed Douglas,Debra Phillips, John Anthony Delacour,Julie Brown, Warren Brenninger, Wayne Fimo, Anne Zahala, Douglas Holleley, Fiona Hall, Glenda Gerrard, John Williams, Allan Cruickshank,and Lauretta Zilles. The article acknowledged the assistance of the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council,Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition entitled "Living in the 70's: Australian photographs" which was curated by Isobel Crombie, Kate Davidson and Helen Ennis. The exhibition and catalogue included the work of Micky Allan, Robert Besanko, Christine Cornish, Sandy Edwards, Sue Ford, Christine Godden, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Carol Jerrems, Melanie Le Guay, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewski, Ruth Maddison, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, Jon Rhodes, Roger Scott, Wesley Stacey, and Les Walkling

Sue Ford Born in 1943 in Melbourne. Studied photography at the Royal Institute of Technology in 1961. Exhibited her Time series at the National gallery of Victoria in 1974. Featured in the City of Waverley collection.Winner of an Ilford scholarship which she used to study elective subjects at the Victorian College of the Arts.Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974 Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition entitled "Living in the 70's: Australian photographs" which was curated by Isobel Crombie, Kate Davidson and Helen Ennis. The exhibition and catalogue included the work of Micky Allan, Robert Besanko, Christine Cornish, Sandy Edwards, Gerrit Fokkema, Christine Godden, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Carol Jerrems, Melanie Le Guay, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewski, Ruth Maddison, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, Jon Rhodes, Roger Scott, Wesley Stacey, and Les Walkling Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam, Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka Work exhibited in the Isobel Crombie and Sandra Byron curated exhibition entitled: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection which was shown at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1990 The display included the following photographers (10 from the N.S.W. collection and 10 from the Victorian Collection) : Bashir Baraki,Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell/ George Parkin, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Max Pam, Debra Phillips, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling,and Anne Zahalka

Paul Foss Critic and Editor of Art and Text. Wrote article on Bashir Baraki's work The man without qualities(Fotofile, Winter 1987)

Peter Freeland Photographer. Included in the City of Waverley collection

Duncan Frost Born in 1946 in England. Studied photography and film making at Prahran College of Advanced Education. Exhibited with Jon Conte and Johann Crix at Rennie Ellis's Brummel's Gallery, Melbourne. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974

Michael Gallagher Born in Perth in 1949. Began photographing the Swan Valley fringe dwellers. 1979-1981 He made several trips to the Kimberley to work for the Kimberley lands council. He spent most of 1980 photographing the Noonkanbah dispute for the Yungnora community. Included in Photo Documents (1980), the tenth annual invitation exhibition at W.A.I.T. His participation in group exhibitions includes Portraits by Camera at the National Gallery of Victoria. After the tent embassy (work selected by Wes Stacey). His work is represented in the collections of the National Gallery of Victoria. the Western Australian Institute of Technology and The Australian Institute of Aboriginal studies. He received a grant in 1984 from the Art and Working-life fund. His work was included in the book , Work with Photography/Politics/Writing (1986) edited by Virginia Coventry together with the work of Micky Allan, Dr Jocelyn Clarke, Virginia Coventry, Sandy Edwards, Jillian Gibb, Helen Grace, Ponch Hawkes, Martyn Jolly, Peter Lyssiotis, Ruth Maddison, Charles Merrewther, Toni Robertson and Oliver Strewe

Judo Gemmes Aboriginal photographer, exhibited with the Hogarth galleries in 1982

Elizabeth Gertzakis Lectured in Art History at Melbourne College of Advanced Education in 1985 moved to Tasmania.

Glenda Gerrard Born in Melbourne in 1956,. Studied Fine Arts (1975-1981) Graduate Diploma in Woman's studies (1980-1981) Feminist photographer (Anzac Photographs)Included in the European photography special issue "Australian photography now" together with an article by Allan Cruickshank and the work of Gerrit Fokkema,Mark Johnson, Stephanie Valentin, Ingeborg Tyssen , Christine Cornish, Bill Henson ,Steven Lojevsky, Ed Douglas,Debra Phillips, John Anthony Delacour,Julie Brown, Warren Breninger, Wayne Fimo, Anne Zahala, Douglas Holleley, Fiona Hall, John Williams, Allan Cruickshank,and Lauretta Zilles. The article acknowledged the assistance of the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council,

Jillian Gibb Born in 1945 in Bobinawarrah, Victoria. Studied Painting and Printmaking at the National Gallery school 1865-68. Returned to complete postgraduate studies in Printmaking 1973-74. Started taking photographs in 1975. Her work was included in the book The Critical Distance Work with Photography/Politics/Writing (1986) edited by Virginia Coventry together with the work of Micky Allan, Dr Jocelyn Clarke, Virginia Coventry, Sandy Edwards, Michael Gallager, Helen Grace, Ponch Hawkes, Martyn Jolly, Peter Lyssiotis, Ruth Maddison, Charles Merrewther, Toni Robertson and Oliver Strewe .

Christine Gillespie Co - curator together with Barbara Hall and Jenny Mather of the exhibition Australian women photographers 1890-1950 which was shown at the George Paton Gallery, Melbourne University before touring nationally in 1981-1982.

Euan Mc Gillivray And Matthew Nickson became the joint editors of the document published under the title: ÔWorking papers on photography' 1979, the compilation of working papers from the WOPOP conference

Christine Godden Director of the Australian Centre for Photography 1978-1982 Had previously lived and worked as a photographer in the U.S. for eight years. Very active in feminist photography and issues from about 1971. See her interview with Kurt Brereton in Photo Discourse(pp.168-171).Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition entitled "Living in the 70's: Australian photographs" which was curated by Isobel Crombie, Kate Davidson and Helen Ennis. The exhibition and catalogue included the work of Micky Allan, Robert Besanko, Christine Cornish, Sandy Edwards, Gerrit Fokkema, Sue Ford, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Carol Jerrems, Melanie Le Guay, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewski, Ruth Maddison, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, Jon Rhodes, Roger Scott, Wesley Stacey, and Les Walkling

John Gollings Melbourne based Photographer specializing in Architecture and fashion. Included in the City of Waverley collection. His review of the Jenny Boddington curated exhibition Photography 1848-1982 appeared in the Summer 1984 edition of Photofile

George Goodman Arrived in Australia on November 4 th. 1842. He was to become the first professional photographer to work in Australia. His Sydney studio on the flat roof of the Royal hotel in George Street opened it's doors to the public on December 9th. 1842.

Helen Grace Born in 1949 in Warnambool, Victoria. Photographer, Film maker and Writer. Her work was included in the book The Critical Distance Work with Photography/Politics/Writing (1986) edited by Virginia Coventry together with the work of Micky Allan, Dr Jocelyn Clarke, Virginia Coventry, Sandy Edwards, Michael Gallager, Jillian Gibb, Ponch Hawkes, Martyn Jolly, Peter Lyssiotis, Ruth Maddison, Charles Merrewther, Toni Robertson and Oliver Strewe .

Janina Green Born in 1944 in Essen , Germany. Immigrated to Australia with her family in 1949. studied Fine art at the Prahran College of Advanced Education, Melbourne from 1962 to 1963.and printmaking at the Royal Institute of Technology, Melbourne in 1965. From 1969 to 1974 she studied Fine Arts at the University of Melbourne.Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam, Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka

Barbara Hall Born 1946, Writer, journalist and researcher. Co-founder of the Woman's Art Movement in Sydney, 1974. Co - curator together with Jenny Mather and Christine Gillespie of the exhibition Australian women photographers 1890-1950 which was shown at the George Paton Gallery, Melbourne University before touring nationally in 1981-1982.

