Peter Dombrovskis - Cephisus Creek Sam Lyne Pencil pines are endemic to

Pencil pines are endemic to Tasmania and can grow for upwards of 1500 years but are gravely threatened by climate change induced wildfires

Dunes and Granite

Olive & Ash

Everlasting flowers and stormy weather in the dramatic upper reaches of the Western Arthur Range

while morning sunshine highlights autumn deciduous beech and mist shrouds the summit crags of Cradle Mountain

Peter Dombrovskis - Cephisus Creek Sam Lyne Pencil pines are endemic toCephisus Creek, Pine Valley, Tasmania Beautiful sub alpine rainforest with King Billy pine, pandani, deciduous beech, myrtle and sassafras grows by a highland stream in Pine Valley. This extraordinary forest is arguably the finest example of endemic Tasmanian rainforest ancient paleoendemic species abound! Pigment ink print on archival Canson Platine fibre rag paper, 100% cotton. The images by Peter Dombrovskis have been through an exhaustive