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Photographer Contact Details
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| Michael Cermak
is a professional zoologist and wildlife photographer. Living and
working with animals in Tropical North Queensland for twenty years
gave Michael unique opportunity to build up an extensive photo library.
Michael Cermak Mike Trenerry A combination of skills comes together to make Mike Trenerry's nature photography an insight into the biodiversity of the Wet Tropics. As a Tropical Ecologist, Mike's scientific knowledge, photographic expertise, familiarity with the Wet Tropics and his commitment to conservation are obvious in the photographic results he achieves. Mike Trenerry Deborah Pergolotti As an amateur photographer and activist for frog conservation, many of Deborah's images are of rescued frogs, endangered species, tadpole development and other topics which are useful for educational, scientific and environmental activism purposes. Deborah Pergolotti F.D.R Project Michael Prociv Wet Tropics Photographic Library has available, on a commercial licence basis, photographs featuring the Wet Tropics rainforests and all forms of life contained within them. This is one of the finest, most comprehensive collections available. Michael Prociv, Wetro-Pics Dominic Chaplin is the owner of Pine Pictures, a photographic business specialising in commercial and people photography. In addition Pine Creek Pictures has an extensive photo library of wildlife and scenic images from North Queensland and also South America. Pine Creek Pictures Dominic
Chaplin Andrew Dennis Aviceda Creek Photographics holds a collection of images from nature available for use in your next production. Dr Andrew Dennis & Dr Diana House Kerry Trapnell has photographed the landscapes of Cape York Peninsula and the Rainforests of the Wet Tropics of Northern Queensland extensively during the last ten years. More recently he has photographed indigenous people in their homelands, in particular the peoples of Cape York Peninsula and Papua New Guinea. Kerry Trapnell Paul Curtis “The tropical environments of Far North Queensland provide for me many elements of photographic inspiration. The results of the sometime extreme climate give rise to spectacular scenery and contrasting environments from wilderness landscapes to the texture of the bark on a rainforest giant, these are subjects that attract my eye. ..." Paul Curtis (north queensland wildscapes) |
