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Julia photographing Davies Creek, Far North Queensland. |
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Julia downloading images from a remote camera on the possum bridge. |
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Martin photographing sea birds, Great Barrier Reef. |
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Martin photographing tropical rainforest creek in the mountains of Far North Queensland |
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Photo Journalism
Martin & Julia are wildlife experts who undertake or involved in many wildlife research projects of the region.
Using this knowledge combined with their experience and substantial photographic library, Martin & Julia write and supply images for books and articles in some of Australia’s leading magazines and are also regularly asked to comment on wildlife issue on television and radio.
Examples of many of these are displayed below (click on images below for slideshow).
Contact us if you are interested in commissioning Wild about Australia for stories and/or images.

Martin & Julia’s new book ‘101 Animals of the Wet Tropics’ is an easy to use field guide designed to showcase wildlife that visitors or locals are likely to encounter while wandering around the Wet Tropics. Retail price under $10, this field guide is essential reading for those who visit the region or want to learn more about what lives on their doorstep. It is available throughout the region and online at www.wildtropics.com.au.
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Written and photographed by Martin & Julia, this book, ‘Rainforest Animals – Rare, Threatened and Significant Wildlife’, contains a high level of information making it an excellent resource for locals, tour guides and schools. It is presented in such an easy to read style combined with stunning photography that also makes it accessible for visitors to region. It is available in the Wet Tropics region or on line at www.wildtropics.com.au. |

Martin & Julia regularly team up with local graphic designer Tim Parker ( Pembroke Graphics) to produce field guides and interpretive signage for boardwalks including a recent project at Argentea development, Palm Cove.
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Martin & Julia host a regular wildlife segment on local ABC radio where they discuss and inform people about local wildlife and conservation issues.
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