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Andrew Chapman is a documentary photographer with over 50 years experience documenting the Australian social, political and environmental landscape. These days he specializes in personal documentary projects and publishing projects.
- About Andrew
About Andrew - Andrew Chapman
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- News
Andrew Chapman and Tim Lee talk with ABC Rural about ‘ The...
- Woolsheds
Morvan Hills Woolshed at Lindis Pass New Zealand, is a 37...
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Videos By Or About Andrew Chapman. View Chris Franklin's...
- Portraits
Portraits - Andrew Chapman
- Documentary
Documentary - Andrew Chapman
- Known
Portraits of Celebrity, Fame and Pre-eminence. Bilynda...
- Melbourne
Looking down City Rd Southbank (Sth Melbourne) towards the...
- Books & Publishing
Andrew Chapman published his first book, 'The Shearers' in...
- About Andrew
Andrew Chapman is a documentary photographer with over 50 years experience documenting the Australian social, political and environmental landscape. These days he specializes in personal documentary projects and publishing projects.
Photography and film / videography in action sports, outdoors, corporate, fashion,
Andrew Chapman was born in Melbourne on 29 June 1954 to parents John L. Chapman, export manager at the Australian Wheat Board, and Elizabeth R. Chapman (Stubbings) a writer. He trained at Prahran College of Advanced Education 1974-6, where he was taught by Athol Shmith, John Cato [1] and Paul Cox, whom he remembers;
Australian photographer Andrew Chapman has been documenting rural issues in his homeland since the 1970’s. The current 13 year drought and the issue of GLobal Warming on the nation, were brought home to city dwellers by a group project Andrew initiated, “Beyond Reasonable Drought”.
Photography and film / videography in action sports, outdoors, corporate, fashion,
Aug 23, 2019 · Documentary filmmaker Chris Franklin has released a new short film, Yellow, which profiles Australian documentary photographer and photojournalist Andrew Chapman, and in particular his experience documenting, and eventually suffering from, liver disease.
