Central Australian environments are so vibrant they can flow into frame. This ontopoetic beauty enriches communications and widens audiences. Here, near the ‘Two Women Dancing’ south of Alice.

From a photo essay by Lytentye Apurte rangers and Fiona. This was used when the rangers presented on climate change and erosion management.

Kanyininpa staff and rangers gifted some of their books to Rayleen Brown who hosted them on a visit 2018. Four of the publications are co-authored by Fiona.

Rangers from Jigalong watch the ‘Waru film’ co-directed by Fiona and Dave Wells. This documentary later screened on SBS for 12 months (Photo by Gareth Catt 2015).

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