Through the Thicket
Botanic Gardens Mt Tomah, 2025
“My approach to photography is to first find interesting or unusual light and compose my shot around it. This gentle spotlight fell on a patch of flowers, illuminating a quiet understory moment deep within the garden. Through The Thicket draws attention to the small, beautiful details we might miss on a walk through the woods; a reminder of how light can transform even the most ordinary parts of nature into something quietly magical. Let this image invite you into a world where time slows, and where nature reveals itself not in grand vistas, but in soft, glowing fragments. It is a meditation on stillness, presence, and the poetry of the overlooked.”
Framed print by Emma Sainsbury
Image size 60cm x 40cm printed on cotton rag paper mounted with a white matboard and framed in an black frame with UltraVue glass.
Botanic Gardens Mt Tomah, 2025
“My approach to photography is to first find interesting or unusual light and compose my shot around it. This gentle spotlight fell on a patch of flowers, illuminating a quiet understory moment deep within the garden. Through The Thicket draws attention to the small, beautiful details we might miss on a walk through the woods; a reminder of how light can transform even the most ordinary parts of nature into something quietly magical. Let this image invite you into a world where time slows, and where nature reveals itself not in grand vistas, but in soft, glowing fragments. It is a meditation on stillness, presence, and the poetry of the overlooked.”
Framed print by Emma Sainsbury
Image size 60cm x 40cm printed on cotton rag paper mounted with a white matboard and framed in an black frame with UltraVue glass.
Botanic Gardens Mt Tomah, 2025
“My approach to photography is to first find interesting or unusual light and compose my shot around it. This gentle spotlight fell on a patch of flowers, illuminating a quiet understory moment deep within the garden. Through The Thicket draws attention to the small, beautiful details we might miss on a walk through the woods; a reminder of how light can transform even the most ordinary parts of nature into something quietly magical. Let this image invite you into a world where time slows, and where nature reveals itself not in grand vistas, but in soft, glowing fragments. It is a meditation on stillness, presence, and the poetry of the overlooked.”
Framed print by Emma Sainsbury
Image size 60cm x 40cm printed on cotton rag paper mounted with a white matboard and framed in an black frame with UltraVue glass.
Artist - Emma Sainsbury
With a passion for the art that began from an early age, Australian Photographer Emma Sainsbury has been taking landscape photographs for over 10 years.
Emma got her start in photography studying at Tafe and then getting a job taking portrait photographs, but it’s her love of landscapes that ultimately took over her photography career.
Emma is known for her mountain and forest imagery, where she so beautifully captures the mood of the landscape, evoking a sense of wonder and awe mixed with mystery and intrigue. Her keen eye for detail and composition allows her to create images that are not only visually stunning but also emotionally evocative.
