How Humans Engage with Earth

01/

View from a distant porthole

Lou Steer

02/

from “Travelling”

B. R. Dionysius

03/

Route sketched on a map, as if walking

Susan Tichy

04/

Ingrained

Julie Maclean

05/

We have the song, so we have the land

Phillip Hall

06/

Mungerannie

Julie Maclean

07/

Black Rock Desert

Anders Villani

08/

Day thirty-five: Under the weather

Kit Kelen

09/

Dangar Island

Les Wicks

10/

Byron Bay

Mark Roberts

11/

Watercourses

Betty Johnston

12/

Reading the frog economy

P. S. Cottier

13/

When the bees came

Heather Taylor Johnson

14/

Ant Familias

Meera Atkinson

15/

Self-portrait as a case of stick insects (Phasmatodea)

Linda France

16/

Wending

Allis Hamilton

17/

Big time

John Upton

18/

Currawong soundscape

James R. Harrison

19/

Black-eared cuckoo

Meera Atkinson

20/

Ornamental snake

B. R. Dionysius

21/

The inevitable snow and the wayward possum

Dorothea Lasky and R. D. Wood

22/

Elegy for a tree

Anne M. Carson

23/

Desert pea

Kathryn Fry

24/

Waywardness

Allan Lake

25/

Watching the Perseids with Sue

Linda France

26/

We started when

Gabrielle Higgins

27/

Small change

Gina Mercer

28/

The muddied path

Kathryn Fry

29/

Vessel III

Alison Flett