Fiona Hall Born in Sydney, 1953. studied photography at Rochester (1979-1982)1987: Four Australian Woman :Fiona Hall, Anne Zahalka,Robyn Stacey and Jackie Redgate show their highly manipulated images in Tokyo in an exhibition entitled: Pure Invention. Included in the European photography special issue "Australian photography now" together with an article by Allan Cruickshank and the work of Gerrit Fokkema,Mark Johnson, Stephanie Valentin, Ingeborg Tyssen , Christine Cornish, Bill Henson ,Steven Lojevsky, Ed Douglas,Debra Phillips, John Anthony Delacour,Julie Brown, Warren Brenninger, Wayne Fimo, Anne Zahala, Douglas Holleley, Glenda Gerrard, John Williams, Allan Cruickshank,and Lauretta Zilles. The article acknowledged the assistance of the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council,Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam, Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka

Carole Hampshire Photographer, Sydney based writer (ref. Woman's Images of Men - an interview with Joyce Agee Photofile Spring 1985 Page 14 - 16)

Fiona Hall Born in Sydney in 1953. Studied painting at the National art School, Sydney fro 1972-1975 and in 1982 was awarded a Master of Fine Arts (photography) from the visual studies workshop , Rochester, New York. Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka Work exhibited in the Isobel Crombie and Sandra Byron curated exhibition entitled: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection which was shown at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1990 The display included the following photographers (10 from the N.S.W. collection and 10 from the Victorian Collection) : Bashir Baraki,Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell/ George Parkin, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Max Pam, Debra Phillips, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling,and Anne Zahalka

Graeme Hare Born in 1952 in Melbourne. Studied graphic Design at the Royal Institute of Technology in 1971. From 1972 to 1975 he studied Fine Art at the Phillip Institute of Technology, Melbourne and was awarded a Diploma of Education at the Hawthorn State College in Melbourne in 1981. Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka. Included in the 1988 ÒAustauschÓ exhibition ( an exchange exhibition with West Berlin artists)which was initiated by Tony Beilby and curated by Maria Barbagallo and the Melbourne organizing committee Kevin Wilson, Gail Lowery and Ross Hickley. Other artists included in this travelling exhibition are: Seham Abbi- Elias, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell, John O'Neil, Andrea Paton and Kevin Wilson. Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka Work exhibited in the Isobel Crombie and Sandra Byron curated exhibition entitled: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection which was shown at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1990 The display included the following photographers (10 from the N.S.W. collection and 10 from the Victorian Collection) : Bashir Baraki,Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell/ George Parkin, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Fiona Hall. Bill Henson, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Max Pam, Debra Phillips, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling,and Anne Zahalka

Esther Harris Photographer. Included in the City of Waverley collection

Richard Harris Born in 1941 in Sydney. Worked as commercial photographers assistant(1959-1964) and commercial photographer(1965-1973) in Sydney. Began teaching at East Sydney Technical College. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974. Currently teaching at Alexander Mackie College in Sydney. Included in the Jenny Boddington curated group show on "series " entitled Six Series at the National Gallery of Victoria (11 th. August 1 st. October 1978)together with Virginia Coventry, Ed Douglas, Lynn Silvermann , Ingeborg Tyssen and John Williams. His work is included in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art, New York and the National gallery of Victoria.

Ponch Hawkes Born in 1946 in Melbourne. Her work began on the alternative Newspaper The Digger in 1972. She learned to take pictures to accompany articles on womans issues. Studied Librarianship at Royal Institute of Technology, Melbourne in 1972.The series of photographs :These woman have just run 26 miles and a series ' Our mums and us' (1976) were purchased by the Philip Morris Collection and the Australian National Gallery in Canberra.Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition entitled "Living in the 70's: Australian photographs" which was curated by Isobel Crombie, Kate Davidson and Helen Ennis. The exhibition and catalogue included the work of Micky Allan, Robert Besanko, Christine Cornish, Sandy Edwards, Gerrit Fokkema, Sue Ford, Christine Godden, Bill Henson, Carol Jerrems, Melanie Le Guay, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewski, Ruth Maddison, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, Jon Rhodes, Roger Scott, Wesley Stacey, and Les Walkling Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey, Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka Her work was included in the book The Critical Distance Work with Photography/Politics/Writing (1986) edited by Virginia Coventry together with the work of Micky Allan, Dr Jocelyn Clarke, Virginia Coventry, Sandy Edwards, Michael Gallager, Jillian Gibb, Helen Grace, Ponch Hawkes, Martyn Jolly, Peter Lyssiotis, Ruth Maddison, Charles Merrewther, Toni Robertson and Oliver Strewe .

Bill Henson Born 1955. Photographer. Studied at Prahran College of Advanced Education (1972-1975) Exhibited at the National gallery of Victoria (1975), The Church street Photographic Centre (1978), and the Australian Centre for Photography, (1979) Awarded a special projects grant from the Visual Arts Board in 1979 and a Visual Arts Board standard grant in 1985.Australian perspecta (1981) and Australian Visions at the Solomon R.Guggenheim Museum in New York in 1984, The Biennale of Sydney (1982) Included in the City of Waverley collection , The Australian National Gallery, Canberra, The National gallery of Victoria and the collection of the National Gallery in Canberra.Included in the European photography special issue "Australian photography now" together with an article by Allan Cruickshank and the work of Gerrit Fokkema,Mark Johnson, Stephanie Valentin, Ingeborg Tyssen , Christine Cornish, Steven Lojevsky, Ed Douglas,Debra Phillips, John Anthony Delacour,Julie Brown, Warren Breninger, Wayne Fimo, Anne Zahala, Douglas Holleley, Fiona Hall, Glenda Gerrard, John Williams, Allan Cruickshank,and Lauretta Zilles. The article acknowledged the assistance of the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council. Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition Big Pictures (1986): Australian photography 1975-1985 curated by Helen Ennis with assistance from Kate Davidson. The exhibition included work by Micky Allan, Virginia Coventry, and Wesley Stacey.Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition entitled "Living in the 70's: Australian photographs" which was curated by Isobel Crombie, Kate Davidson and Helen Ennis. The exhibition and catalogue included the work of Micky Allan, Robert Besanko, Christine Cornish, Sandy Edwards, Gerrit Fokkema, Sue Ford, Christine Godden, Ponch Hawkes, Carol Jerrems, Melanie Le Guay, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewski, Ruth Maddison, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, Jon Rhodes, Roger Scott, Wesley Stacey, and Les Walkling Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka. See also the monograph Bill Henson photographs published by Pan picador, Sydney, 1988.Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka Work exhibited in the Isobel Crombie and Sandra Byron curated exhibition entitled: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection which was shown at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1990 The display included the following photographers (10 from the N.S.W. collection and 10 from the Victorian Collection) : Bashir Baraki,Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell/ George Parkin, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Max Pam, Debra Phillips, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling,and Anne Zahalka

Paul Hewson Adelaide based photographer, see Paul Hewson's and Alan Cruickshank's article entitled " The same ship under another flag" in Photofile, Winter 1986, pp. 33-34,which elaborates on the politics behind the closure of the Developed Image gallery.Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.

Kendal Heyes Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.Some connection with Anne Zahalka and John Williams(see catalogue remark page 94 Australian Photography:The 1980's)

Mark Hinderaker A graduate student in Studio Art (Photography) at the University of New Mexico. He also holds an M.A. in English from Monash University, Melbourne. Published an interview with Beaumont Newhall in Light Vision Number 5. Hinderaker, together with Mark Johnson, Ingeborg Tysson and Tamara Winikoff, published the first issue of Photofile in Autumn 1983 on behalf of the Australian Centre for Photography in Sydney. Was awarded the three month residency at the V.A.B.'s studio in Tokyo from July 1988.

Douglas Holleley Born in Sydney in 1949. Graduated with a B.A. from Macquarie University and then took a Masters of Fine Arts , Rochester, N.Y. 1976. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974. Included in the European photography special issue "Australian photography now" together with an article by Allan Cruickshank and the work of Gerrit Fokkema,Mark Johnson, Stephanie Valentin, Ingeborg Tyssen , Christine Cornish, Bill Henson ,Steven Lojevsky, Ed Douglas,Debra Phillips, John Anthony Delacour,Julie Brown, Warren Breninger, Wayne Fimo, Anne Zahala, Fiona Hall, Glenda Gerrard, John Williams, Allan Cruickshank,and Lauretta Zilles. The article acknowledged the assistance of the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council, Holleley's work was published in the Australian Newspaper's Good Weekend colour supplement magazine on Sept. 14. 1991 in an article by Jane Nicholls entitled ÔLuna Swoons'.The State Library of New South Wales is planning to exhibit Holleley's ÔLuna Park' photographs beside the work of Ted Hopkins (90)who began his career as the parks engineer and retired as the parks manager, and who photographed the the park over 40 years, in 1992.

