In Tiger's Reach (dedikált példány)

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J H Tibet 's neacii
Owen Hughes was born at St. Marys, Tasmania and raised on a small East Coast farm where he developed a great love of nature and people. Owen began photography as a hobby, turned professional in 1969 and moved to Launceston.
Owen developed a new and innovative style winning him many awards and accolades throughout the years including Master of Photography and Fellow of the Australian Institute of Professional Photography.
Other awards have included Australian Landscape, Australian Portrait and Australian Wedding Photographer of the year.

Front cover: Alpine yellow gum (Eucalyptus subcrenulata), Cradle Mountain - Lake St. Clair National Park
Tiqcfs Tiaacti
The varied landscape of Tasmania has been brilliantly captured in this superb book of photographs by Owen Hughes. Most of the photographs in this book have been shot in the last twelve months on Fuji 100 transparency film using 645 and 6X7 Pentax cameras with a few shot on 35 millimetre film with a... Tovább

Fülszöveg

J H Tibet 's neacii
Owen Hughes was born at St. Marys, Tasmania and raised on a small East Coast farm where he developed a great love of nature and people. Owen began photography as a hobby, turned professional in 1969 and moved to Launceston.
Owen developed a new and innovative style winning him many awards and accolades throughout the years including Master of Photography and Fellow of the Australian Institute of Professional Photography.
Other awards have included Australian Landscape, Australian Portrait and Australian Wedding Photographer of the year.

Front cover: Alpine yellow gum (Eucalyptus subcrenulata), Cradle Mountain - Lake St. Clair National Park
Tiqcfs Tiaacti
The varied landscape of Tasmania has been brilliantly captured in this superb book of photographs by Owen Hughes. Most of the photographs in this book have been shot in the last twelve months on Fuji 100 transparency film using 645 and 6X7 Pentax cameras with a few shot on 35 millimetre film with a Canon EOS and a Hasselblad X-Pan panoramic camera. None of the photographs in this book have been digitally manipulated or enhanced.
A great little book of Tasmania
J H Tibet 's neacii
Owen Hughes was born at St. Marys, Tasmania and raised on a small East Coast farm where he developed a great love of nature and people. Owen began photography as a hobby, turned professional in 1969 and moved to Launceston.
Owen developed a new and innovative style winning him many awards and accolades throughout the years including Master of Photography and Fellow of the Australian Institute of Professional Photography.
Other awards have included Australian Landscape, Australian Portrait and Australian Wedding Photographer of the year.

Front cover: Alpine yellow gum (Eucalyptus subcrenulata), Cradle Mountain - Lake St. Clair National Park
Tiqcfs Tiaacti
The varied landscape of Tasmania has been brilliantly captured in this superb book of photographs by Owen Hughes. Most of the photographs in this book have been shot in the last twelve months on Fuji 100 transparency film using 645 and 6X7 Pentax cameras with a few shot on 35 millimetre film with a Canon EOS and a Hasselblad X-Pan panoramic camera. None of the photographs in this book have been digitally manipulated or enhanced.
A great little book of Tasmania Vissza