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Absolutely Revolting
Photography
by Alison Pouliot •
November 2014, no. 366

As a freshwater ecologist, Alison Pouliot endeavours to understand the interplay of the processes that sculpt the Australian environment.

As an environmental photographer, she aspires to capture the intricacies and obscurities of these processes.

The insidious creeping nature of drought can sometimes lend itself more to images than words. Here are a few of Alison's impressions.

 


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