Victorian photographer Lilli Waters has developed a reputation as an artist known for her painterly images of nature evoking the Pre-Raphaelites with macabre, foreboding elements and a sensitive use of light. In January, a journey to Victoria’s Grampian Ranges during the period of the January bushfires, inspired a new exhibition Anthropocene: The Age of Humans focusing on the interactions between humans and nature, which is available for us all to peruse online.