This book was published in 2009 and is a wonderful and evocative appreciation for old growth in Australia – in all it’s forms, including alpine trees across Tasmania and the Australian Alps.
It brings together the work of 16 photographers in a beautifully presented book, drawn together by Mornington Peninsula-based photographer Peter McConchie.
A review can be found here.
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 | Nick Huggins on A rescue plan for the Snow… |
 | Dr Bob Rich on A rescue plan for the Snow… |
 | Jim Hatker on Tali Karng – a jewel in… |
 | Eliza (met on road a… on A long, slow wander along the… |
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| Andrew Bishop on Tali Karng – a jewel in… |
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