Larapinta

An Adventure Through The West MacDonnell Ranges and Beyond

Louise Denton

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Louise Denton Photography
01 October 2022

Animals & nature in art (still life, landscapes & seascapes); Individual photographers; Photographs: collections; Walking, hiking, trekking; Travel & holiday guides

The 230km Larapinta Trail from end-to-end is a landscape lovers paradise and a photographers dream! Experience this ancient landscape through the vibrant images of Northern Territory photographer, Louise Denton. Louise shares personal insight on her experience of the trail as a photographer, in the hope of inspiring others to experience this ancient landscape for themselves.

This is one of Australias most spectacular treks, revealing more natural diversity than one would expect of this arid landscape. Hikers are rewarded every mountain climbed, with incredible vistas as the track snakes across rocky ridge-lines heading ever-closer to the distinguished outline of Mount Sonder in the east. The trail zig-zags its way down into dramatic gullies and gorges, revealing hidden water supplies and fragile micro-habitats in an otherwise harsh environment.

Following the mountains of the West MacDonnell Ranges has plenty to offer without the long-distance hike! Through pages of the book soak up the epitmone of the Red Centre - outback colours, unique geological formations, deep blue waterholes and majestic ghost gums. Enjoy beautiful photography of Simpsons Gap, Ellery Creek, Ormiston Gorge, the Ochre Pits, Glen Helen and Redbank Gorge, which intersect the Larapinta hike. The perfect keepsake, a reminder of this awesome part of Australia.

By: Louise Denton
Imprint: Louise Denton Photography
Country of Publication: Australia
ISBN: 9780646859767
ISBN 10: 0646859765
Pages: 189
Publication Date: 01 October 2022
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active

Louise Denton is a landscape photographer residing in Darwin since 2009. She was immediately entranced with the unique natural environment surrounding the city, and what was meant to be a stay of a few weeks has somehow managed to turn into 13 years…The NT has a seemingness endless wilderness to explore. Louise is a keen adventurer and hiker, with the camera equipment in tow! Over the years of living here, Louise has sought to learn more about the regions local patterns and inhabitants, which she loves to share through her images. She is constantly inspired by the resilience of the place, the rugged landscapes and fascinating flora and fauna that come with the Territory.Louise has been running her business since 2011. Beginning as a hobby, which progressed to a full time job in 2014. Up until 2021 she had been operating the business solo - from photographing, editing, running stalls and “pop up” shops. All the while doing all her own picture framing and everything else that comes with managing a small business.Louise is passionate about showcasing the beauty of Territory and how her photography connects with people - sharing memories of places, experiences and an all-round enthusiasm for the unique landscapes of the NT.