Kelly Slater - Landshapes: Erratic, Vale of Belvoir Reserve Options:Unframed 50% of profits are donated

50% of profits are donated to local Tasmanian environmental organisations

It was taken through window glass and the animal was moving

which was an Honour Book in the 2017 Australian Children’s Book Council awards

Michael Driessen and Günther Theischinger

Until Astrid discovers how far the government is willing to go

Kelly Slater - Landshapes: Erratic, Vale of Belvoir Reserve Options:Unframed 50% of profits are donatedLandshapes: Erratic, Vale of Belvoir Reserve Kelly Slater digital in camera double exposure on Canson platine paper on dibond mount Edition of 10 40 x 51cm A New Eye on Nature 2023 Tasmanian Land Conservancy Photography Residencies In 2023, the Tasmanian Land Conservancy ran a photography residency on its nature reserves. These emerging photographers spent a week deeply immersed in three distinctive landscapes. Through its arts projects, the Tasmanian