conservation photography Archives

HELLO FELLOW NATURE AND WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHERS!

Here is an opportunity for your photos to do some powerful good. Let me tell you the story behind this wonderful new grant created especially for those devoted to conservation photography. I “knew” Wayne Lawler going back to the days in the 1980’s when my stock agency, Auscape International, represented him as one of its […]

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Conservation, Environment, Nature and Wildlife, Nature Photography, On the Beaton Track, Wildlife PhotographyAustralian Wildlife Conservancy, conservation photography, flash lighting, night photography, on location, threatened species

Art Wolfe in Australia

How lucky was I to meet Art Wolfe! This man is the best wildlife photographer in the world. I consider myself so privileged to hear him speak when he was at the Maritime Museum at Darling Harbour on Friday night. He was sponsored by Denis Glennon who does wildlife photography tours to Africa and elsewhere.

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On the Stage, Professional PhotographyArt Wolfe, conservation photography, wildlife photography

Is this the Most Important Forest in the World?

A recent media release announced that scientists had measured the most carbon dense forest in the world. No, it’s not in the Amazon – it’s right here in Australia and I know it intimately. I worked hand in hand, for over a year, with well-known ecologist David Lindenmayer, one of the team of scientists who

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Did You Know?, Ecology, Habitats, Victoriacarbon emissions, carbon storage, climate change, conservation photography, ecology, environment, forest ecology, global warming, greenhouse gases, landscape photography, mountain ash, Nature photography