Walking with Colour
Walking With Colour
Michael Haluwana
Vast, ancient and majestic — the landscapes of Australia’s western reaches are filled with rich colours and fascinating forms. The seas, forests and arid plains are brimming with unique wildlife and dynamic energy. The variety of hues provides endless inspiration while changes in perspective can allow the creation of unexpected compositions.
From its rugged ranges to sweeping coastlines, Western Australia is a place of dramatic and diverse landscapes, natural wonder and boundless beauty, providing both a challenge and inspiration to capture on camera.
Journey through chromatic landscapes and seascapes, as captured through the lens of Michael Haluwana.
About the author:
Michael Haluwana is the director of specialist media producers, Aeroture, and an award-winning videographer, photographer and cinematographer with a passion for drone and aerial photography. His work has appeared in National Geographic and in BBC Planet Earth II, working with celebrated naturalist Sir David Attenborough. Michael’s portfolio is a breathtaking exploration of nature, landscapes, seascapes, night sky and time-lapse photography.
Dimensions: H 30cm x W 23cm
ISBN: 9781925040449
Publisher: Western Australian Museum
Publication Date: 1 April 2022
Format: Hardcover
Number of Pages: 204
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