Bernard Otto a successful gold miner became the patron to Holtermann Beaufoy Merlin, the Photographer who recorded the gold diggings near Hill End together with Charles Bayliss.Hill end and Gulong Photographs 1878: Bernard Otto Holtermann and Charles Bayliss expose the largest wet - plate negatives on record (one 97 x 160 cm. and another 97 x 122 cm.) to add to their already huge 33 foot (10 meter) panorama of Sydney Harbour which formed part of the Silver Medal winning display at the 'Paris Exposition Universelle Internationale de 1878'

Loisa E. How 1821-1893. migrated from England in 1849, Loisa How made a considerable number of outdoor portraits at the family home in Sydney. All but one of these salted paper photographs which were taken in the 1850's depict male subjects. Graham Howe Born 1950. Photographer. Founding Director of the Australian Centre for Photography in 1974 (ref. Helen Ennis :'1970's Photographic Practice, a homogeneous view' Photofile).Editor for the Australian Centre for Photography publication : New photography Australia. A selective survey which was published in 1974. Responsible for John Szarkowsky's invitation to the A.C.P. Replaced in early 1975 by Bronwyn Thomas. Graham Howe is now living in Los Angeles but still takes an active interest in Australian photographic practice and theory judging by his rather hostile response dated 31st July 1987 to the above-mentioned article by Helen Ennis which was printed in the editorial column of the spring 1987 issue of Photofile(pages 3 and 34).as was Helen Ennis's reply (page 34).Light Vision advertised Graham Howe as it's "Los Angeles Correspondent" in it's first issue (Sep/Oct. 1977)

Frank Hurley One of the best known Australian photographers. Accompanied five Antarctic expeditions, conducted his own expeditions to New Guinea, dabbled in Aviation and worked as official war photographer in both world wars. Published several books including Queensland, a camera study( Angus and Robertson) 1950

Annie Jacobs Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.

Carol Jerrems Born in Melbourne,1949. Photographer. Studied at Prahran College of Technology from 1967 to 1970(Diploma of Art and Design) She was taught by John Cato and Paul Cox. Completed a Dip.Ed. at the Technical Teachers College, Hawthorn. Exhibited at the National gallery of Victoria, with: "the Alphabet, minus B"(1973) and also in the same year with Henry Talbot in an exhibition called ÒEroticaÓ at Renie Ellis's Brummel's Gallery. At the Arts Council gallery, Sydney, (1974), and the Australian Centre for Photography, Sydney in 1976 and 1978.Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974. She received a Overseas Travel Grant from the Visual Arts Board in 1975 Her work is included in the Phillip Morris collection and she is featured in:Aspects of the Phillip Morris Collection: Four Australian photographers .Her best known photograph is Vale street. 1975. She died after a major illness in 1980.Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition entitled "Living in the 70's: Australian photographs" which was curated by Isobel Crombie, Kate Davidson and Helen Ennis. The exhibition and catalogue included the work of Micky Allan, Robert Besanko, Christine Cornish, Sandy Edwards, Gerrit Fokkema, Sue Ford, Christine Godden, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Melanie Le Guay, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewski, Ruth Maddison, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, Jon Rhodes, Roger Scott, Wesley Stacey, and Les Walkling

Mark Johnson Photographer Sydney based. Born 1946.Together with Mark Hinderaker, Ingeborg Tysson and Tamara Winikoff publish the first issue of Photofile in Autumn 1983 on behalf of the Australian Centre for Photography in Sydney. Included in the European photography special issue "Australian photography now" together with an article by Allan Cruickshank and the work of Gerrit Fokkema, Stephanie Valentin, Ingeborg Tyssen , Christine Cornish, Bill Henson ,Steven Lojevsky, Ed Douglas,Debra Phillips, John Anthony Delacour,Julie Brown, Warren Brenninger, Wayne Fimo, Anne Zahala, Douglas Holleley, Fiona Hall, Glenda Gerrard, John Williams, Allan Cruickshank,and Lauretta Zilles. The article acknowledged the assistance of the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council,

Merryle Johnson Born in 1949. Photographer (exhibited at the N.G.V. in 1983) Included in the City of Waverley collection.

Martin Jolly Born Brisbane 1959. Took up photography while still in High School. Studied Economics at the University of Queensland 1977-78. In 1979 he moved to Sydney and began to study Photography at Sydney College of the Arts. He graduated in 1981. Worked on the editorial collective of Photo-Discourse and in 1981 he joined the curatorial staff A.N.G. as assistant curator .In 1985 he took up the position of Gallery co-ordinator at the Australian Centre for Photography in Sydney. He teaches part -time at Sydney College of the Arts.Writer, together with Isobel Crombie, Helen Ennis and Ian North of the Australian National Gallery's inaugural international photography exhibition catalogue: International Photography 1920-1980.His work was included in the book The Critical Distance Work with Photography/Politics/Writing (1986) edited by Virginia Coventry together with the work of Micky Allan, Dr Jocelyn Clarke, Virginia Coventry, Sandy Edwards, Michael Gallager, Jillian Gibb, Helen Grace, Ponch Hawkes, Peter Lyssiotis, Ruth Maddison, Charles Merrewther, Toni Robertson and Oliver Strewe .

Ellen Jose Born in 1951 in Cairns. studied Fine art at Preston institute of technology in 1978. Was awarded a Diploma of Education in 1979 from Melbourne State College. In 1988 her work was included in the exhibition Inside black Australia, an aboriginal Photographers exhibition. at Albert Hall in Canberra.Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam, Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka

Peter Keys Member of the executive Committee of the A.C.P.under the directorship of Graham Howe in 1973/4. Other members include: David Moore, Wesley Stacey, Laurence Le Guay Peter Keys, Daniel Thomas, Craig Mc Gregor

Mark Kimber Photographer, lives and works in South Australia. Participant together with Stephanie Valentin in the Ian North and Fiona Hall curated Bicentenial initiative entitled : South Australia re-photographed. (reviewed in 'The time machine' by Martyn Jolly, Photofile ,Winter 1988 pp. 23-26

Henry King (1855-1923) Born in England, arrived in Australia in 1857 with his family. Set up his own photography business with William Slade in 1880. In 1895 he started working under his own name. While he produced work on a wide variety of popular topics, he also produced an extensive body of photographs of the Aboriginal people.Gael Newton describes his activities as photographer in Shades of Light, pp. 82-83.

Sylvia Kleinert Lectures in Art History and Theory at the Canberra School of Art. She contributes occasionally to Photofile see: ÔPhotographing Parliament House' (Photofile, Summer 87/88) pp. 12-13

Christopher Koeller Born in 1943 in Rossington, England. Immigrated to Australia with his family in 1952. Graduated from the Prahran College of Advanced Education with a Diploma of Art and Design (Photography) in 1980. Was included in the Group Exhibition The Thousand Mile stare at the Australian Centre for Contemporary art in Melbourne. Included in the City of Waverley collection. Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey, Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka Work exhibited in the Isobel Crombie and Sandra Byron curated exhibition entitled: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection which was shown at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1990 The display included the following photographers (10 from the N.S.W. collection and 10 from the Victorian Collection) : Bashir Baraki,Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell/ George Parkin, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Ian Lobb, Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Max Pam, Debra Phillips, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling,and Anne Zahalka. Following John Cato's retirement, Chris Koller has taken over as Head of Photography at Prahran Campus, V.C.A.

Johann Krix Born in 1948 in Linz, Austria. Studied at Prahran College of Advanced education and the State College of Victoria at Hawthorn. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974

Laurence Le Guay Member of the executive Committee of the A.C.P. under the directorship of Graham Howe in 1973/4. Other members include:David Moore,Wesley Stacey, Peter Keys, Daniel Thomas and Craig Mc Gregor. He also hosted the New York Museum of Modern Art's Curator in photography John Szarkowsky's visit to Sydney in 1974

Melanie Le Guay Born in 1951 in Sydney. Studied at the Sydney Technical College. Included in the City of Waverley collection.Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974. Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition entitled "Living in the 70's: Australian photographs" which was curated by Isobel Crombie, Kate Davidson and Helen Ennis. The exhibition and catalogue included the work of Micky Allan, Robert Besanko, Christine Cornish, Sandy Edwards, Gerrit Fokkema, Sue Ford, Christine Godden, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Carol Jerrems, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewski, Ruth Maddison, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, Jon Rhodes, Roger Scott, Wesley Stacey, and Les Walkling

Peter Leiss Born of Czechoslovakian parents in London, England in 1952. Spent the first nine years of his life in Japan. studied at Prahran College of Advanced Education. Exhibited at Rennie Ellis's Brummel's Gallery. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974

John Leithbridge Born 1948 in New Zealand. Photographer, lives in Sydney. Studied at the Wellington Polytechnic and the Elam School of fine Arts , University of Auckland.Included in "The naked image, The nude in recent Australian Photography"shown at the Australian Centre For Contemporary Art, Melbourne 1986).

