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Australian photography: Steven Tester « Previous | |Next »
August 7, 2012

Steve Tester is an Australian large format (4x5 and 8x10) landscape photographer who lives in Castlemaine, Victoria.

SteveTesterGlade.jpg Steve Tester, Red Gum + Pines, platinium print

His landscape photography is about the quiet mood of the place. he says:

Making photographs is both an emotional and tactile experience for me. Some emotional connection between the scene and me must exist to initiate the image in my mind; the real life situation first captures me in a sense. I then strive to produce photographs that convey the emotion and sense of place of the original image to those who view the finished work.

He uses traditional darkroom methods to develop the prints on fibre based paper and each print is individually made.

TesterSGrassTree.jpg Steve Tester, Grass Tree, Platinum Palladium

Grass Trees are very hard to represent. I have numerous failures.

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