Australian Wildlife Prints
Wildlife photographed as part of the country rather than isolated from it. These are landscape photographs that happen to contain animals, which is why they hang like landscapes rather than like natural history prints.
Animals in the country, not against a backdrop
This is not close up wildlife photography. The animals here are small in frame and the country around them is the subject, which is why these images sit alongside the landscape work rather than apart from it.
Horses
Brumby Dawn, Benambra, VIC is the strongest piece in the group, made in the high country where the brumbies still run. It reads as an alpine landscape first and a horse photograph second.
The coast and the water
Camel Sunset, Cable Beach, Broome, WA is the most recognised image here, and it works because the animals are silhouetted rather than described. Snug Cove, Kangaroo Is, SA and Horse Head Rock, Bermagui, NSW carry the name without the animal.
Birds and still water
Bird River, TAS and Reflections, Wombat Tarn, TAS are quiet pieces for a room that does not need another strong colour.
Where to look next
If it is the country rather than the animal you are after, the outback and alpine collections cover the same ground with more depth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these close up animal photographs?
No. They are landscape photographs that include animals, usually small in the frame. If you are looking for portrait style wildlife work, this catalogue is not built for it.
Which is the best known wildlife image?
Camel Sunset, Cable Beach, Broome, WA. The camel train on Cable Beach is one of the most recognised images in the whole catalogue, and it is a silhouette rather than a study.
Are the brumby images from the high country?
Brumby Dawn, Benambra, VIC was made in the Victorian high country, which is the country the brumby tradition belongs to. The Victorian High Country collection holds more of that work.
What sizes do these come in?
Sizes run from 18 inch to 100 inch across the catalogue, with the set differing by photograph. The sizes available for each image are listed on its own print page.