"A Birth Certificate shows that we were born. A Death Certificate shows that we died. Photographs show that we lived"
tree faerie fotos – photography for smALL occasions – WWC0266852E
Winner: People's Choice Award
Cotton Australia – Faces of Australian Cotton
photography competition
Anna Pursehouse is from Breeza Station near Gunnedah, land that will suffer a terrible fate if the Shenhua Watermark coal mine, which borders her family's farm, goes ahead.
This photo won the People's Choice Award in the Faces of Australian Cotton photo competition announced at the 2016 Australian Cotton Conference held on the Gold Coast, August 2-4.
Byron Falls Gallery
Videos in collaboration with the Cloudcatcher
welcome to
the online image gallery
This site has a sample
of some of the fotos taken
over the last five years
by the Tree Faerie
in her work as a journalist
and in her play as a fotographer
- just for the fun of it -
All of the images that appear on this website and all Tree Faerie fotos,
are copyrighted and protected by international, intellectual property laws.
These images must not be copied, transmitted, forwarded or reproduced
without the written permission of the copyright owner and author,
Eve Jeffery and or Tree Faerie Fotos.
All violations will be acted upon.
Any and all duplication of these images, electronic or hardcopy,
will be seen as an infringement of this copyright.
of some of the fotos taken
over the last five years
by the Tree Faerie
in her work as a journalist
and in her play as a fotographer
- just for the fun of it -
All of the images that appear on this website and all Tree Faerie fotos,
are copyrighted and protected by international, intellectual property laws.
These images must not be copied, transmitted, forwarded or reproduced
without the written permission of the copyright owner and author,
Eve Jeffery and or Tree Faerie Fotos.
All violations will be acted upon.
Any and all duplication of these images, electronic or hardcopy,
will be seen as an infringement of this copyright.
I always try to ask but ...
Australian and international law is not always clear on
the photographic rights of the artist and the privacy of the subjects
- typically, most photos taken in a a public place are the property of the photographer and in turn, available for public viewing
- but there are ethical standards and practices
I always try to be aware of whom and of how
I take a photo and I mostly get it right.
If you see an image of yourself or your child on this website
that you would like removed, please, without hesitation,
contact me and I will do my best
to remedy the situation as quickly as possible.
If there is an image on this website
that you were once happy to see displayed,
but are no longer comfortable with
the public's abiility to view, the same applies.
