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Welcome
Established in April 2000, this website is a showcase of photography and articles created by Andrew Nemeth, Blue Mountains Australia.
Looking for the Nebraskan band "FortyTwenty" website? See fortytwenty.com instead!
Website Features
Eastern Bloc
(1991—1992) •
78 images •
Photographs and commentary from the twilight of Communism
Sydney Unposed
(1998—2008) •
133 images •
My candid-people street photography project about Sydney and its outlying suburbs
Blue Mountains VR
(2004—2009) •
21 scenes •
Interactive VR panoramas taken throughout the Blue Mountains, 70-120km west of Sydney
Fullscreen QTVR w/sound
(1998—2006) •
27 scenes •
A sample of interactive VR panoramas with sound, taken mostly around Sydney, for commercial projects and clients
Tyro
(1980—1993) •
35 images •
Samples of my early photographic work, done either during high school or university
Articles and Essays
(2000—2007) •
4 articles •
Analysis of legal, technical or ethical issues surrounding photography, along with other essays
What's New?
- Sat, 31 Jan 2009
- Reprogrammed the VRs using Cubic Flash VR and added new scenes to the Blue Mountains VR project
- Fri, 2 Jan 2009
- Added four new images to the Sydney Unposed project
- Tue, 30 Dec 2008
- Added further discussion about photographing police officers, to the Candid Photo legal issues article
- Thu, 14 Aug 2008
- After the release of the ALRC 108 report, updated discussion and links about Recommendation 74, a statutory Right of Personal Privacy, to the Candid Photo legal issues article
- Sun, 11 May 2008
- Added discussion about the Victoria Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities, in the Candid Photo legal issues article
- Thu, 10 Apr 2008
- Updated notes on the ALRC inquiry on Privacy, in the Candid Photo legal issues article
A random sample of images on this site
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