We’ve been very privileged to participate in a new book compiled by filmmaker and photographer, John Ogden. With a working title Portraits from a Land Without People, it’s sure to stir the pot. Oggy has researched hundreds of thousands of images of aboriginal Australians dating back to 1847. The book comprises 300 powerful images which describe a pictorial history of Aboriginal Australians. Wildlight is proud to have contributed seven images to the book by David Moore, Penny Tweedie and Carolyn Johns. The book is scheduled to be released in February 2009, with proceeds flowing to the Jimmy Little Foundation, to help improve kidney health in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. To see a multimedia slideshow and interview with Oggy by the Sydney Morning Herald, then click here. I’ve been trying to get John Ogden to join the Wildlight library for a year now, but he seems to be distracted by this book…good luck Oggy!
LightVision is an exciting news feed straight from the photo editor's desk of Wildlight Photo Agency. Wildlight is an independent, Australian owned picture library featuring premium rights-managed images of places, people and lifestyle in Australia, captured by award-winning photographers from all over OZ. The LightVision name builds upon the original printed Australian photography magazines of the same name, produced by Jean-Marc Le Péchoux in 1970's Melbourne.
[Masthead Credit: Image WL330024482, by Andrew Stephenson. St Peters lane way graffiti, inner city Sydney, New South Wales, Australia]