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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Exhibiting at Gallery Frenzy
2013 has seen thirteen Exhibitions hung at Gallery Frenzy. We are proud of the fact that sales have been made at all of our exhibitions. Our artists have ranged from first time solo exhibitors, to well known mid career professionals, to large group shows. With exhibitors like John Elliott, Cooper+Spowart, Stef Dunn, Nicola Poole, Hardy Lamprecht, Some Brisbane Photographers, Damian Caniglia, Vanessa Laverty and Attree+Brackstone; Gallery Frenzy is now looking forward to showing your photographs in 2014.
Now is the time to put forward a proposal to show your photographs on the walls at Gallery Frenzy.
We have been encouraged to enlarge the showing space here at Frenzy by adding a second gallery, to be completed later this year. Whilst we have several confirmed bookings for 2014, we are now calling for expressions of interest. Our website shows answers to many of the frequently asked questions, but here are some ideas you may consider prior to submitting:
- With your submission we would like to see a body of work that is in the genre you wish to show:
- Whilst we can review these photographs as digital files, we would prefer to discuss them with you as photographic prints. It is not necessary that they are either large nor of exhibition standard - content is what we are looking for at this time;
- If you are nervous about committing to a solo show at this time, please consider making a submission; as we have an interest in curating one or two group shows through the year giving an opportunity to photographers new to the gallery context;
- We will also welcome small groups exhibiting a body of work - maybe three to five persons. A great opportunity for members of a camera club to work together to get photographs hung on the walls; and
- Remember, Gallery Frenzy can provide curatorial assistance, printing of photographs, matting and framing photographs, writing an Artist’s Statement, and even offer practical advice regarding an Opening Night function.
Email your submission to and arrange to come in and discuss with us your proposal. We look forward to seeing you.
October Update
We thought it was about time we updated you on what’s been going on at Foto Frenzy Photography Centre and what we’ve got coming up.
In August we welcomed the very talented Peter Coulson to Brisbane to run a series of workshops for us covering such topics as Advanced Studio Lighting, Natural Light Masterclass and Photoshop Techniques. All the workshops were essentially a sell out and the lucky attendees gained some valuable insight into the techniques of one of Australia’s hardest working and most talented fashion photographers.
After being officially announced a Canon Master in August, Foto Frenzy’s own underwater photographer extraordinaire, Darren Jew had an even better September when he took out the title of 2013 Australian Science, Environment and Nature Photographer of the Year at the Australian Professional Photography Awards (APPA).
Congrats Darren on yet another great success!
Have a look at Darren’s and the other category award winning photos on the AIPP Blog
Gallery Frenzy is proud to announce the next exhibition in the 2013 calendar.
Developed In Darkness is a joint exhibition between Brisbane photographer Mel Brackstone and our own Cam Attree. The central theme of this exhibition revolves around an exploration of the female form where Cam’s stark, almost clinical study of black and white Infrared photographs contrasts heavily against Mel’s soft, dreamy and quite feminine images.
Please join us for the opening of this exhibition of a black and white exploration of the human form on Friday October 18, 2026 at 6.30pm
Brisbane Camera Hire has a couple of awesome new acquisitions for you to play with over summer! Available now is the Canon 6D and the EF 200-400mm f/4 IS L USM + built in 1.4x Teleconverter.
The 6D is a fantastic new full frame camera which is about 95% of a 5D MkIII in a smaller and lighter body. Compared to the MkIII, the 6D metering, resolution, high ISO performance and image quality is essentially identical. A great full frame back up camera for the wedding photographers out there, or a nice, light every day camera.
The 200-400mm f/4 IS is a stunning piece of glass with the unique difference of having a built in 1.4x teleconverter at the flick of a switch. Flick over to a 280-560mm without taking you eye from the finder. This lens is a sports photographers dream.
Head over to www.brisbanecamerahire.com.au to find out more about pricing and how to book!
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