Shooting the Sunburnt Country, the Land of Sweeping Plains, the Rugged Mountain Ranges: Australian Landscape and Wilderness Photography

Rod Giblett

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Landscape photography of Australia, and by Australians of other places, has played an important role in the formation and maintenance of Australian national and cultural identity. Whether it is Ste...

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