A photograph is Missing by Robert Billington

A photograph is Missing was an exhibition held at the Bungendore Woodworks upstairs in the Gallery.
For starters, the space was particularly interesting because of the lighting. The studio gallery was not lit like the National Gallery, it had a darker feel to it because the lights weren't as strong.
This enhanced the viewing of the photographs because they were in black and white. The prints were of a good viewing size, and best of all there were some film prints.
The photographs were really interesting as well. They were all different yet they flowed really well as you walked through the studio. The photographs had some really appropriate wall texts to go with them that were really interesting.
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