Dated: 30 July 2014
I have just arrived home after a night out bush to be greeted by an influx of messages and emails. Its seems to be a media frenzy for me at the moment which has been very surprising, hey I’m not complaining its fantastic. I just did another interview on the back of The Weekend Australian with the Daily Mail Australia and although media has a tendency to embellish things to a large degree, it was still nice to have the recognition in which they included many of my images. The link is below if you want to have a read. My facebook page ( https://www.facebook.com/JulieFletcherPhotography ) has gone absolutely berserk with messages and inquiries. I really appreciate all my fans who have followed me from the first day I created my facebook business page two years and all the other fans who have joined along the way, a big thank you. I can’t wait to see what the next few months bring me and I am sure it will be a roller-coaster with all the ups and downs.
Read the Daily Mail Story here or open the PDF Attachement
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Over the past couple of months I embarked on an unforgettable photographic journey through the rugged Channel Country in Outback Queensland, one of Australia’s most unique and dynamic landscapes. Basing myself in Longreach, I travelled extensively through the surrounding towns of Winton, Windorah and Quilpie, documenting a region that was constantly transforming under the influence […]
Always nice to be appreciated for my hard work. Below is a lovely message a recent client sent me. This image is special and unique. This windmill is no longer here. The print has just arrived……. and it’s F#€%ing amazing The Flinders Rangers are a special spot for my family!!!! So much so part of […]
Channel Country, Outback Queensland – Colours, Patterns and Perspective The Channel Country in outback Queensland is one of Australia’s most quietly powerful photographic landscapes. Shaped by extreme cycles of drought and flood, it’s a place where subtlety matters — where colour, pattern and light do the heavy lifting rather than obvious landmarks. For landscape photographers, […]
Another year for me judging the Wilderness Photographer of the Year — and wow, the standard was incredible, especially in the Nature category. I spent a long time deliberating over the final 15 images across the three categories, and the talent this year made it no easy task. This competition is a fantastic one to […]
