Ronny Creek

I lived in Tasmania for many years and had the opportunity to explore much of the island's amazing wilderness. Ronny Creek is fed from snow melt and waters draining from the area around Cradle Mountain through the button grass plains. The tree skeletons are from a bushfire. Most of the tree species in the area are from the era of Gwondanaland and cannot survive bushfires. This scene tells a story of the Cradle Mt area and was one I really wanted to paint.

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Pam is a highly regarded professional artist with a diverse background in both photography and painting. After earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Tasmania, Pam established and ran a successful photography studio in Hobart for 20 years, building a reputation for artistic excellence and professional expertise.
Following retirement from photography, Pam turned to painting, channeling a long-held passion into a new creative pursuit. Now based in country Victoria, Pam works from a small home studio, where the influence of years of photographic practice continues to shape the artistic process.
Pam’s photography background informs her painting on multiple levels—most notably in the use of light to evoke mood, the application of colour, and an acute understanding of composition, perspective, and point-of-view. This deep understanding of visual storytelling shines through in her work, with a particular affinity for wide-angle views inspired by her landscape photography roots.
A deep love for nature serves as a continual source of inspiration, and Pam finds creativity in the beauty and details of the world around her.