Daniel Shipp
Daniel Shipp is a Sydney based photographer. He crafts the maths and design of photography into emotive elements, telling stories about the worlds within this world. His thirst for studying how light transforms objects and people will continue for as long as he can hold a camera. WEBSITE / INSTAGRAM / FACEBOOK
What Tree Will You Be When You Die?
CultureCreating new life from death with memorial forests.
On the Other Side of Loss Lies Love
CultureA personal exploration of the relationship between ecological grief and transformation by Georgina Reid
Plants are not Objects: A Spiky Photo Essay
GardensA visit to the Huntington Desert Garden and a lesson in non-objectification of plants.
Fiona Brockhoff’s Sublime Garden Wonderland
Art & Design, GardensKarkalla is one of the great private gardens of Australia.
Welcome to Our New Website!
CultureFind out more about our new website design and re-branding
Audacious Gardening: On Daring to Care
GardensA personal essay on life and gardening by Georgina Reid.
Life Lessons: Georgina Reid
PeopleLessons from the life of The Planthunter founder and editor.
The Dirt: Adam Moxon Simpson
Gardens, PeopleA visit to lawyer Adam Simpson's particularly particular moss garden in Sydney.
Plant / Life: Jo Ferguson
Gardens, PeopleA visit to a soulful coastal garden on the Mornington Peninsula.
On Politics, Love and Climate Change
CultureAn essay on finding common ground.
The Dirt: Roderick Wyllie
Gardens, PeopleA garden adventure with landscape architect and plant nerd, Roderick Wyllie.
“Only Bulldozing the Rubbish”: A Meditation on the Beauty of Chaos
GardensBill Bampton explores the human desire to make chaos conform.
ISSUE #67: ORDER AND CHAOS
From The EditorGet chaotic with us.
The Past, the Present and the Garden
CultureFreya Latona explores the role of nostalgia in garden making.
The Dirt: Yunice Kang
PeopleA journey towards connection, via plants.
Plant / Life: Bronte House
GardensCome for a stroll through Sydney's heritage listed Bronte House and garden with one of it's current custodians, Anna van der Gardner.
ISSUE #66: BACK TO THE FUTURE
From The EditorThis month we’re stopping the car, hitting reverse, swinging it around and heading off into the bush.