We are excited to announce an upcoming Photography Exhibition in 2026, Titled “Near and Far”. The exhibition will present unique perspectives from Australia and beyond.
This exhibition is the brainchild of Greg McMillan who is an International Award Winning Photographer from the Bendigo Region. Greg is a very talented photographer who captures exceptional images from a wide range of genres. Greg has developed and curated a wonderful array of travel and nature images for this exhibition.
I will be showcasing a number of my images which focus on the beauty of our natural world. Some of these images will be the elusive Aurora Australis, taken in a range of locations in the depths of the night. In addition, there will be images captured from above in order to create abstract works that focus on texture and colour, that will hopefully spark the imagination.
Please join us at Dudley House, 60 View Street in Bendigo from the 16th to the 19th of April, 2026.
Expect a stunning array of framed prints and canvas pieces, each enhanced by QR codes linking to captivating audio stories. Stay tuned for more updates!
Mini Workshops with Hints and Tips on:
Improving your travel photography skills with Greg
Creating a Photobook with Greg
Aerial Abstract Photography with Colleen
Capturing the Majestic Aurora Australis with Colleen.
Join our exclusive mini-workshops during the ‘Near and Far’ Exhibition to elevate your photography skills. Whether you’re interested in aerial photography, capturing stunning aurora images, or improving your travel photography, our workshops offer something for everyone. Learn from experienced photographers and take your passion to the next level. Mini-workshops will be by registration only and last approx 45 minutes plus 15 minutes for QnA.
Registration details will be available in early 2026.
We acknowledge the Dja Dja Wurrung and Taungurung people as the Traditional Owners of the Greater Bendigo Region. We pay our respect to all Aboriginal peoples and their elders, past and present.
CMMahoney Photography acknowledges the Dja Dja Wurrung People as the Traditional Owners of the lands and waters on which we live. We pay our respect to all Aboriginal peoples and their elders, past and present.
