Mitchell & Dent's Tittle Tattle

I do love these images of children and animals by photographer Maxine Helfman. They are too too lovely and really quite creepy. Am I allowed to say that about a child? I’m not sure. I think I can say that about a goose though. I’ve never liked geese. They’re far too pecky and flappity.

www.maxinehelfman.com

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Wow. What a palaver. Reading the comments on 1854 (the blog of the British Journal of Photography), you’d think the Impossible Project had done the world a disservice releasing their new polaroid film this week. I say pish to all the whining naysayers who think the first batch isn’t up to scratch. Let’s look at the big picture (see what I did there) and rejoice. Film for our forgotten polaroid cameras! Oh joy of joys. And my, isn’t the packaging purty?

www.the-impossible-project.com

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The Mesdames are super excited to hear that talented Perthonalities, Jackson and Gene Eaton, are banding together for their first collaborative exhibition entitled Perth from Space as part of this year’s FotoFreo Fringe Festival. Don’t miss it.

Free Range Gallery, 339 William St, Perth
Sat, March 20 2010 til Thurs, April 1 2010
Gallery is open Wed-Sun 1-6pm

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What is it with these crazy creative beyond their years 15 year old girl child photographers (see also Olivia Bolles)? I’ve been peeping at Natalie Kucken‘s Flickr photograph a day and think she is and will be incredible. So much goodness to choose from, but I like her many images of things in mid air. And the way she gets so excited and exclaims “Straight out of the freakin’ camera!”.

Natalie Kucken on Flickr

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The weather man promised us a little rain here in Perth, Western Australia and we’ve not seen hide nor hair of it yet (2mm in Mt Lawley? bah humbug!). Thanks Ingo Maurer for this art installation, thanks Jesús Manuel Nieto Bobadilla for your free-use image, thanks Brook Hall for your edited version, kindly made available for downloading and printing and framing and gazing at… the trickle-down effect in action. If the internet can do it, why can’t you little rain clouds?

ohbrooke.com

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Brilliant idea, clever Flickr pool people.
(top image: Ben Dayhoe, bottom images: jasonepowell)

www.flickr.com/groups/lookingintothepast

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Olivia Bolles‘ sweet photography has captured our hearts. We adore the way she plays with light and are mighty impressed by her storytelling ability. It’s hard to believe she’s only 15 years old. What a bright spark.

www.oliviabee.com

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If you’ve ever seen Amélie, you may have a photo booth fondness. Montmartre is miles away, so thankfully Michael and Samm from Push the Button searched the world high and low for the perfect one and brought it back to Perth. How *flash* would it be to *expose* your peeps to a little shutterbug *shoot* at your next shindig? They might even find love while they’re in there.

www.pushthebuttonphotobooths.com.au

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Searching for a last minute gift? These illuminated photo boxes are sure to light up your Christmas. Each one is crafted with care by the lovely Marianne Symons and feature her beautiful and whimsical photography. A splendid addition to anyone’s wall, they come ready to glow with batteries inside (no need for troublesome cables). If you ask Marianne nicely, she may even make you a custom box with your own favourite snap.

illuminatorbox.blogspot.com

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How exquisite are these? M&D knows we can’t compete. May as well not even finish this post, because you’ll be picking up your mouse and scooting on over to the oh-so-clever Perth photographer Angela Higgins‘ website right now, won’t you? Wait, wait, wait. Be sure to peek at her blog too. Are they distant squeals of delight I can hear?

www.angelahiggins.com

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