Short lectures by former Australian Greens leader Dr Bob Brown and exhibition curator Matthew Jones, introducing the National Library of Australia's exhibition 'Dombrovksis: Journeys into the Wild.'

Peter Dombrovskis was one of the world’s foremost wilderness photographers. His powerful, reflective and deeply personal images of the unique Tasmania wilderness had a lasting impact, changing the way Australians think about their environment. The National Library has over 3,000 Dombrovskis transparencies in its collection, and has printed 70 of the best for a special exhibition in tribute to this remarkable man, the most complete survey of his work to date in Australia.

Hosted by the Friends of the National Library

Image: Peter Dombrovskis, Drying kelp at Sandy Bay, Macquarie Island, Tasmania, 1984, nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn4737917.