Travis Easton

Travis Easton

Croydon South, AUSTRALIA

Australia’s rugged landscape is an important part of my life and over many years I have developed the necessary skills and stamina to explore some of the more remote parts of it on foot, ski, kayak and rope. I usually travel alone so I can take my time capturing the essence of these places without distraction. Life slows down and after a while I feel like I begin to merge with the land, nature takes me into her confidence and changes me. Preserving these areas is very close to my heart and if my pictures can instil an appreciation for these environments and their intrinsic worth then all the better.

Travis is an award winning photographer and contributing author to ‘WILD’ magazine.

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

Journals

My Pioneer Falls story is back
A while back I wrote a lengthy story about an accidental overnight walk I did into Pioneer Falls in the Yarra Valley where i spent 12 hours overnight bushbashing to cover a mere 700m. At the time it garned a lot of interest but soon after publishing it I hid it again as I thought I would submit it to a magazine and if it was still online it wouldn’t of qualified for submission. / A heavily …
Posted about 24 hours – 3 comments
Parks Victoria have removed their annual landscape photography licence yippee
Posted about 1 month – 32 comments
$4.3 million for a bland photograph?
Posted 3 months – 19 comments
A day in the life of a waterfall addict #4
Posted 3 months – 15 comments