Nature Photography in Australia

Art in Australia – photography from a wheelchair

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Bill is a wheelchair user who lives in Childers, Queensland, an agricultural area and a major sugarcane growing area.

His work is outstanding and in our view, should be at least on display in museum exhibitions. You can also share it on your own walls.

Art in Australia - photography from a wheelchair — “Flying into the weekend. I saw the cockatoo sitting on the post and by the time I had my camera ready this is what I managed to shoot. Very happy with it I must say”

Art in Australia

‘The combination of red dirt, lines of cane in its varying growth and added attraction of foggy mornings has given me great motivation to capture this special area of Australia among many other places.’
Bill Fuller

Traveling around Australia

While Bill and his wife love the Childers area, they have travelled extensively throughout the eastern states of Australia being New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania and South Australia with their caravan (trailer) for two years before once again settling in Childers.

photography from a wheelchair — Perry Sand Dunes at Wentworth, south western New South Wales

Bill has the gift to capture moments

Bill is an inquisitive man, taking many detours in his travels to see what photo opportunities may be down this dirt road, or near that river or lake, with sunrises or sunsets being a real attraction to him.

These photographs are a small sample of the collection that Bill has amassed in the past few years.

He hopes viewing these photos will give you the same pleasure that it gave him in taking them.

SHOP

Photography from a wheelchair

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Art boards (Australia kangaroos at dawn)

Canvas (Railroad crossing)

Framed print (Sunset)

Visit ArtforACCESS’s shop, for cool artwork on awesome products!

Enjoy the pinterest board we created of Bill’s astonishing work. There are over sixty photos now.

A selection is available in our shop Art for ACCESS.

Twitter

Bill is very active on Twitter and shares besides his gorgeous photo work also updates from his personal life as well disability and accessibility related topics in Australia or in the world at large. Check out his love for sports and games!

https://twitter.com/Bit_Bionic_Bill