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The differences between colour and black and white photography are nowhere more evident than in the landscape genre. There are two pages devoted to monochrome only. Other pages are devoted to the landscape in colour. To go to these pages click on the  links to the left.

The Australian landscape is geologically very old and while it may lack the spectacular mountain scenery of newer landforms it has extraordinary variety  from tropical rainforest to arid deserts. Vegetation has adapted to subtle differences in local climates and geology to create many different habitat  types. 

The landscape photography on this web site is a result of many years of exploring the ecological diversity of my own country and a few photographic forays to other parts of the world. Although its primary purpose is to provide professional exposure to potential clients this site also exists to champion the landscape and it's place in our understanding of ourselves. I've had the privilege of working closely with indigenous Australians within their landscape and am deeply impressed with the way the landscape defines their identity. All of us, however, are inspired, humbled and uplifted by the natural landscape. Hence the popularity of landscape photography. My photographic style is not overtly "arty" but seeks to capture something of the landscape that moves us out of our everyday world and into a higher realm.

The copyright on all photographs is owned by myself and the images are for sale as prints or single use reproduction rights. Contact: Bruce Cowell at BrcCow@aol.com

Photo-Gallery

LC001. Early morning mist among the Snow Gums of the Australian Alps.

LC002. A small alpine lake near Margaret Pass in the Australian Alps

 

LC003. Montane Heath and a Snow Gum in the early morning light in the Australian Alps.

 

LC004. Snow gum, (Eucalyptus pauciflora) in the Australian Alps.

LC005. Emu footprints on a sand dune near Menindee Lakes in western New South Wales.

LC006. River Red Gums line the Hattah Lakes in Victoria, the water level often rises and inundates the lakeside vegetation.

LC007. A Cabbage Palm in the Early morning mist of the central highlands, Queensland, Australia

LC008. Driftwood shadows on a central Queensland beach.

LC009. A balancing sandstone formation in the Queensland Central Highlands.

 

LC010. The twisted branches of a dead Angophora tree on the banks of the Clarence River, New South Wales.

LC011. A Queensland Bottle tree (Brachychiton rupestris), central western Queensland.

LC012. Cabbage Palms (Livistonia australis) in a coastal wetland, Central Queensland.

LC013. Cabbage Palms (Livistonia australis) in a coastal wetland, Central Queensland.

LC014. A Cabbage Palm (Livistonia australis) of the central highlands of Queensland.

 

LC015. Snowgums in early morning cloud at Perisher Valley in the Australian Alps.

 

LC016. A grove of Coastal Cyprus (Callitris columellaris) growing just behind the dunes at Woodgate beach, Queensland.

LC017. Rhyolite columns of the Glasshouse Mountains, southern Queensland.

LC018. A Coolibah Tree near Coopers Creek in far western Queensland.

LC019. Cradle Mountain, Tasmania.

 

LC026. A sandstone formation known as "Lots Wife". Mt.Moffatt, Carnarvon National Park. Queensland.

LC020. A Crows Nest Fern in sub-tropical rainforest, southern Queensland.

LC021. Driftwood & shadows

LC022. Snow gum, (Eucalyptus pauciflora) in the Australian Alps.

LC023. . A band of storm clouds over the central Queensland coast.

LC024. Tidal sand patterns at the mouth of Theodolite Ck. at Woodgate, Queensland.

LC025. Wind blown trees in the Bunya Mountains, southern Queensland.

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LC001. Early morning mist among the Snow Gums of the Australian Alps.