Jean Mark Le Pechoux Born in Nancy, France in 1953. Studied Photography with Jean Pierre Sudre in Paris. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974. Editor of Light Vision,subtitled 'Australia's International Photography Magazine'. Publisher of the Australian Photography Year-book 1983. together with Peter Beilby. Associate Editors were Tony Perry and Scott Murray

Caroline Lewens Photographer.Post Grad .Qual. at V.C.A.1983 Member of the Visibility gallery collective (Carlton) in 1984 Organized a forum discussion on the work of Carlo Conde and Karl Beveridge 's Oshawa exhibition (held at Visibility). Panelists included Geoff Hogg, muralist and director of the Trades Hall Arts Workshop and Anne Marie Willis, formerly from Sydneys Power Institute and then lecturer in the Visual Arts department at Monash University.This forum is described briefly by Bernie O'Reagan in Fotofile spring 1984, page 13

Henry Lewis Born 1957, Sydney. Photographer, lives in Paris.Studies at the San Francisco Art Institute 1979 Included in "The naked image, The nude in recent Australian Photography"shown at the Australian Centre For Contemporary Art, Melbourne 1986)

Ian Lobb Born in 1948 in Melbourne. Studied arts at Monash University fro 1966 to 1968.Began to photograph in 1970 and attended workshops in the United States run by Ansel Adams and Paul Caponigro. Currently works at Phillip Institute of Technology as Senior Lecturer in Photography. Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition entitled "Living in the 70's: Australian photographs" which was curated by Isobel Crombie, Kate Davidson and Helen Ennis. The exhibition and catalogue included the work of Micky Allan, Robert Besanko, Christine Cornish, Sandy Edwards, Gerrit Fokkema, Sue Ford, Christine Godden, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Carol Jerrems, Melanie Le Guay, Steven Lojewski, Ruth Maddison, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, Jon Rhodes, Roger Scott, Wesley Stacey, and Les Walkling Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs,Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Angela Lynkushka, Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey, Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka Work exhibited in the Isobel Crombie and Sandra Byron curated exhibition entitled: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection which was shown at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1990 The display included the following photographers (10 from the N.S.W. collection and 10 from the Victorian Collection) : Bashir Baraki,Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell/ George Parkin, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Christopher Koeller, Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Max Pam, Debra Phillips, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling,and Anne Zahalka

Steven Lojewsky A Sydney based Photographer and Lecturer in Photography at the Sydney college of the Arts.He undertook M.A.studies and in this context documented the Darling Harbour construction. This portfolio was in part reprinted in Photofile ( Summer 87-88 pp 3-7)Included in the European photography special issue "Australian photography now" together with an article by Allan Cruickshank and the work of Gerrit Fokkema,Mark Johnson, Stephanie Valentin, Ingeborg Tyssen , Christine Cornish, Bill Henson , Ed Douglas,Debra Phillips, John Anthony Delacour,Julie Brown, Warren Breninger, Wayne Fimo, Anne Zahala, Douglas Holleley, Fiona Hall, Glenda Gerrard, John Williams, Allan Cruickshank,and Lauretta Zilles. The article acknowledged the assistance of the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council,Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition entitled "Living in the 70's: Australian photographs" which was curated by Isobel Crombie, Kate Davidson and Helen Ennis. The exhibition and catalogue included the work of Micky Allan, Robert Besanko, Christine Cornish, Sandy Edwards, Gerrit Fokkema, Sue Ford, Christine Godden, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Carol Jerrems, Melanie Le Guay, Ian Lobb, Ruth Maddison, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, Jon Rhodes, Roger Scott, Wesley Stacey, and Les Walkling Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.

Angela Lynckushka Born in 1947 in Melbourne. Self taught photographer who began to use the camera in 1976. She has documented a number of community projects and in 1985 she established the young womans photography collective in Melbourne.

Peter Lyssiotis Born in 1949 in Cyprus. immigrated to Australia with his family in 1954. Studied Law at Monash University from 1970 to 1971 and Arts at La Trobe University from 1972 to 1973 where he graduated with a B.A. (Hons.). He is a self taught photographer and a member of the ÒDevelopmentsÓ collective. He lives in Melbourne and teaches in a State Secondary School. Lyssiotis has published several booklets of his photographs including: The products of Wealth(1982), Shadows(1985) Industrial Woman(1986). He has also published Journey of a wise Electron (Champion Books 1983) and Three Cheers for Civilization (Champion Books 1985)Has had work purchased for the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka Work exhibited in the Isobel Crombie and Sandra Byron curated exhibition entitled: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection which was shown at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1990 The display included the following photographers (10 from the N.S.W. collection and 10 from the Victorian Collection) : Bashir Baraki,Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell/ George Parkin, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb,Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Max Pam, Debra Phillips, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling,and Anne Zahalka His work was included in the book The Critical Distance Work with Photography/Politics/Writing (1986) edited by Virginia Coventry together with the work of Micky Allan, Dr Jocelyn Clarke, Virginia Coventry, Sandy Edwards, Michael Gallager, Jillian Gibb, Helen Grace, Ponch Hawkes, Martyn Jolly, Ruth Maddison, Charles Merrewther, Toni Robertson and Oliver Strewe .

Anne MacDonald Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky,, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.

Fiona MacDonald Born in 1955 in Melbourne.studied photography at the Photographic studies College, Melbourne from 1982 to 1984 Awarded a Post Graduate Degree from V.C.A. in 1987. In 1990 her work was included in the Biennale of Adelaide at the Art Gallery of South Australia.Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka Work exhibited in the Isobel Crombie and Sandra Byron curated exhibition entitled: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection which was shown at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1990 The display included the following photographers (10 from the N.S.W. collection and 10 from the Victorian Collection) : Bashir Baraki,Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell/ George Parkin, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Peter Lyssiotis, Tracey Moffatt, Max Pam, Debra Phillips, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling,and Anne Zahalka

Garry Mc Dougall Sydney based photo historian. Teaches Australian Photo history at the W.E.A. He was published in the Summer 1984 edition of Photofile with an article on the photographs of Captain S.W. Sweet. Craig McGee Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.

Ruth Maddison Born in 1945 in Melbourne. Freelance Photographer who teaches basic Photography part time at R.M.I.T. Was employed by the Victorian Ministry for the Arts in 1985 to document Community Arts projects for twelve months. Produces hand coloured work (Christmas holiday with Bob's family) N.G.V. collection. Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition entitled "Living in the 70's: Australian photographs" which was curated by Isobel Crombie, Kate Davidson and Helen Ennis. The exhibition and catalogue included the work of Micky Allan, Robert Besanko, Christine Cornish, Sandy Edwards, Gerrit Fokkema, Sue Ford, Christine Godden, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Carol Jerrems, Melanie Le Guay, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewski, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, Jon Rhodes, Roger Scott, Wesley Stacey, and Les Walkling Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka. Her work was included in the book The Critical Distance Work with Photography/Politics/Writing (1986) edited by Virginia Coventry together with the work of Micky Allan, Dr Jocelyn Clarke, Virginia Coventry, Sandy Edwards, Michael Gallager, Jillian Gibb, Helen Grace, Ponch Hawkes, Martyn Jolly, Peter Lyssiotis,Charles Merrewther, Toni Robertson and Oliver Strewe .

Tony Maskill Born in 1948 in Manchester, England. Studied photography at Prahran College of Advanced Education. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974.Teaches photography at Box Hill College.

Grant Mathews Born in 1953 in Adelaide. studied at the Adelaide Institute of Technology. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974.

Thomas Mathewson Itinerant photographer who began work in Brisbane in 1864

Adrian Martin Writer and Film Critic , Melbourne based. Guest editor for the Autumn 1988 edition of Fotofile. Contributed the essay ÒArtist and ModelÓ to the Joyce Agee curated exhibition catalogue ÒThe Thousand Mile StareÓ which was edited by David Bennett.

Jenny Mather Co - curator together with Barbara Halland Christine Gillespie of the exhibition Australian women photographers 1890-1950 which was shown at the George Paton Gallery, Melbourne University before touring nationally in 1981-1982.

Graham McArther Born 1940 in Watford, England. Studied photography at the Guilford College of Art in England. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974.

Robert McFarlane Born in 1942 in Adelaide. Editor of Camera World Magazine 1967-1968. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974.

Craig Mc Gregor Member of the executive Committee of the A.C.P.under the directorship of Graham Howe in 1973/4. Other members include: David Moore, Wesley Stacey, Laurence Le Guay, Peter Keys, Daniel Thomas.

