Steven Pearce

Featured Artist In

Masters of the Scenic
HDR Photography
5D MKII
Australian Bush and Rainforest Photography
Northern Territory

Website
www.stevenpearcephoto.com

Social Networks
Twitter – twitter.com/spphoto
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About Me

So much I can say in a space like this but if you follow me on twitter or facebook and have a look around this site you’ll get to know me quickly.

Photography has become a very productive bridge between two of my biggest and very different passions in life which are nature and technology.

For the last three years I have been employed as a tour guide in Central Australia which has enabled me to spend countless hours is some of the most spectacular landscapes Australia has to offer. Recently my photographic knowledge of Central Australia has been getting a work out on the WAYOUTBACK.com photographic tours which have been an amazing experience and a new avenue to explore.

Over the last two years I have also been working as a freelance event and commercial photographer working with some of Alice Springs’s most respected business and organisations including Peta Appleyard Gallery, Desert Knowledge CRC, Melbourne Age, Red Hot Arts, Lasseters Hotel and Casino, Department of Housing, Local Government and Regional services, CaptOvate Media, Creative Territory and Alice Solar City to mention a few.

All images Copyright © 2010, Steven B. Pearce

© Steven B. Pearce All photographs and artworks in this portfolio are copyrighted and owned by the artist, Steve B. Pearce. Any reproduction, modification, publication, transmission, transfer, or exploitation of any of the content, for personal or commercial use, whether in whole or in part, without written permission from the artist is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved.
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