In the Forest (2001) – Peter Dombrovskis & Jamie Kirkpatrick [First Edition]

A magnificent and deeply evocative out-of-print study of the intricate beauty, scale, and critical ecological importance of Australia's native trees. Published in Hobart in 2001, this monumental volume pairs the masterwork landscape imagery of legendary wilderness photographer Peter Dombrovskis with an authoritative natural history commentary by renowned ecologist Professor Jamie Kirkpatrick.

A magnificent and deeply evocative out-of-print study of the intricate beauty, scale, and critical ecological importance of Australia's native trees. Published in Hobart in 2001, this monumental volume pairs the masterwork landscape imagery of legendary wilderness photographer Peter Dombrovskis with an authoritative natural history commentary by renowned ecologist Professor Jamie Kirkpatrick.

Why This Specific Volume is Highly Collectible:

• The Posthumous Archive: Published five years after Dombrovskis’ tragic passing in the Western Arthur Range of Tasmania, this book serves as a vital, focused testament to his late-career environmental advocacy.
• Large-Format Masterclass: Features stunning, full-page reproductions of ancient rainforests, delicate alpine flora, and sweeping forest canopies captured using Dombrovskis' signature large-format view camera system.
• High Conservation Value: An essential historical record charting the turn-of-the-century Tasmanian forest conservation movements.

Condition Details & Production Notes:

• Format: Oversized hardcover with original pictorial paper dust jacket.
• Published by West Wind Press, Hobart, 2001. First Edition. 96 pages.
• Dimensions: Approximate size 30.5cm x 25.5cm. Weight: 1.50kg.
• Condition Report: This out-of-print book is in generally very good condition. The internal pages and brilliant color plates are clean, tight, and free of markings. The original dust jacket shows slight wear and an unusual yellowish triangular patch over the photograph in the centre of the jacket, with minor impressions to the reverse panel consistent with long-term shelf storage.
• Please note: Multiple copies of this publication are available in similar condition upon request. Please contact the shop directly if you require a multi-copy institutional acquisition.

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