selected links
Picture Paradise
The first century of Asia–Pacific photography 1840s–1940s National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
Significant
Australian Public Collections (accessible online)
State
Library of Victoria catalogues: go to: Pictures Catalogue
(lots of photos)
The
Macleay Museum's Historic Photograph Collection (Sydney
University, Australia): approximately 50,000 images dating
from the late 1840s to the 1960s.
National
Gallery of Australia - Click on photography..or
National
Gallery of Australia - collections search and put in name
of photographer
PictureAustralia: Looking for images of Australiana - Search for
people, places and events in the collections
of libraries, museums, galleries, archives, universities and
other cultural agencies,
in Australia and abroad - all at the same time. (hosted by the
National Library of Australia)
National
Library of Australia: Picture Index
general
history: australia
Marcel
Safier's Ozemail Home Page (Photographic
History and Collecting)
South
Australia:
PhotoHistory
SA
Victoria:
Photographers
of Geelong & District
Australian
- Photography Centres:
Queensland
Centre for Photography, Brisbane
Centre
for Creative Photography, Adelaide, South Australia
Funded
Australian Photographic Centres (ArtSpaces) /Exhibition Spaces
Australian
Centre for Photography, Sydney
Centre
for Contemporary Photography, Melbourne (with annoying
flash stuff)
Selected
Commercial Photography Agents/Galleries, Australia
Melbourne
Josef
Lebovic Gallery, Sydney
Sandra
Byron Gallery, Sydney (Closed)
Stills
Gallery, Sydney
Asia-Pacific
PhotoGuide
Japan: A guide to photography in Japan
The online Asia-Pacific Photography Collection
Lala Raja Deen Dayal, pioneer Indian 19th century photographer(1844-1905)
International
Photographers of Great Britain & Ireland 1840-1940
The Prague House of Photography
A
History of Photography from its beginnings till the 1920s by
Dr. Robert Leggat (UK)
Royal
Photographic society (UK) - RPS
Photographers
Gallery London
Women in photography: the photo-web page
Visual
Studies Workshop, Rochester (USA)
Center
for Creative Photography (CCP) at the University of Arizona.
(USA)