Fine photography of the Hawkesbury River ...and beyond
The River Gallery
This exhibition, by River Gallery photographer Esther Beaton, is currently touring country NSW and the ACT. The exhibition features images produced for the book Woodlands: A Disappearing Landscape, recently published by CSIRO Publishing. Read more about the exhibition and the book.
Select an image to enlarge
- 01
- White Box woodland
- 02
- Multi-stemmed Grass Trees
- 03
- She-oak woodland
- 04
- ‘Eggs and Bacon’ in Box Ironbark woodland
- 05
- Brittle Gum woodland
- 06
- Fire scars on Scribbly Gums
- 07
- Kurrajong seed pods
- 08
- Sap from Flax Wattle
- 09
- Ants eating honeydew
- 10
- Echidna foraging for ants
- 11
- Cunningham’s Skink and storm front
- 12
- Blue Devil
- 13
- Fringed Lily
- 14
- Bulbine Lily
- 15
- Native Hops
- 16
- Spiderwebs in woodland fog
- 17
- Diamond Firetail
- 18
- Thick-tailed Gecko on granite
- 19
- Bush Stone-curlew
- 20
- Yellow-footed Antechinus
- 21
- Canopy of Red Box
- 22
- ‘The Circle of Life’
- 23
- Peeling bark of Blakely’s Red Gum
- 24
- Flowering Yellow Box
- 25
- Mugga Ironbark blossoms and possum scats
- 26
- Spotted Pardalote in flowering Red Box
- 27
- Noisy Friarbird
- 28
- Male Rainbow Bee-eater
- 29
- Royal Spoonbills and Sacred Ibises
- 30
- Mud nest colony of Fairy Martins
- 31
- Green and Golden Bell Frog
- 32
- Yabby in small pond
- 33
- Reflections of River Red Gums
- 34
- Long-leaved Box sprouting after fire
- 35
- Insect attack on Blakely’s Red Gum
- 36
- Grazed and eroded slopes
- 37
- Canola crop & lone tree
- 38
- Brush-tailed Bettong
- 39
- Galah feeding chick
- 40
- Flame Robin on fence
- 41
- Carpet Python
- 42
- Male Superb Parrot
- 43
- Grove of Yellow Box trees
- 44
- Young girls walking through woodlands
- 45
- Planting native trees and grasses