Photographer David Rosendale returns to exhibit at Falls Creek with selected prints from his year long study of seasonal change, “The Fall”, with new and unreleased works spanning the years 2016 – 2019.
This Exhibition represents work produced whilst Artist in Residence at Falls Creek in 2017 and beyond, a perpetual commitment and study of the Victorian Alpine landscape.
The exhibition runs from 23 – 25 August 2019.
This recently released book features 150 images from across the Australian Alps. The publishers describe it as a ‘coffee table pictorial (which aims to) bring this magnificent region to a wider audience.’
Although I haven’t seen the book yet, the excerts below look gorgeous. You can find it in bookstores or online.
Continue reading “Alpine Australia – A celebration of the Australian Alps”
Many people will know the work of Ern Mainka. His photography was hugely popular amongst nature enthusiasts, and I must have seen his images in hundreds of places over the years.
Apart from capturing our wild places so well, Ern played a significant role in raising awareness about the many threats posed to these places. Many of these landscapes are now protected, and Ern played a big part in many of these victories.
Five years in the making, The Mountain is the first photographer’s monograph on Mt Wellington in nearly 20 years.
Mark Clemens has created a superb photographic collection highlighting the uniqueness of this wild place on Hobart’s back doorstep with a foreword by award winning Tasmanian novelist, Heather Rose.
A photographic evocation of the Mountain’s own intrinsic nature: it lets the Mountain have its own voice and tell its own story.
The Mountain is Hardback $49.95, and is printed in Hobart to the highest specs.
Part of the proceeds go to the Tasmanian Land Conservancy.
Reservation essential to: rsvp@fullersbookshop.com.au or (03) 6234 3800
THE MOUNTAIN
BY MARK CLEMENS
BOOK LAUNCH
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WHEN
September 18, 2014 at 5:30pm – 6:30pm
WHERE
Fullers Bookshop
131 Collins St
Hobart, Tasmania 7000
Mountain Journal 
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