When a 2000-year-old Huon pine was almost destroyed in Tasmania, it sparked an impassioned clash between conservationists and pro-development forces.
In his latest photo book, @noahthommo ommo takes the near-destruction of one specific Huon pine and uses it to highlight the people and places that remain at the centre of this debate decades later. He juxtaposes the stark Tasmanian wilderness against striking portraits of activists, multi-generational loggers and the left-behind junk that still seeps out of the hinterland.
See the photos and read the rest of the story in Gobe Magazine.