Peter Dombrovskis - Reacting to 10 iconic Tasmanian landscape photographs

[@MattTalksPhotography]

Thanks for watching! I need to record some more of these, if there is anyone in particular you'd like me to check out ten photos from please let me know. In February I am heading off to the Daintree for a couple of weeks. When I get back I want to start doing more viewer critiques, so stay tuned if you'd like some feedback on your own photographs!

[@jameslanderphotography]

This series is awesome. Love youre work Matt! Would love to see one an episode on Tim Page 😊

[@MattTalksPhotography]

@@jameslanderphotography Thanks James, I'll make sure he's on my list!

[@chakuseki]

This inspired me to go to Tasmania. Just did a 2 week photography trip and had a BLAST. I will be leaving a part of my heart here when I leave for home ❤

[@MattTalksPhotography]

That's awesome! I'm glad you enjoyed your trip. I spent three beautiful years down there and still feel like there is so much to see. Safe travels!

[@CooperandSpowart]

Hey Matt - A Great dissertation on Peter's work... Good to see the remastered files...

[@MattTalksPhotography]

Thank you Vicky and Doug!

[@BraveFrog]

Really enjoyed your commentary, Matt. Seeing the finer details within these remastered Dombrovskis images is truly inspirational.

[@MattTalksPhotography]

Thank you Robert! You're quite an inspiration yourself!

[@David_Glazebrook]

I really enjoyed your take on these images and thank you for expanding my landscape techo vocab ;)

[@MattTalksPhotography]

Thanks David! I feel like my language is only getting worse without live panel judging! Not that I can complain too much with the last couple of years of IRIS.

[@David_Glazebrook]

@@MattTalksPhotography Kudos for putting this out there. As you'd know I'm so much more eloquent here from the peanut gallery ;)

[@MattTalksPhotography]

@@David_Glazebrook You always smash it on panel, no denying it! :)

[@andyphipps01]

Fantastic piece Matt

[@MattTalksPhotography]

Thanks Andrew! Hope you are going well mate :)

[@acecreates]

Hi Matt, loving this doco. My grandmother was a Dombrovskis so these resonate in an extra special way. Loving this special!

[@MattTalksPhotography]

Thank you! That's a special last name your grandmother had :)

[@c.augustin]

This was very interesting, as the lighting was often contrary to what we "learn" today. Like that our eyes are drawn to the brightest parts of the image - but in these images it is often the *dark* parts that draw the attention (like with the myrtle tree image)! Or having lighting situations that "most of us" would not consider to be good for landscape photography.

[@MattTalksPhotography]

Thanks Christian, Yes the Myrtle Tree is one of my favourites for sure and a great example of using contrast to direct the eye. The control he had using film was exceptional!