Euan McGillivray together with Matthew Nickson. achieved the inauguration of the Museum of Victoria's Outreach project in 1985. The aim of the project is to compile a national archive of Australian documentary photographs up to 1939 (the centenary of the announcement of Daguerre's invention

Loisa A. Meredith Born 1812, died 1895. Migrated to Australia in 1839 not long after witnessing a Daguerreotype demonstration in England. Settled in Tasmania.Was instrumental in Charles Wooley's project of photographing the last remaining aboriginals for the purpose of science

Charles Merewether Born in 1950. Studied literature and Art History at both, Melbourne and Sydney Universities. Has taught in Art Schools and at the University of Sydney. Over recent years he has been researching and writing on radical culture (painting/photography/film) in Germany, Russia, Spain and Mexico. In 1983 he received a Visual Arts Board Grant and in 1985 a Mexican Government scholarship to study contemporary latin American Culture. He has curated Art and Social Commitment : an end to the city of dreams ( Australian radical art of the thirties and forties) for the Art Gallery of New South Wales. (Sep 1984). His work was included in the book The Critical Distance Work with Photography/Politics/Writing (1986) edited by Virginia Coventry together with the work of Micky Allan, Dr Jocelyn Clarke, Virginia Coventry, Sandy Edwards, Michael Gallager, Jillian Gibb, Helen Grace, Ponch Hawkes, Martyn Jolly, Peter Lyssiotis, Ruth Maddison, Toni Robertson and Oliver Strewe . He now lives in Mexico.

Beaufoy Merlin Photographer, recorded the gold diggings near Hill End together with Charles Bayliss Holtermann, a successful gold miner became their patron.

Ken Middleton Born in Wollongong, New South Wales.Studied photography at the Canberra Technical College. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974.

Kathryn Millard Film-maker. Recently produced the 46 min.. educational film Light Years which addresses the live and work of Olive Cotton. Sandra Byron. Curator for photography at the Art Gallery of N.S.W. supports the promotional literature with a highly positive introductory statement.

Tracey Moffat Photographer.Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam, Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka Work exhibited in the Isobel Crombie and Sandra Byron curated exhibition entitled: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection which was shown at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1990 The display included the following photographers (10 from the N.S.W. collection and 10 from the Victorian Collection) : Bashir Baraki,Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell/ George Parkin, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald, Max Pam, Debra Phillips, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling,and Anne Zahalka

Catriona Moore is a Sydney writer and lectures in Art theory at the Nepean College of Advanced Education

David Moore Born in 1927 in Sydney.Commenced his career as a photographer in 1947 by joining the Russel Roberts studio. In 1948 he joined Max Dupain's studio The only Australian photographer selected to be included in the prestigious Family of man exhibition which was curated by Steichen and first mounted at the Museum of modern art in New York. One of the key figures ( together with Wes Stacey)in the development of the concept which culminated in the establishment of the Australian Centre for Photography in Sydney in November 1974. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974. Member of the executive Committee of the A.C.P.under the directorship of Graham Howe in 1973/4. Other members include: Wesley Stacey, Laurence Le Guay, Peter Keys, Daniel Thomas, Craig Mc Gregor Since 1958 Moore specialized in agency work and he has travelled extensively while retaining an Australian base in Sydney. Work in the following collections: Le Biblioteque National de Paris, The Museum of Modern Art in New York, The Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C. , National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne , The Phillip Morris Collection, The Australian national Gallery, Canberra.Included in the City of Waverley collection. Has major mural in the foyer of the New South Wales Parliament House. Max Dupain wrote a major article on Moore for the Photofile Winter 1884 issue

Bill Moseley Born in 1948 in Sydney.Self taught photographer. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974.

Bill Mori Photographer

Grant Mudford Born 1944 in Sydney. Studied Architecture at the University of New South Wales from 1963 to 1964. He began photographing in 1965. Now lives and works in the U.S.A.. Travel Grant, (1974), Visual Arts Board , and a further six month standard grant from the V.A.B.in 1977.Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition entitled "Living in the 70's: Australian photographs" which was curated by Isobel Crombie, Kate Davidson and Helen Ennis. The exhibition and catalogue included the work of Micky Allan, Robert Besanko, Christine Cornish, Sandy Edwards, Gerrit Fokkema, Sue Ford, Christine Godden, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Carol Jerrems, Melanie Le Guay, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewski, Ruth Maddison, Max Pam, Jon Rhodes, Roger Scott, Wesley Stacey, and Les Walkling .Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey, Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka

Dieter Muller Born in 1940 in Berlin, Germany. Started as a photojournalist for a sports syndicate in Dusseldorf in 1957. He emigrated to Australia in 1959. Works primarily in advertising photography. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974.

Charles Nettleton Official police photographer ( photographed Ned Kelly the day before his execution)

Gael Newton Visiting Curator of Photography at the A.N.G. for the 1988 Bi-centennial exhibition in Canberra. Her Catalogue Shades of Light. Photography and Australia 1839-1988 is a major resource for research on Australian photographic practice. It includes essays by Helen Ennis and Chris Long and was assisted by Isobel Crombie and Kate Davidson. Articles: A story of the story (correspondence between Jack Cato and Keast Burke (Fotofile)

Matthew Nickson together with Euan McGillivray. achieved the inauguration of the Museum of Victoria's Outreach project in 1985. The aim of the project is to compile a national archive of Australian documentary photographs up to 1939 (the centenary of the announcement of Daguerre's invention. Matthew Nickson and Euan McGillivray also become the joint editors of the document published under the title: "Working papers on photography" 1979, the compilation of working papers from the WOPOP conference.

Ian North The first curator of photography at the Australian national Gallery in Canberra which opened to the public on October 12 ,1982. Member of the Parliament House Construction Authority Photography Project Selection Committee together with John Bailey and Katrina Rumley. Had a major exhibition of photographs at the Australian Centre for Photography during April/May 1987 entitled 'Seasons Pseudo Panoramas: Australia' Writer, together with Isobel Crombie, Helen Ennis and Martyn Jolly of the Australian National Gallery's inaugural international photography exhibition catalogue: International Photography 1920-1980.

John O' Neil Born in 1951 in Melbourne. Studied painting at Preston Institute of Technology and photography at Prahran College of Advanced Education. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974.Included in the 1988 ÒAustauschÓ exhibition ( an exchange exhibition with West Berlin artists)which was initiated by Tony Beilby and curated by Maria Barbagallo and the Melbourne organizing committee Kevin Wilson, Gail Lowery and Ross Hickley. Other artists included in this travelling exhibition are: Seham Abbi- Elias, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell, Graeme Hare, Andrea Paton and Kevin Wilson.

Robert Owen Photographer. Included in the City of Waverley collection

Max Pam Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition entitled "Living in the 70's: Australian photographs" which was curated by Isobel Crombie, Kate Davidson and Helen Ennis. The exhibition and catalogue included the work of Micky Allan, Robert Besanko, Christine Cornish, Sandy Edwards, Gerrit Fokkema, Sue Ford, Christine Godden, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Carol Jerrems, Melanie Le Guay, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewski, Ruth Maddison, Grant Mudford, Jon Rhodes, Roger Scott, Wesley Stacey, and Les Walkling . Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam, Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka Work exhibited in the Isobel Crombie and Sandra Byron curated exhibition entitled: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection which was shown at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1990 The display included the following photographers (10 from the N.S.W. collection and 10 from the Victorian Collection) : Bashir Baraki,Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell/ George Parkin, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Debra Phillips, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling,and Anne Zahalka. Published article Photographic tales due east of Delhi, North of Darwin in the Winter 1984 issue of Photofile.

Polixeni Papapetrou Born in 1960 in Melbourne. Graduated with a Bachelor of Law from the University of Melbourne in 1983. Three years later she completed a photography course at the Council of Adult Education, Melbourne.Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka She is a board member of the Victorian Centre for Photography. Her most recent exhibition ÒElvis lives (in Melbourne)Ó was exhibited at the State Library of Victoria in 1991.

George Parkin Born in 1949 in Corowa. studied Graphic Design at Swinburne Institute of Technology, Melbourne where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1983. He works collaboratively with the photographer Rose Farrel.Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka

Geoff Parr Born in 1933 in Sydney. Self taught photographer. Director of the Tasmanian School of Art, University of Tasmania, Hobart. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974.

Andrea Paton Included in the 1988 ÒAustauschÓ exhibition ( an exchange exhibition with West Berlin artists)which was initiated by Tony Beilby and curated by Maria Barbagallo and the Melbourne organizing committee Kevin Wilson, Gail Lowery and Ross Hickley. Other artists included in this travelling exhibition are: Seham Abbi- Elias, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell, Graeme Hare, John O'Neil, and Kevin Wilson.

