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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.

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Website Features

Hungary, USSR, Poland etc.Eastern Bloc
(1991—1992) • 78 images • Photographs and commentary from the twilight of Communism

Sydney colour street photography...Sydney Unposed
(1998—2008) • 133 images • My candid-people street photography project about Sydney and its outlying suburbs

feature link...Blue Mountains VR
(2004—2009) • 21 scenes • Interactive VR panoramas taken throughout the Blue Mountains, 70-120km west of Sydney

QuickTime VR panoramas...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

Early student work...Tyro
(1980—1993) • 35 images • Samples of my early photographic work, done either during high school or university

click to read...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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image link - Escavators - 168.2 KB

Escavators

Escavators : Dec 2008 :
image link - Family outside G.U.M., Moscow - 142.3 KB

Family outside …

Family outside G.U.M., Moscow : Sep 1991 :
image link - Sydney Royal Botanic Gardens family - 60.5 KB

Sydney Royal …

Sydney Royal Botanic Gardens family : Apr 1982 :
image link - Sydney Royal Botanic Gardens schoolgirls - 65.5 KB

Sydney Royal …

Sydney Royal Botanic Gardens schoolgirls : Jul 1992 :
image link - Hurstville CD shopper - 49.2 KB

Hurstville CD …

Hurstville CD shopper : Oct 1992 :
image link - WWII ruins, Warsaw - 183.2 KB

WWII ruins, …

WWII ruins, Warsaw : Oct 1991 :
image link - Office workers, Martin Place - 57.1 KB

Office workers, …

Office workers, Martin Place : Aug 1992 :
image link - Teréz Körút, Budapest - 137.9 KB

Teréz Körút, …

Teréz Körút, Budapest : Oct 1991 :
image link - Lawson street-works - 210.9 KB

Lawson street-works

Lawson street-works : Dec 2008 :
image link - Kvetna Street golden fog, Brno - 77.4 KB

Kvetna Street …

Kvetna Street golden fog, Brno : Jan 1992 :
image link - Australia Square workers - 62.4 KB

Australia Square …

Australia Square workers : Aug 1992 :
image link - Speakers Corner, The Domain - 78.8 KB

Speakers Corner, …

Speakers Corner, The Domain : Jul 1981 :
image link - Lawson Grader - 151.5 KB

Lawson Grader

Lawson Grader : Dec 2008 :
image link - Hornsby Mall TV shopper - 117.4 KB

Hornsby Mall …

Hornsby Mall TV shopper : Apr 2005 :
image link - Pitt Street Mall shoppers - 60.7 KB

Pitt Street …

Pitt Street Mall shoppers : Aug 1992 :

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