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Galleries and Photo Essays

by Anne Elvey
Lorne with Flares
Coal Requiem

CLIMATE GUARDIANS: A Snapshot

by Deborah Hart and Melissa Corbett

 

dingo's noctuary0010.Copyright © Judith Nangala Crispin 2019.
Lily manifests as a crow over the West MacDonnell Ranges. Lumachrome glass print, cliché verre. Double Exposure. Roadkill crow, blood, mud, resin, wax, seeds, sticks and maggots on fibre paper. 1st exposure 24 hours, 2nd exposure 12 hours in the back of a ute. moonlight and full sun.

Dingo’s Noctuary 

by Judith Nangala Crispin

 

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In the Open – poster from Sheffield designed by Paul Wilson

In the Open: collaborative artworks around place, landscape and environment’
by Judith Tucker and Harriet Tarlo

 

Anne Elvey-Photo copyright Di Cousens 2018

Photo Gallery: Launch of hope for whole: poets speak up to Adani, Melbourne, 27 March 2018

 

Martin Harrison Shantipur, August 2014

Spirit Mapping for Martin Harrison: A Photo Essay by Juno Gemes

 

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Impacts on the Kings Highway: A Photo Essay by Natasha Fijn

 

Styx River@JulieManning2017.All Rights Reserved.

Great Divide – Works on Paper by Julie Manning

 

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pressed specimens by Moya Costello

 

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Eos by John Bennett

 

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Words and Images by Kit Kelen

 

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Bird Members of Our Community: A Photo Essay by Rhonda Poholke

 

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Autumn in Étampes: Words and Images by Marissa Ker

 

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Pink mushroom by Anne Edwards

Images from Plumwood Mountain, the mountain

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An Australian and international
journal of ecopoetry and ecopoetics.

Plumwood Mountain Journal is created on the unceded lands of the Gadigal and Wangal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and to elders past, present and future. We also acknowledge all traditional custodians of the lands this journal reaches.

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