Tony Perry Photographer and lecturer in photography at ACPAC and before this at the Photography studies College in Melbourne. The Swiss fine art photography magazine ÒPrint LetterÓ published his article : ÒAustralia: Longing for a photographic identityÓ in 1980

Charles Pickering Photographer for the Lands Department 1860's& 1870's

Debra Phillips Born in 1958 in Sydney. Studied photography at the Sydney College of the Arts where she was awarded a Bachelor of Arts in 1979. Included in the European photography special issue "Australian photography now" together with an article by Allan Cruickshank and the work of Gerrit Fokkema,Mark Johnson, Stephanie Valentin, Ingeborg Tyssen , Christine Cornish, Bill Henson ,Steven Lojevsky, Ed Douglas,John Anthony Delacour,Julie Brown, Warren Breninger, Wayne Fimo, Anne Zahala, Douglas Holleley, Fiona Hall, Glenda Gerrard, John Williams, Allan Cruickshank,and Lauretta Zilles. The article acknowledged the assistance of the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council,Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka Work exhibited in the Isobel Crombie and Sandra Byron curated exhibition entitled: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection which was shown at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1990 The display included the following photographers (10 from the N.S.W. collection and 10 from the Victorian Collection) : Bashir Baraki,Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell/ George Parkin, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Max Pam, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling,and Anne Zahalka

Lillian L. Pitts 1872-1947 worked with photography from 1904 onwards in the tiny town of Merrygum near Bairnsdale in Victoria. Although much of the work of Lillian Pitts is of an amateur nature, she did some newspaper portrait work and other straightforward press work such as a picture spread on harvesting. She is known for her extensive journeys across Victoria and even Tasmania which were undertaken to find landscape subjects. Lillian Pitts befriended James P. Campbell in Tasmania and they exchanged a large quantity of correspondence before and during his appointment as Australia's official war photographer in Egypt during W.W.1

Philip Quirk Born in 1948 in Melbourne. Studied photography and film-making at Prahran College of Advanced Education. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974.

Jackie Redgate 1987: Four Australian Woman :Fiona Hall, Anne Zahalka,Robyn Stacey and Jackie Redgate show their highly manipulated images in Tokyo in an exhibition entitled: Pure Invention.Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.

Leonie Reisberg Born 1955 in Melbourne, Studied Photography at R.M.I.T. for 2 years and at Prahran College of Advanced Education for a further 2 Years. After one year of teaching she went to U.S. to study for her Master of Fine Arts at the School of Art Institute of Chicago. In 1978 she returned to Melbourne to work as a Graphic artist before coming to Adelaide in 1979 were she took up a lectureship in Photography at Torrens College. Head of Photography at Torrens was and still is Ed Douglas.Her work is featured in the Art Gallery of South Australia, the Polaroid collection in Amsterdam , the Art Institute of Chicago and the Visual Arts Board.

Bob Rhodes Born in 1951 in Montclair, New Jersey U.S.A.. Self taught photographer. Attended a two week workshop with Paul Cox. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974.

Jon Rhodes Born 1947. Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition entitled "Living in the 70's: Australian photographs" which was curated by Isobel Crombie, Kate Davidson and Helen Ennis. The exhibition and catalogue included the work of Micky Allan, Robert Besanko, Christine Cornish, Sandy Edwards, Gerrit Fokkema, Sue Ford, Christine Godden, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Carol Jerrems, Melanie Le Guay, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewski, Ruth Maddison, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, Roger Scott, Wesley Stacey, and Les Walkling

Tony Robertson Born in 1953 in Sydney. Studied Arts at Sydney University. From 1974 until it's dissolution in 1979 she worked at the Earthworks poster collective at the Sydney University Arts Workshop. Her involvement with the Woman's Art movement and the Woman's Liberation Movement has been a major impetus for her work. Her work was included in the book The Critical Distance Work with Photography/Politics/Writing (1986) edited by Virginia Coventry together with the work of Micky Allan, Dr Jocelyn Clarke, Virginia Coventry, Sandy Edwards, Michael Gallager, Jillian Gibb, Helen Grace, Ponch Hawkes, Martyn Jolly, Peter Lyssiotis, Ruth Maddison, Charles Merrewther, and Oliver Strewe .

Elizabeth Roddick Born in 1945 in Melbourne. Studied photography at Prahran College of Advanced Education. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974.

Katrina Rumley Member of the Parliament House Construction Authority Photography Project Selection Committee together with North and John Bailey

Bruce Searle Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.

Roger Scott Born in 1944 in Sydney. Included in the City of Waverley collection. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974. Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition entitled "Living in the 70's: Australian photographs" which was curated by Isobel Crombie, Kate Davidson and Helen Ennis. The exhibition and catalogue included the work of Micky Allan, Robert Besanko, Christine Cornish, Sandy Edwards, Gerrit Fokkema, Sue Ford, Christine Godden, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Carol Jerrems, Melanie Le Guay, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewski, Ruth Maddison, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, Jon Rhodes, Wesley Stacey, and Les Walkling

Syd Shelton Born in 1947 in Pontrefact , Yorkshire,England. Studied at Wakefield School of Art and the Leeds College of Art, London. Lectured at the St.Martins school of Art. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974.

Athol Shmith Born in Melbourne, 1914. Specialized in portraiture and advertising illustration work. Elected Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society and was made a Vice Regal photographer in 1933. In 1935 he was made a Fellow to the Royal Society of Arts in London.. 1938 marks the move by Shmith to his Collins Street studio which became the centre for work on national advertising accounts, social portraiture, fashion and wedding photography. Shmith photographed visiting celebrities and dignitaries for the A.B.C. In 1950 John Cato joined the Collins St. studio. Shmith , together with Eric Westbrook , H. Dacre and Albert Brown founded the Department of photography at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1968. From 1971 to 1979 Shmith held the position of Senior lecturer in charge, Department of photography at the School of Art and Design at the Prahran College of Advanced Education. Shmith was commissioned in 1973 to visit the U.K.and France to acquire photographic prints for the National Gallery of Victoria. Shmith's work is represented in the Biblioteque National de Paris, Australian National Gallery, Art Gallery of N.S.W., Phillip Morris Collection, National Gallery of Victoria and many Private Collections. His major exhibitions were 'Anamorphic Images " with Paul Cox at Realités in 1973 and a major retrospective at the Australian Centre of Photography in 1977 and the National Gallery of Victoria under Isobel Crombie's curatorship in 1989.

Wolfgang Sievers Grew up in Weimar, Germany. Studied photography in Nazi occupied Berlin under former Bauhaus teachers. Escaped military service by seeking asylum in Australia. Enlisted in the A.I.F. and, along with other refugees from Germany , was put to work loading and unloading trains in Albury for the duration of W.W.2. His main subjects are industrial and commercial. Included in the City of Waverley collection.See Freda Freiberg's article : Upstaging the history of Australian Photography: The case of Wolfgang Sievers " in Fotofile Autumn 1988 (Guest curated by Adrian Martin)

Lynn Silverman Born 1952 in Syracuse N.Y. B.F.A. in Photography from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N.Y. (1974) Migrated to Australia (1975). Currently teaching at Sydney College of the Arts. Represented in the collection of the N.G.V. with her body of work entitled: 'Horizons'. Included in the Jenny Boddington curated group show on "series " entitled Six Series at the National Gallery of Victoria (11 th. August 1 st. October 1978)together with Virginia Coventry, Ed Douglas, Richard Harris, ,Ingeborg Tyssen and John Williams

William Slade Set up business as a pictorial photographer with Henry King in Sydney in 1880

Julian Smith Photographer. Included in the City of Waverley collection

Robyn Stacey Born in 1953 in Brisbane. Graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Arts (Fine Arts) in 1977. She began photographing in 1979. Robyn Stacey was included in Four Australian Woman : Fiona Hall, Anne Zahalka,Robyn Stacey and Jackie Redgate . The show of highly manipulated in Tokyo was entitled: Pure Invention(1987)Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis: Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka. Robyn Stacey held a one person exhibition entitled Redline 7000 at Parco Gallery, Tokyo in 1990.Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford,Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka Work exhibited in the Isobel Crombie and Sandra Byron curated exhibition entitled: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection which was shown at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1990 The display included the following photographers (10 from the N.S.W. collection and 10 from the Victorian Collection) : Bashir Baraki,Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell/ George Parkin, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Max Pam, Debra Phillips, Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling,and Anne Zahalka

Wesley Stacey Born 1941 in Sydney. Studied drawing and design at East Sydney Technical College. Worked as a graphic designer and photographer in Sydney and London from 1963 to 1966. Stacey was one of the founding members of the Australian Centre for Photography in Sydney in 1973. Member of the executive Committee of the A.C.P.under the directorship of Graham Howe in 1973/4. Other members include: David Moore, Laurence Le Guay, Peter Keys , Daniel Thomas, Craig Mc Gregor Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition Big Pictures (1986): Australian photography 1975-1985 curated by Helen Ennis with assistance from Kate Davidson. The exhibition included work by Micky Allan, Virginia Coventry,and Bill Henson .Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition entitled "Living in the 70's: Australian photographs" which was curated by Isobel Crombie, Kate Davidson and Helen Ennis. The exhibition and catalogue included the work of Micky Allan, Robert Besanko, Christine Cornish, Sandy Edwards, Gerrit Fokkema, Sue Ford, Christine Godden, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Carol Jerrems, Melanie Le Guay, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewski, Ruth Maddison, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, Jon Rhodes, Roger Scott, and Les Walkling Collaborated in the research and the collecting of photographs for After the tent embassy: Aboriginal History since 1972 with Narelle Perroux, an artist.

