Part of photographer Luke Stambouliah's work called Persons of Interest that was on exhibition at Head On Photo Festival.
His work is a collection of 13 b/w photos that mimic Australian criminal mugshots of the 1920s. The subject shown here is Zoe Carides, convicted of dealing cocaine in 1925.
On Stamnouliah's website, a 60 x 120 cm print mounted on black gatorboard is selling for AU$1,750.
Lower Town Hall, Sydney, Australia (Wednesday 10 May 2017)
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New York City based, Israeli-born photographer Natan Dvir was in Sydney for the Head On Photo Festival to debut his work Platforms. It featured photographs of commuters framed in the pillars of NYC's subway.
I see the platforms as a stage. Every few minutes there was a curtain call that changed the set and brought new actors. Sometimes the performances were great, others were frustrating. But that's all part of what I see as celebrating reality, says Dvir.
Lower Town Hall, Sydney, Australia (Wednesday 10 May 2017)
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Taken in Ladakh, India in 2016. Patients wait for their patches to be removed at a surgical eye camp conducted by The Fred Hollows Foundation's partner foundation Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology, Nepal.
For the past 25 years, photographer Michael Amandolia documented the work done by the Fred Hollows Foundation and its partners to restore eyesight to people around the world.
Continuation of Head On Photo Festival .
Lower Town Hall, Sydney, Australia (Wednesday 10 May 2017)
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Taken in Girmi Goba, Ethiopia in 2014. Azmera Tadessie, 25, had bilateral lower lid trichiasis (misdirected growth of eyelashes) surgery. After surgery the eyelashes are now overturned and her eyesight has been saved.
For the last 25 years, photographer Michael Amandolia documented the work done by the Fred Hollows Foundation and its partners to restore eyesight to people around the world.
Continuation of Head On Photo Festival .
Lower Town Hall, Sydney, Australia (Wednesday 10 May 2017)
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One of 70+ images created by photographer Chuck Bradley during his Artist in Residence project at the Bradman Museum in Bowral.
Last posting from Head On Photo Festival .
Lower Town Hall, Sydney, Australia (Wednesday 10 May 2017)
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