Published Works
Gathering Shadows: landscape, photography and the ecological gaze
Minds in the Cave: insect imagery as metaphors for place and loss
Syzygy: gazing at shadows, darkly
Marking The Stranger
Honest weights, square dealings
Killing of Gondwana
The secrets of the Snowy
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Minds in the Cave: insect imagery as metaphors for place and loss
Conference paper by Harry Nankin delivered at Monash University in 2012, peer-reviewed and published in AJE Journal, 2013
In 1987 I authored a photographic book celebrating the Australian Alps. Its opening paragraph read, in part:
Cool, rolling and serene, the High Country…is an assemblage of landforms and living things unlike any other. This crumpled arc of upland, the southeastern elbow of the continent…contains…the only extensive alpine and sub-alpine environments on the Australian mainland…One climbs…and finds…