Fine-art photographer · Rockhampton, Central Queensland
Seeing life through a fortunate lens.
Light, landscape and perspective, and how they change the way we see the world and ourselves.
The lens taught me to wait.
Diane Armstrong · Voices of Impact, Volume 5
The Collection
Four ways into the work
Every print is a limited edition, made with archival pigment inks to last more than 100 years. Framed or unframed, from desk size to wall scale.
Featured print
Salt Bloom
From above, Kati Thanda opened like a flower. Salt, water and a colour I'd never seen before.
- Place
- Kati Thanda–Lake Eyre, South Australia
- Edition
- Limited edition of 50
- Recognition
- Photography & Digital, Brigalow Arts Festival, 2025
- Price
- From $150
Free shipping in Australia on orders over $250 · Shipped worldwide
Best sellers
The prints people live with.
Solo exhibition · September 2027
A new body of work about trees, seasons and quiet persistence.
Title and venue to be announced. Leave your email below to hear first about the opening, the works and the limited editions.
Writing
Writing taught me to speak.
Diane is writing her personal book. [One sentence on what it is about.]
Already published. Contributing author, Voices of Impact Volume 5, an Amazon bestseller within 24 hours of its March 2026 launch.
Speaking
What photography taught her about life.
- Through a Fortunate LensThe power of perspective
- Let the Light InSignature talk
- What Photography Taught Me About LifeSignature talk
For International Women's Day, women in business, photography clubs, arts and creative events, conferences and podcasts. A 20–30 minute talk, shaped for your audience.
Recent first prizes
2026 · PhotographyMineral PulseCentral Highlands Regional Council Art Awards 2026 · Black & WhiteStill, We BreatheBauhinia Bicentennial Art Gallery 2025 · Photography & DigitalSalt BloomBrigalow Arts Festival 2025 · Photography & DigitalSanctuary of LightBauhinia Bicentennial Art GalleryBehind the Lens
