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(Cover) ALFRED GREGORY CREVASSE IN THE WESTERN CWM 1980’S SILVER GELATIN 9 X 11 INCH / 23 X 28 CM Other sizes available as archive prints
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ALFRED GREGORY Alfred Gregory first saw Mt Everest in 1952 during an expedition led by Eric Shipton. In 1953 he was selected as a climbing member of the British expedition led by John Hunt to attempt the first ascent of the mountain and he reached 8500 metres in support of Ed Hillary and Tenzing Norgay’s successful summit attempt. He was also the official stills photographer for the expedition and his images convey the incredible beauty of the Himalaya in an era when the area was still a pristine environment. His awareness of the need to present the story as an art form was always of great importance to him.
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ALFRED GREGORY PORTER IN THE KHUMBU ICE FALL SIGNED 2003 DIGITAL PRINT VARIOUS SIZES AVAILABLE
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ALFRED GREGORY TOM STOBART 2003 DIGITAL PRINT 18 X 14 INCH / 45 X 35 CM
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ALFRED GREGORY BASECAMP & LINGTREN AT 8500 METERS SIGNED 2003 DIGITAL PRINT 20 X 14 INCH / 50 X 35 CM Other sizes available as archive prints
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ALFRED GREGORY NORTH ISLAND PEAK AT 8500 METERS DIGITAL ARCHIVE PRINT VARIOUS SIZES AVAILABLE
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ALFRED GREGORY HILLARY AND TENZING BACK FROM SUMMIT SIGNED 1970s SILVER GELATIN 8 X 12 INCH / 20 X 30 CM
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COL. ED WHITE GEMINI IV FIRST SPACE WALK VINTAGE COLOUR PHOTOGRAPH, 1965 RED NASA STAMPS 7.5 X 7.5 INCH / 19 X 19 CM
NASA Since the beginning of time humankind has had a thirst to discover the unknown. The final frontier of this exploration is to reveal what lies beyond the confines of our planet in the vast abyss of space. These vintage photographs of our quest for answers chronicle the history of space travel in beautiful detail. From the first walk in space to the first step on the moon, these images evoke another era of travel.
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MARK SELIGER GISELE BĂœNDCHEN, NYC, 2000 DIASEC ON ALUBOND 1/10 | 34 X 27 INCH / 86 X 68.5 CM
MARK SELIGER Mark Seliger has been living and working in New York since 1984. In 1987, he began in a starting position at Rolling Stone, and was appointed Chief Photographer in 1992. While working at Rolling Stone, Seliger produced over 125 covers and entered into a collaborative partnership with Design Director Fred Woodward that continues to this day. His photographic artworks has been exhibited in galleries and museums across the world and received numerous awards.
TOBY BURROWS Toby’s first passion was painting which he studied at the Sydney College of the Arts before dropping out after a year, to pursue photography. He took his camera to London in 1991, landing a job managing Europe’s largest photographic studio complex, Holborn Studios. His edgy style and award-winning photography have been celebrated with a New York Festival Gold numerous Cannes and one show finalists - a World Press Award - Folio Awards as well as nominations for the International Colour Awards and the Black & White Spider Awards.
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TOBY BURROWS MUSE ED 10 | 22 X 18 INCH 56 X 45.5 CM
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TOBY BURROWS SOLILOQUY ED 10 | 22 X 18 INCH 56 X 45.5 CM
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JOSHUA HOLKO THE FORTRESS, 2011 2/10 | 40 X 52 INCH 101.5 X 132 CM
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JOSHUA HOLKO BLUE BERG A/P | 36 X 50 INCH 91.5 X 127 CM
Joshua Holko is an Australian born, Melbourne based photographer specialising in Fine Art Landscape, Nature and Wilderness Photography. He has studied with Distinction at Photography Studies College in Southbank Melbourne and the Australian College of Journalism. Holko has an unbridled passion for Landscape, Nature and Wilderness photography that has seen him travel extensively throughout Australia, the United States, New Zealand’s South Island, Iceland and Antarctica (late 2011).
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JOSHUA HOLKO SENSE OF SCALE, ANTARCTICA, 2013 2/10 | 92 X 20 INCH / 233.5 X 51 CM
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DEAN WEST UMBRELLA, IN PIECES 2012 3/7 | 43 X 57 INCH 109 X 145 CM
DEAN WEST Born in small-town rural Australia in 1983, Dean’s love for photography began in his high school’s darkroomone of the largest darkrooms in the country at the time- and blossomed at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia. Described as “one of the world’s best emerging photographers” (After Capture Magazine), West has a highly conceptual and thought-provoking style of contemporary portraiture. West’s body of work has been featured in top photography magazines, art galleries, and received numerous international awards.