David Stevenson Born 1955 in Washington D.C. University of Colorado 1973-1979. Studied for his Masters of fine arts at the University of Albuquerque 1979-1982. Recipient of National endowment for the arts photographers fellowship in 1981. Moved to Hobart in 1982 and has worked at the Tasmanian School of Art as lecturer since that time. His photographs have been included in the Australian perspecta 1983 at the Art gallery of N.S.W., in Recent Australian Photography : From the Kodak fund at the Australian national gallery in 1985 and Australian contemporary photographers at the National Gallery, Victoria in 1987. Stevenson has had one person shows at the Developed Image Gallery, Adelaide in 1984, the Ian Dougherty gallery, Sydney, 1985 , the Chameleon gallery, Hobart and Roslyn Oxley9 in Sydney in 1987. He was selected as participant photographer on the C.S.R. Photography project in 1983 and the Parliament House Construction Authority photographic project. Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.

Kathy Strehlow Wife of the now deceased academic, anthropologist and photographer Theodor Strehlow. Custodian of one of the largest and most valuable collections of records of aboriginal culture . The collection includes some 15 Kilometres of film material, 7000 colour transparencies , thousands of genealogical records, tapes, 42 diaries and a mountain of un-catalogued material. see:" Erbe und Bewahrer der Aborigines Kultur: Theodor Strehlow heiligste Artifacte anvertraut in John Jacobi(Ed.) 200 Jahre : Geschichte der Deutschsprachigen Gemeinschaft in Australien, page 24 Kathy Strehlow has spent several years in unsuccessful negotiations with the Northern Territories Government over the future of the "Strehlow collection.".

Theodor (Ted) Strehlow (1908-1978) born in Australia to a Lutheran missionary family who lived in the central Australian outback. Studied Lutheran religion at the Adelaide University and after graduation returned to the outback with the intention to record the "Aranda" culture. Was initiated into the tribal community and named "Ingkata". He was allowed to film, photograph and tape record sacred tribal ceremonies. Strehlow was awarded the Chair of literature by the Adelaide University in 1946. Published "Aranda Phoenetics and Grammar" and "Aranda traditions" as well as a monumental record "Songs of central Australia". Sold photographs to the German magazine Stern by breaching his position of tribal initiate and it's consequent trust and privilege in order to gain financial rewards. On his death in 1978 he left his second wife Kathy Strehlow as custodian of one of the largest and most valuable collections of records of aboriginal culture . The collection includes some 15 Kilometres of film material, 7000 colour transparencies , thousands of genealogical records, tapes, 42 diaries and a mountain of un-catalogued material. see:" Erbe und Bewahrer der Aborigines Kultur: Theodor Strehlow heiligste Artifacte anvertraut in John Jacobi(Ed.) 200 Jahre : Geschichte der Deutschsprachigen Gemeinschaft in Australien, page 24

Oliver Strewe Born in 1950. worked as Photographers assistant in London 1969-1973. He worked as a journalistic photographer in various Pacific locations since the mid seventies. During the early 1980's he received a Grant from the Australia Council to work with the Australian Workers Union. His work was included in the book The Critical Distance Work with Photography/Politics/Writing (1986) edited by Virginia Coventry together with the work of Micky Allan, Dr Jocelyn Clarke, Virginia Coventry, Sandy Edwards, Michael Gallager, Jillian Gibb, Helen Grace, Ponch Hawkes, Martyn Jolly, Peter Lyssiotis, Ruth Maddison, Charles Merrewther and Toni Robertson .

Mark Strizic Born in Berlin, 1928. Arrived in Australia in 1950. Began to work seriously as photographer after 1957. Lectured in photography at Preston (Phillip) Institute of Technology (1975-1977). Was Lecturer in Charge of Photography at Melbourne College of Advanced Education (1977-1982) and part-time lecturer inPhotography at the Victorian College of the Arts (1982-1984) Exhibited Melbourne's Twelfe Best Buildings at the National Gallery of Victoria with Athol Shmith in 1958. Since that time Strizic has exhibited in a large number of solo and group exhibitions both in Australia and overseas. Strizic had the inaugural exhibition at Joice Evans' Church Street Photographic Centre (Nov. 16 -Dec 4. 1977) Included in many State and some Regional collections. Major bodies of Strizic'swork are held by Biblioteque National de Paris, Museum of Art and Craft, Zagreb,Albury Regional Art Cente, N.S.W., City of Waverley collection, Victoria, Australian National Gallery,Canberra and National Gallery, Victoria. See article ÔThoughts on Mark Strizic's Town Country and Soul' by Henry Talbot in Fotofile, Spring 1984

Samuel Sweet ( better known as "Captain Samuel Sweet") Photographer. Documented the Australian landscape during the 1870's. Captain Sweet produced an album entitled : Views, northern Territory., Bridges etc.(the album is held in the South Australian State Library Collection) .refer also Photofile Spring 1986 pp.9-11

Suellen Symons Awarded a V.A.B.grant for a residency at the New York studio between July and September 1988

Henry Talbot Photographer, was Head of Photography department at Phillip Institute of Technology where he retired in 1983. His position was then awarded to Ian Lobb, formerly a lecturer at Phillip Institute. Prior to his academic career, Henry Talbot was a fashion photographer and he had a long business partnership with Helmut Newton during the 1940's and 1950's . Since his retirement Henry Talbot lives and works in Sydney.

Bronwyn Thomas. Replaced Graham Howe as Director of A.C.P. in early 1975

Daniel Thomas Member of the executive Committee of the A.C.P under the directorship of Graham Howe in 1973/4. Other members include:David Moore, Wesley Stacey, Laurence Le Guay Peter Keys, Craig Mc Gregor

Warren Townsend Born in 1953 in Wangaratta, Victoria. Studied photography at the Prahran College of Advanced Education. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974.

Penny Tweedie Aboriginal photographer. Exhibited in a solo exhibition at the Australian Centre for Photography in 1982

Ingeborg Tyssen Born in 1945 in Voorburg, Holland.Immigrated to Australia with her family in 1957. She was awarded a Bachelor of Arts Degree (Visual Arts)in 1981 and a Postgraduate Diploma in Photography from Sydney College of the Arts in 1982. Her work is included in the City of Waverley collection Ingeborg Tyssen together with Mark Hinderaker, Mark Johnson and Tamara Winikoff published the first issue of Photofile in Autumn 1983 on behalf of the Australian Centre for Photography in Sydney Included in the Jenny Boddington curated group show on "series " entitled Six Series at the National Gallery of Victoria (11 th. August 1 st. October 1978)together with Virginia Coventry, Ed Douglas, Richard Harris, Lynn Silvermann and John Williams. Included in the European photography special issue "Australian photography now" together with an article by Allan Cruickshank and the work of Gerrit Fokkema,Mark Johnson, Stephanie Valentin, Christine Cornish, Bill Henson ,Steven Lojevsky, Ed Douglas,Debra Phillips, John Anthony Delacour,Julie Brown, Warren Breninger, Wayne Fimo, Anne Zahala, Douglas Holleley, Fiona Hall, Glenda Gerrard, John Williams, Allan Cruickshank,and Lauretta Zilles. The article acknowledged the assistance of the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council,Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka Work exhibited in the Isobel Crombie and Sandra Byron curated exhibition entitled: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection which was shown at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1990 The display included the following photographers (10 from the N.S.W. collection and 10 from the Victorian Collection) : Bashir Baraki,Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell/ George Parkin, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Max Pam, Debra Phillips, Robyn Stacey,, Les Walkling,and Anne Zahalka

Stephanie Valentin Born 1962 in South Australia. Studied Fine Arts at the South Australian School of Art. Included in the European photography special issue "Australian photography now" together with an article by Allan Cruickshank and the work of Gerrit Fokkema,Mark Johnson, Ingeborg Tyssen , Christine Cornish, Bill Henson ,Steven Lojevsky, Ed Douglas,Debra Phillips, John Anthony Delacour,Julie Brown, Warren Brenninger, Wayne Fimo, Anne Zahala, Douglas Holleley, Fiona Hall, Glenda Gerrard, John Williams, Allan Cruickshank,and Lauretta Zilles. The article acknowledged the assistance of the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council,Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Les Walkling, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.

