Robert Elliott
Profile
100% of proceeds received from Redbubble in respect to sales on all items will be donated to Bush Heritage Australia
Photography by my son is here
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Antarctic Region
Just Penguins
Australian Birds, wild and free – 118 species
Grey Fantail series
Landscapes
Canada Photos
Alaska Photos
Native Australian Wild Flowers
Australian Wildlife
Christmas Cards
I’m a retiree who enjoys nature and together with my wife spend many enjoyable hours in bush regeneration activities.
I don’t consider my self to be a photographer, I just enjoy the challenge of photographing our varied bird life in its natural environment together with the odd landscape snap. All photos have been taken while bush / wilderness walking, all are hand held.
Hope you enjoy viewing as much as I have enjoyed taking them. Cheers Rob
All images shot in RAW and processed in Capture One 
Please visit the
Victorian Bushfires Wildlife Appeal and the associated Wildlife Appeal Group
Groups
Robert Elliott hosts **Wildlife-Appeal** and is a member of Northern Territory (3 per day), A Place To Call Home, A Vision Of Flight Photography (AS IS ONLY), Alaska ~ Beyond Your Dreams, All That is Nature (Photography Only), Art for Conservation, Australian Bush ☼, Australian Native Plants, Australian Travel Photography and Writing, Australian Wildlife, Birds and Creatures of Flight, Canada, Endangered Species, Far North Queensland (2/day limit, NO MACRO), I Love Birds, Icy Cold, Landscape Photography, Outback Australia, Penguins Galore, Retired and Happy. 4 a day limit., The Shire (Sutherland Shire, NSW, Australia), THIS IS AUSTRALIA and Western Australia (3 per day).
Journal Entries
Common Sense
Posted 4 months ago, 5 comments so far.
13 High quality 8 inch x 10 inch prints for less than 3 Australian dollars per print
Posted 4 months ago, 8 comments so far.
Art
Writing
Cobbold Gorge ~ Off the beaten track
Cobbold Gorge itself was only discovered about 20 years ago and is situated on Robin Hood cattle station about 60km south of Georgetown, (400 km west of Cairns).
