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Peter Dombrovskis was an Australian photographer known for his stunning images of the Tasmanian wilderness. He played a significant role in raising awareness about the beauty and importance of preserving Tasmania's natural landscapes. Here is some information about Peter Dombrovskis based on the search results:
Biography:
- Peter Dombrovskis was born on March 2, 1945, in a refugee camp in Wiesbaden, Germany, to Latvian parents [1].
- He migrated to Australia with his mother in 1950 and settled in Fern Tree, a suburb of Hobart [1].
- Dombrovskis was mentored by renowned wildlife photographer and activist Olegas Truchanas [1].
- His photographs of the Tasmanian Wilderness, particularly his annual Tasmanian Wilderness Calendar, brought attention to previously remote and inaccessible areas of the state [1].
- Dombrovskis founded West Wind Press in 1977 and published calendars featuring his own work and commentary from environmental professionals [1].
- One of his most famous photographs is "Morning Mist, Rock Island Bend, Franklin River," which highlighted the visual appeal of the Franklin River during the "No Dams" campaign of 1982 [1].
- In 1983, he co-authored the book "Wild Rivers" with Bob Brown, showcasing his skill in photographing the Gordon and Franklin rivers [1].
- Tragically, Peter Dombrovskis passed away on March 28, 1996, due to a heart attack while photographing near Mount Hayes in South-West Tasmania [1].
Exhibitions:
- In 2017, the National Library of Australia held an exhibition titled "Dombrovskis: Journeys into the Wild" [1].
- In 2020, the Cradle Mountain Wilderness Gallery in Cradle Mountain, Australia, hosted an exhibition called "Tasmanian Wilderness" [1].
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