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Travis Easton

Travis Easton

Croydon South, AUSTRALIA

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I have a deep love and reverence for nature and like to express this reverence through my photography. I have won numerous awards in the ANZANG Nature and Landscape Photographer of the Year award. Have held seven solo exhibitions have contributed numerous articles to ‘WILD’ magazine and released a book on Wilsons Promontory called ‘The Prom’. My current project is a book called ‘Melbourne’s Waterfalls’ which aims to document every waterfall within 100km of Melbourne. Over the last seven years I have visited 193, 89 of which have never been mapped. I often travel alone and off track which for me is a more pure and deeper way of engaging with the natural world, an engagement that is often missing in our busy, technology driven lives but one that I believe is crucial for mental, physical and spiritual well-being.

10% of profits go to the Wilderness Society

You can also view my work at www.telp.com.au

and my urban landscapes at www.citiscapes.wordpress.com

My Book The Prom – Wilsons Promontory National Park, Victoria, Australia can be ordered here

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Prize Winning Shots

Dunes near Wau Wauka, second in ANZANG (Australia, New Zealand, Antarctica, New Guinea) Nature and Landscape Photographer of the Year, Black and White Category.

Icicles – Lady Northcotes Canyon, highly commended in ANZANG Nature and Landscape Photographer of the Year, Wilderness Landscape.

Lines in the Sand, highly commended in ANZANG Nature and Landscape Photographer of the Year, Black and White Category.

  • Joined: January 2008

Journal

Carisbrook Falls - A Day in the life of a Waterfall Addict #7

Just came back from a week down at Skenes Creek in the Otways with the family and as I have done many times before we dropped into Carisbrook Falls which has a short 260m track to a lookout just off the Great Ocean Road. After visiting with the fam I thought I’d go back alone to GPS and measure them. From previous visits I knew they were bigger than the tier that is visible from the lookout…
Posted 4 months – 10 comments

Photography is not a crime

I found this article by Sydney Morning Herald Photographer Jon Reid very interesting although it is kind of old now. / Trav.
Posted 5 months – 2 comments

500,000th view on my fifth RB anniversary

On 3rd of January 2008 I joined red bubble which marked the beginning of my artistic/ photographic interaction with the wider world. Since then I’ve been overwhelmed by the generosity of spirit, encouragment and general comraderie that is at the centre of this great community. I’ve met many of you in the flesh, been inspired by the plethora of amazing artists out there, done heaps of …
Posted 5 months – 26 comments

1,000,000,000,000 frames a second

Ultimate nerd photography / This thing shoots at almost the speed of light and can see around corners. / I love his dignified excitement
Posted 6 months – 10 comments

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Tiger Snake - Notechis scutatus by Travis Easton
J Falls by Travis Easton
Last Light - Wilhelmina Falls  by Travis Easton
Wilhelmina Falls Sunset by Travis Easton
M Cascades by Travis Easton
Upper Turtons Creek Falls by Travis Easton
Marriners Falls by Travis Easton
Billy Creek Falls by Travis Easton
Carisbrook Falls - First tier by Travis Easton
Skenes Creek Sunset by Travis Easton