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MICHAEL COOK THE MISSION #1, 2011 2/10 | 40 X 50 INCH 101.5 X 127 CM
MICHAEL COOK Michael Cook is a Brisbane-based photomedia artist of Bidjara heritage. Originally a successful commercial fashion photographer, Cook’s expertise in digital image-making and post-production techniques lends an ethereal quality to his re-visioning of Australian history. His work has been described by Glenn Iseger-Pilkington as portraying ‘... colonial narratives through the eyes of Indigenous Australians [and...] shifting post-colonial critiques.’
SAMANTHA EVERTON Samantha grew up in a small central Queensland town Emerald, and currently resides in Melbourne. Samantha’s art work has been extensively exhibited throughout Australia and internationally.
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SAMANTHA EVERTON RESPIRE 3/3 | 37 X 66 INCH 94 X 167.5 CM
Her works are held in both private and public collections and have been published in numerous magazines including the New Yorker. Samantha is the recipient of a number of art prizes;
Australian Leica Photographer of the year, MacGregor Prize for Photography and highly commended in the prestigious Moran Contemporary Art Prize. Samantha’s images are theatrically staged with the finished artworks presented in rich, vibrant colour and fine detail. The outcome is fine-art photography that has theatrical qualities with elements of a cinematic movie still.
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NICK BRANDT RANGER WITH TUSKS OF KILLED ELEPHANT AMBOSELI 2011 3/10 | 56 X 70 INCH 142 X 178 CM
NICK BRANDT Born in London and now living in the US, Nick Brandt is easily one of our most remarkable and collected modern day photographers. After directing Michael Jackson’s ‘Earth Song’ video in Kenya and Tanzania, Brandt was compelled to present a complex and deep portrait of African wildlife. A mix of awe, beauty and sympathy, his large scale soft-sepia photographs show the grandness of the wild combined with personal humility. In all, Brandt’s almost intimate relationship with his subject matter is overwhelming. It almost feels like Brandt has asked them to sit for the photos as if in a private portrait session. A percentage of all sales will go to Big Life Africa, set up by Nick Brandt to combat the staggering number of animals being killed by poachers.
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NICK BRANDT LION BEFORE STORM MAASAI MARA 2006 6/8 | 42 X 53 INCH 107 X 135 CM
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NICK BRANDT LIONS HEAD TO HEAD MAASAI MARA 2006 14/24 | 20.5 X 23.8 INCH 52 X 60.5 CM
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NICK BRANDT LEOPARD STARING MAASAI MARA 2010 18/20 | 22 X 28 INCH 56 X 71 CM
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NICK BRANDT CHEETAH & CUBS MAASAI MARA, 2003 2/5 | 42 X 53 INCH 106 X 135 CM
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NICK BRANDT GORILLA ON ROCK PARC DES VOLCANS 2008 22/25 | 20 X 27 INCH 51 X 68.5 CM
BIG LIFE FOUNDATION Big Life Foundation was founded by photographer Nick Brandt & conservationist Richard Bonham in September 2010. Big Life has now expanded to employ 315 rangers, with 31 outposts and 15 vehicles protecting 2 million acres of wilderness in the Amboseli-Tsavo ecosystem of East Africa. Big Life is the only organisation in East Africa with co-ordinated cross-border anti-poaching operations. A percentage of all Nick Brandt sales contributes to Big Life.
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Source Photographica, was established by Philip Kulpa who has been an active participant in both the Australian and International visual arts industry for 25 years. As investor, seller and observer, what started out originally as a vintage photography collector’s passion, has seen Philip develop into a compelling photography authority. This consuming passion for Australian photography had a natural flow on effect and has progressed to the international photography market. Philip travels regularly to important shows globally: Paris Photo, AIPAD New York. He has contacts and relationships with many Auction houses worldwide and his formidable knowledge is now recognised internationally. It is this reputation that has increasingly seen Philip called on to curate for several important private collections in Australia and abroad. Not content with collecting, consulting, buying and selling, Philip has now added Artist’s Representative to his resume. The focus is on supporting and showing established and emerging contemporary artists locally and internationally.
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In late 2013 Source Photographica opened its doors in Aspen, USA, with the Alfred Gregory exhibition. The gallery is now exhibiting other artists as well.