The Tree

Trees are the biggest plants on earth, and its longest living species. In this spectacular volume, acclaimed landscape photographer Richard Woldendorp, AM, explores Australian trees of all shapes and sizes. From abstract close-ups to aerials, Woldendorp’s images reveal the beauty and wonder of trees.

PRAISE FOR THE BOOK

‘Richard Woldendorp’s photographs will undoubtedly foster empathy in any reader for the diverse beauty of Australian trees and the extreme lengths they go to in order to survive. Photography is a powerful tool for truth, and Richard’s images, untouched by digital manipulation, are  apotent reminder that we need trees – and that they need us.’ Piers Verstegen

‘… a very interesting, professional, thought provoking book …’ Queensland Reviewers Collective

‘The Tree by acclaimed WA photographer Richard Woldendorp AM captures the extraordinary diversity of trees across Australia with spectacular images, the result of a lifetime of travelling the continent.’ Artist’s Chronicle

‘Acclaimed West Australian photographer (and State Living Treasure) Richard Woldendorp has photographed these living, breathing beauties in their natural habitat across the country … all tree huggers will find something to love in this glorious collection. Get a copy for your nature lover.’ Weekend West

‘So beautiful. A photographic poem. More than a coffee-table book. This is a book, as the foreword by Piers Verstegen from the Australian Conservation Foundation suggests, that makes you want to care about trees. It’s a book you can get lost in.’ Fremantle Shipping News

‘Woldendorp has triumphantly paid homage to the beauty and diversity of the tree – a photographic essay with a vital message highlighting the important role of trees in ecosystems and culture.’ Subiaco Post