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How 17-year-old Annie-Maree Martin is capturing the spirit of Australia's ringers, one portrait at a time. Every June, the Brunette Races draw people from every corner of northern Australia to the legendary Brunette Downs Station on the Barkly Tableland. Dating back to 1910, when neighbouring stations Alexandria, Brunette Downs and Creswell Downs established the A.B.C. Amateur Race Club, the races have become one of the Northern...
These fantastic photos of life on a cattle station are by Lynette Lincoln (nee Gray). Lynette Wood nee Gray Lynette confesses she is "an older lady, country at heart who spent many of my best years in the Kimberley". A keen photographer who developed and printed her photos in the Station kitchen at night. Lynette is now 78, living in Tasmania and is well known as a gardener. Lynette and her garden were featured in the Spring Edition...
If you’ve spent any time on the RFTTE.com Facebook page , you’ve probably come across Darryl Harris's photos - proper shots of rodeo and station life that are raw, no filters... no set up for the shot. There are some blokes in the bush who don’t make a fuss about what they’ve done… but when you scratch the surface, there’s a lifetime of proper experience there. Darryl is one of those. He was born in Mareeba and raised out...