Stories from
the field.

Portraits, carnets and field stories from Australia. Written and photographed by Sébastien Cros.

JULY 2026

The Man Who Listens to the Trees

“The eucalyptus sounds like a river.” A portrait of Geoff Scholz, Gawler Ranges, South Australia.

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Bruce Hodge, founder of Goway Travel, at Australian Tourism Exchange in Adelaide, with the Flinders Ranges behind him.

JUNE 2026

I Still Call Australia Home

A pioneer who spent fifty years selling Australia to the world, and never stopped calling it home.

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Six portraits from Western Australia: Auntie Annie Dabb, Paul Sofilas, Graeme Dearle, Brad Adams, Lisa and Zane Mitchell.

MAY 2026

Six Faces of the West That Earns You

A road across Western Australia, and the people who carried it.

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Denis Pavageau, creator of the Like a Friend walk for Voyageurs du Monde, in the Sydney sunlight.

APRIL 2026

The Man Who Stayed

Denis Pavageau came to Australia by accident. Staying was the only thing that made sense.

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Single malt whisky bottles at Derwent Distillery, Tasmania, matured in French oak tawny casks.

MARCH 2026

Europe and Australia Were Never Separate Conversations

Australia has been European for a long time. Not on paper, but in its bones.

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Cloudy Bay, Bruny Island, Tasmania, from above: waves, white sand and bushland.

FEBRUARY - MARCH 2026

Tasmania. The Island That Never Stops Surprising You

A family road trip. More than 3,000 kilometres. An island that transforms you, every time.

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The red dirt track to Rainbow Valley, off the Stuart Highway, Northern Territory, seen from above.

FEBRUARY 2026 - FIRST WTA FLAGSHIP PIECE

The Reconnection Australia Forces on You

You can't scroll through the Outback. You can only cross it.

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Une Route. Des Voix. Un Regard.

“The Soul of the Land.” A 24-day editorial expedition through Outback Australia. July–August 2026.