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Fiona Lake Outback Art Gallery
October 2nd, 2010AACo head office (Brisbane)
September 29th, 2010Fiona Lake’s image ‘Mitchell grass & mackerel sky’ can be seen on the wall behind AACo MD/CEO David Farley in the current issue of Australian Farm Journal magazine.
Newly renovated website online at last
September 6th, 2010After many weeks of work the newly renovated website went online today. With the brand new ‘Kimberley Christmas’ greeting cards (which should arrive from the printer next week.) Still got lots of little bits of the website to update, but with luck it will all be completed by the end of October. Just in time to start […]
Mailing Christmas presents overseas and to remote areas of Australia
November 25th, 2009I have nearly run out of the advance copies of the new book ‘Life as an Australian Horseman’; so anyone who is thinking of ordering one to be mailed to an address outside Australia should order ASAP to ensure delivery before Christmas. Normally it’s only 7-14 days by airmail to most places around the world, […]
New book ‘Life as an Australian Horseman’ – advance copies arrived today
November 11th, 2009Advance copies of the new book ‘Life as an Australian Horseman’ arrived today. As there is a limited number available at present, these advance copies can only be ordered by phone or fax by people wanting copies mailed direct to overseas addresses (except for our close neighbours, New Zealand) – in order to facilitate pre-Christmas […]
New book available soon – ‘Life as an Australian Horseman’
October 11th, 2009The soon-to-be-released sequel to the best-seller ‘A Million Acre Masterpiece’ is called ‘Life as an Australian Horseman’. These two authentic Australian coffee-table style books are designed to complement one another. The second does not include the 8 page glossary, in order to leave more room for photographs, and many of the captions are a bit […]
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International Federation of Agricultural Journalists ‘Star’ prize
June 2nd, 2009This year 20 of the 29 member countries of the International Federation of Agricultural Journalists sent entries to the IFAJ’s ‘Star’ Prize for Agricultural Photography. A record 157 photographs have been entered into the three categories – Nature, People and Production. As usual, the competition will be judged by three photographers from different countries – […]
IFAJ ‘Star Prize for Photography’
September 22nd, 2008The International Federation of Agricultural Journalists (IFAJ) runs an annual competition called the ‘Star Prize for Photography’, for published rural photographs. This is the world’s best international competition specifically for agricultural news photographs – there is no other competition like it. 3 Judges from different countries determine this annual award. This year, the judges included […]