ABOUT ESTHER
Esther Beaton is an award-winning nature photographer who has spent 30 years photographing in remote regions of Australia, discovering its unusual wildlife, amazing flora and interesting people.
"I make sure that all the technical and artistic elements harmonize with a subject to bring out its essence and beauty."
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Enrol in the next workshop:
Saturday 14 November 2009
"Garden Photography" through the Central Coast Community College
"Adventures in Wildlife Photography" – a presentation by Esther
Tuesday 2 February 2010 at 7:30pm
Castle Hill RSL Photography Club
77 Castle Street, Level 6, Castle Hill, New South Wales
TESTIMONIALS
"I just looked at your website and it's beautiful. We would
love to use your images for any future stories for Science.
We are always looking for a great science source."
Soo-Jeong Kang, The New York Times, Picture Editor
"You have taken some wonderful images. How do you do it!
I have spent quite a while going through them and this one
is my choice for the hero image. I hope that you agree. It
has mystery, power and that, 'how did she do that?' look."
Peter Cocklin, Business Development Manager Professional,
Kodak (Australasia)
"Your photography is just stunning. We trolled through a lot of photos for our ATM card and they didn't have the same edge. The word we like to use for our advertising is 'spirit or spirited' – a little gasp would be nice when you look at an image. And that's what we were getting with your photos."
Raquel Jackson, Queenslanders Credit Union
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