John Walsh Born in 1943 in Melbourne. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974.

Les Walkling Born in 1953 in Melbourne.Studied Science and Philosophy at Monash University in Melbourne from 1973 to 1975. he began to photograph in 1975 and studied with photographers Frederick Sommer and Emmet Gowin in the U.S. Teaches at Philip Institute of Technology with Ian Lobb. Has been involved with William Heimerman's Photographers gallery in various capacities including exhibiting his own work and co-curating exhibitions. Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition entitled "Living in the 70's: Australian photographs" which was curated by Isobel Crombie, Kate Davidson and Helen Ennis. The exhibition and catalogue included the work of Micky Allan, Robert Besanko, Christine Cornish, Sandy Edwards, Gerrit Fokkema, Sue Ford, Christine Godden, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Carol Jerrems, Melanie Le Guay, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewski, Ruth Maddison, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, Jon Rhodes, Roger Scott, and Wesley Stacey, Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Jay Younger and Anne Zahalka.Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Stephen Wickam , Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka Work exhibited in the Isobel Crombie and Sandra Byron curated exhibition entitled: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection which was shown at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1990 The display included the following photographers (10 from the N.S.W. collection and 10 from the Victorian Collection) : Bashir Baraki,Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell/ George Parkin, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Max Pam, Debra Phillips, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen,and Anne Zahalka See also 'Victorian Perspectives' in the Spring 1986 Photofile edition pp34-35.

Gregory Weight Born in 1946. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974.

Stephen Wickam Born in 1950 in Melbourne. studied at Prahran College of Advanced Education in 1972. In 1974 he was awarded a Diploma of Art from the National gallery school in Melbourne. In 1986 Wickam received a Post Graduate Diploma from the Gipsland Institute in Victoria. Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Kevin Wilson and Anne Zahalka

John Williams Born in 1933 in Sydney. Self taught photographer. Since 1976 Senior lecturer in photography at Sydney College of the Arts. Head of the Photography Department , Sydney College of the Arts since 1982. Started the Melbourne based Photographers Gallery in Punt Road South Yarra together with Paul Cox. This gallery was later taken over by Ian Lobb and William Heimerman. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974.Included in the Jenny Boddington curated group show on "series " entitled Six Series at the National Gallery of Victoria (11 th. August 1 st. October 1978)together with Virginia Coventry, Ed Douglas, Richard Harris, Lynn Silvermann and Ingeborg Tyssen.Included in the European photography special issue "Australian photography now" together with an article by Allan Cruickshank and the work of Gerrit Fokkema,Mark Johnson, Stephanie Valentin, Ingeborg Tyssen , Christine Cornish, Bill Henson ,Steven Lojevsky, Ed Douglas,Debra Phillips, John Anthony Delacour,Julie Brown, Warren Brenninger, Wayne Fimo, Anne Zahala, Douglas Holleley, Fiona Hall, Glenda Gerrard, Allan Cruickshank,and Lauretta Zilles. The article acknowledged the assistance of the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council,

Anne-Marie Willis Lecturer in art and photographic history at the City Art Institute, Sydney. Previously she lectured in Art History and Photographic History at the Power Institute of Fine Arts, University of Sydney. Prior to this appointment she lectured in Fine Art at Monash University in Melbourne. Her major publication to date is Picturing Australia( a history of photography) which was published by Angus and Robertson in 1988. Anne-Marie Willis has strong ties with the Australian Centre for Photography and presented the policy paper 'Future directions' to the A.C.P. public policy meeting on June 21,1986 (reprinted in Photofile,Spring 1986 edition pp. 33-34).Gael Newton describes Anne Marie Willis as one of the A.C.P's most steadfast critics.

John Wilkins Photographer. Included in the City of Waverley collection

Tamara Winikoff Together with Mark Hinderaker, Mark Johnson and Ingeborg Tysson publish the first issue of Photofile in Autumn 1983 on behalf of the Australian Centre for Photography in Sydney

Kevin Wilson Born in 1953 in Melbourne. Studied Photography at the Phillip Institute of Technology, Melbourne, graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1985. Included in the 1988 ÒAustauschÓ exhibition ( an exchange exhibition with West Berlin artists) which was initiated by Tony Beilby and curated by Maria Barbagallo .The Melbourne organizing committee included Kevin Wilson, Gail Lowery and Ross Hickley. Other artists included in this travelling exhibition are: Seham Abbi- Elias, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell, Graeme Hare, John O'Neil, and Andrea Paton . Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam , and Anne Zahalka

Richard Woldendorp Born in 1927 in Utrecht, Holland. Has worked as freelance photographer for over 40 years. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974.

John Wong Photographer. Has had his work published in the Graham Howe edited Australian Centre for Photography publication entitled: The new photography, Australia in 1974.

Charles Wooley photographed the last remaining aboriginals in Tasmania for the purpose of science in collaboration with Louisa Anne Meredit

Jay Younger Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis : Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling, and Anne Zahalka.

Anne Zahalka Born in 1958 in Sydney. Received a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Sydney College of the Arts (1980) and a Postgraduate Degree in 1989. 1987: Four Australian Woman : Fiona Hall, Robyn Stacey and Jackie Redgate show their highly manipulated images in Tokyo in an exhibition entitled: Pure Invention.Included in the European photography special issue "Australian photography now" together with an article by Allan Cruickshank and the work of Gerrit Fokkema,Mark Johnson, Stephanie Valentin, Ingeborg Tyssen , Christine Cornish, Bill Henson ,Steven Lojevsky, Ed Douglas,Debra Phillips, John Anthony Delacour,Julie Brown, Warren Brenninger, Wayne Fimo, Douglas Holleley, Fiona Hall, Glenda Gerrard, John Williams, Allan Cruickshank,and Lauretta Zilles. The article acknowledged the assistance of the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council,Included in the Australian National Gallery exhibition curated by Helen Ennis Australian Photography: The 1980's. Other exhibitors included are Abi-Elias, Seham, Judith Ahern Christine Barry, Kate Breakey, Julie Brown Rrap, Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Huw Davies, Peter Elliston, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Fiona Hall, Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Paul Hewson, Kendal Heyes, Annie Jacobs, Ian Lobb, Steven Lojewsky, Anne MacDonald, Craig McGee, Ruth Maddison, Tracey Moffat, Jacky Redgate, Bruce Searle, Robyn Stacey, David Stephenson, Stephonie Valentin, Les Walkling and Jay Younger Has had work purchased for inclusion in the Hallmark Collection which was assembled between 1987 and 1990 by Isobel Crombie (National Gallery of Victoria) and Sandra Byron (Gallery of N.S.W.) and published in the exhibition catalogue: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection (1990) The collection includes works by: Robert Ashton, Bashir Baraki, Christine Barry, Warren Brenninger , Takis Christodoulou, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Max Dupain, Rose Farrell, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Janina Green, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Ponch Hawkes, Bill Henson, Ellen Jose, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Angela Lynkushka,Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Grant Mudford, Max Pam, George Parkin, Debra Phillips, Polixeni Papatreou, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, Les Walkling, Stephen Wickam and Kevin Wilson Work exhibited in the Isobel Crombie and Sandra Byron curated exhibition entitled: Twenty Australian Photographers from the Hallmark Cards Australian Photographic Collection which was shown at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1990 The display included the following photographers (10 from the N.S.W. collection and 10 from the Victorian Collection): Bashir Baraki, Christine Cornish, Rozalind Drummond, Rose Farrell/ George Parkin, Anne Ferran, Sue Ford, Fiona Hall. Graeme Hare, Bill Henson, Christopher Koeller, Ian Lobb, Peter Lyssiotis, Fiona MacDonald,Tracey Moffatt, Max Pam, Debra Phillips, Robyn Stacey,Ingeborg Tyssen, and Les Walkling,

Lauretta Zilles Born in Ballarat, Victoria in 1960. Studied Fine Arts (1978-1979) and Illustrative photography (1980-1983). Included in the European photography special issue "Australian photography now" together with an article by Allan Cruickshank and the work of Gerrit Fokkema,Mark Johnson, Stephanie Valentin, Ingeborg Tyssen , Christine Cornish, Bill Henson ,Steven Lojevsky, Ed Douglas,Debra Phillips, John Anthony Delacour,Julie Brown, Warren Breninger, Wayne Fimo, Anne Zahala, Douglas Holleley, Fiona Hall, Glenda Gerrard, John Williams and Allan Cruickshank The article acknowledged the assistance of the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council.