Aerial photographer David Taylor has an individual approach to photographing the landscape. His photography is a unique glimpse of light in motion on the ever changing landscape.

The images are patterns of nature from an artistic perspective. He sees nature as an illusion of light and patterns.

Digital technology through the eyes of the photographer has captured these unique images to produce works of appreciation.

I have had a long association with the land, flying and photography. For most of my life I have worked and owned a sheep and cattle property Pooginook Merino stud north of Jerilderie in Southern New South Wales Australia. This has given me a unique respect for nature by running a business and working with in the challenges of changing climatic conditions.

My work has taken me all over Australia. Despite the long distances of flying time I am in constant awe of the terrain beneath and find it totally absorbing. The colors and patterns are breathtaking.

As I have developed an appreciation for indigenous Aboriginal Art I see the same impressions they portray as dots, swirls, patterns, and colors.

From a birds ewe view from 500 to 9000 feet altitude in my Cessna 210 I want to link the wonders of digital technology the patterns of the landscape with my connection to the land.

The camera I currently use is a Cannon 40D and a Cannon 5D.

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