LINKS
WILDERNESS PHOTOGRAPHERS
Rob Blakers Outstanding photos of Tasmania's wild places. Paul Chantler A selection of amazing images with an emphasis on the Blue Mountains. Darius Turner High-quality landscape and wildlife images of Australia and Africa. Geoff Murray Some very wild photos, mostly of Tasmania. Peter Dombrovskis Limited selection of images by the legendary Tasmanian photographer. Jeremy Turner Landscape, wilderness and fine art photography from Australia and New Zealand. Richard van Hoesel Melbourne-based photographer who specialises in seascapes. Richard Newton: Island Imaging Photography concentrating on Tasmania's east coast. Simon Carter: Onsight Photography Australia's premier rock-climbing photographer. Also takes a handy wilderness shot. Michael Larkin: Cloudmaker Photography Images indexed by themes and locations. Glen Campbell: Trunorth Photography Urban and natural Australian landscapes Photolinks Find a long list of photographers, including us! OTHER SITES
Outdoor Australia Australia's best outdoor mag which also regularly features our work. wildsight.com If you came here looking for Lori Wolfson's drawings of African wildlife, this is where you should be.
If you didn't, check it out anway. They are amazing. The Herald Sun Melbourne newspaper where Al works. Check out the sport section. Australian Conservation Foundation Noble institution where Bruce works. Make a donation! Victorian National Parks Association Another conservation group. It also published our book - go to the publications page to check it out. Visit Merchandise Have featured our photos in calendars and other products. Plains Conservation Centre A unique education experience, set on 9000 acres of preserved prairie in the suburbs of Denver.
Bruce worked there for six months in 2008. BambiLion Unique lingerie hand-crafted by Al's girlfriend Hanna and her business partner.
A perfect gift - apart from our framed prints in our shop of course! davidandnat.com US-based Canadian friends who showed us around California.
We feature in some of the galleries of their many travels. | 
