Max Dupain

He has been dubbed the "Godfather" of black and white photography, Australia's answer to Ansell Adams, but Dupain creates a league of his own. Through raw emotional content, and majestic composition, Max Dupain captured and interpreted the rarity and strange beauty of Australia. Dupain was given a Box Brownie Camera in 1924, creating a means of expressive outlet for his curious Artistic appetite. Quote.... "I latched onto photography immediately. The intrigue of producing a light picture …showed first 75 words of 847 total…

…showed last 75 words of 847 total…still remaining the enchanting symbolism for artists and thinkers to aspire to. His works appear in places such as "The state library of New South Whales", "Christine Abraham's Gallery" and continue to circulate the country. Dupain is celebrated as an enchanting mentor and pioneer in the merging in the new age of photography, he revoloutionised Photography as Art and the perception and interpretations of the everyday man immersed in the most human and beautiful state.