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Rural inspiration

Photographer Maria Fletcher says her creative inspiration comes from looking out daily “at a rural landscape which has been shaped over the past 150 years by a small number of farming families. Alongside the cleared paddocks and tree lined boundaries, the land still retains a sense of its ancient human history”. Enjoy her portfolio here

  1. Congrats Ria, wondeful works of beauty and history combined.  You have the most creative soul and the depths that your photos show proves that.  Again well done.

    Posted by  on  05/01/2005  at  12:15 AM

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