Joy Kachina Photography

Joy Kachina Photography My Photographic Journey through the Heart of the Wild Island State of Tasmania Award Winning Landscape Photographer.

Capturing the beauty that is the Tasmanian Wilderness Australia. The natural world holds a special place in my heart. My goal is to bring people back into connection with the natural world through my imagery. My photography is always evolving and I am now moving into a more artistic and creative side exploring impressionism and intentional camera movement also known as ICM. This is an creative pro

cess which allows me the freedom to use my camera as an artist uses a paintbrush on canvas producing new works that are more of a painterly look, showcasing the colour & light of the Tasmanian landscape and seascape.

The Living RelicsPencil Pines are endemic to Tasmania and thrive in the upper reaches of the alpine regions of our Wild ...
31/08/2026

The Living Relics
Pencil Pines are endemic to Tasmania and thrive in the upper reaches of the alpine regions of our Wild Island State.
I find textures in their bark and the lichens that adorn it, creating symbiotic storytelling through my in-camera multiple-exposure photography. I'm really enjoying this creative journey.





Lovely to see this beautiful Tasmanian Snowgum on the wall at the Australian Geographic NPOTY 2026 on Friday Night for t...
30/08/2026

Lovely to see this beautiful Tasmanian Snowgum on the wall at the Australian Geographic NPOTY 2026 on Friday Night for the Opening at the South Australian Museum. I love seeing my images in PRINT! Speaking of prints...if you need some extraordinary printing done, contact Andy at Andrew Phipps
Hahnemuhle Fine Art Paper and Archival Inks. Andy's attention to detail is amazing!




Somewhere in the Northern Forest Regions of Tasmania...Bluegums set to be logged, their trunks spraypainted with numbers...
28/08/2026

Somewhere in the Northern Forest Regions of Tasmania...
Bluegums set to be logged, their trunks spraypainted with numbers.
I can't bear to see these beauties fall.




27/08/2026

Our Cider Gums currently have an incredible platform in Australia through Australian Geographic NPOTY 2026, at the South Australian Museum in Adelaide. I gratefully received Runner-up in the Threatened Species Category! Kate Triebe - Whispers in Focus Books and Photography Thank you for advocating for our Ciders. I'm so grateful to have met you and John. Friends for Life. This is why I love photography. It's not about the competition itself, but about giving nature a voice and uniting a passionate group of photographers ๐Ÿ“ธ who support and inspire conservation efforts here in Australia. Go Tassie! A beautiful collaboration ๐Ÿ˜
South Australian Museum
Discover Tasmania
Visit Northern Tasmania
Bob Brown Foundation
ABC Hobart

Watching the Awards Results at 6pm in Adelaide with Our Impact Winner Dave Sanderson (such a legend!) and Maya Hughes (a...
27/08/2026

Watching the Awards Results at 6pm in Adelaide with Our Impact Winner Dave Sanderson (such a legend!) and Maya Hughes (a gorgeous young talent)Junior Category finalist for Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year 2026.
Surprise for me was Runner Up in the Threathened Species Category and a Finalist in the Monochrome category.
Big Shout out to Benjamin Alldridge for winning the Botanical Category!! GO BENNY and Paul Hoelen for Runner Up in Our Impact. Awards night tomorrow!! So exciting. Thank you to the South Australian Museum Australian Geographic, the wonderful judges and all the contestants!

Such a Wonderful Surprise!Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year 2026Our beautiful Tasmanian Cider Gum wa...
27/08/2026

Such a Wonderful Surprise!
Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year 2026
Our beautiful Tasmanian Cider Gum was announced as Runner-Up in the Threatened Species Category tonight.
Go Tassie! What a wonderful platform for conservation advocacy. Awards and exhibition tomorrow night in Adelaide. Thank you to the incredible work of the South Australian Museum and to all the judges and contestants. Nature Thanks You!!




Still my favourite from home in Northern Tasmania
26/08/2026

Still my favourite from home in Northern Tasmania

I've just enjoyed another issue with On Landscape magazine. ISSUE 355 with Margrit Schwarz article was a fantastic read....
26/08/2026

I've just enjoyed another issue with On Landscape magazine. ISSUE 355 with Margrit Schwarz article was a fantastic read.
Thank you Tim and Charlotte for bringing us amazing content! I also purchased the ebook a few months back called The Nature of Place which is reviewed in this issue. Highly Recommended!
Thank you also for the feature in issue 345 ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ“ท๐ŸŒŽ

Mountain Myrtle...Time amongst this native forest is healing beyond belief.Highlands of Tasmania
26/08/2026

Mountain Myrtle...Time amongst this native forest is healing beyond belief.
Highlands of Tasmania

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